u/Holly1010Frey

Its a map that changes with how I decorate my town!?!?!?! What??!! I'm level 80 and just noticed this!!!! I just did a massive reno on my town and was wondering why the helicopter map was feeling so wierd. I didn't know this!!!! Actually pretty cool! I just though it was a generic map picture. But the people are placed where the helicopter will deliver the items in my real town.

I feel quite silly. How did I not notice for 80 levels.

Sometimes when I have tasks leftover at the end of the day I will start and dump some tasks that have been sitting there for days. Mostly the send ships one never gets chosen and I get it, almost always a 8 hour 1 task thing, or the mining for 50 ore one, which I also get why no one takes. Sometimes ill delete a grow one but only if its sat for 3+ days.

I do it so we can get some fresh tasks up on the board that people can actually achieve, like the coin one or the animal feed or other less time intensive/supply intensive.

My question is apart from it counting towards my task total for the day are there any unknown negatives to do this. Someone might say 'What if someone wanted the ship one.' My only response is that they sit for days when they appear and they will reapear within 3 tasks so its not like the wont have it. We almost always have a ship one on deck. I just want to make sure there not some unknown to me penalty for doing that?

The main 2 i always make sure I have at least 20 of is dough and popcorn. I only do it because at least once a day someone from the regatta will place a request on a train or plane for them. And it sits FOREVER, I assume because who has time to make 4 doughs or 7 pop corns.

So I just always make sure I have a good amount stocked even though I specifically never seem to need them. If i give my stock away in a request I immediately start restocking.

I may be one of the lowest levels in my regatta and there are many things I dont have yet to help with but by golly no one is waiting on doughs or popcorn on my watch.

Ive been real into this game for a bit. I want to share and hear opinions on best use for real and T. cash. I want to politely say if your opinion is in lines of "im not spending real money on some fake game," thats fine this isn't the post for you.

So far I think the best real money value is the seasonal passes. Its under 5$ and the value is immense. From the barn storage to the extra boxes with planes it seems like a no brainer. For real money M3 perks I usually wait for the cascade where I spend up to 30$. I actually woke up 30 min early today to buy the cascade so its 30 min and 1 hour infinite boosters lined up with the helicopter tree so I could use them in the 2x portions.

As for TC, I found the best return is buying the dealer for 10 days and using it 90% of the time to buy pix axes. When I get at least 2,000 i use see the light and go crazy using them all. Between completing collections and unlocked boxed I make back the 300 quick and usually end up with around 600-1000 TC cash by the end of it all, plus some gems to replace the ones used for see the light.

Am I missing any good/obvious big cash returns; real or fake? How do people spend there real and fake money on the game for the biggest return. I limit myself to 50$ a month. Im a big girl and I get alot of time and enjoyment out of the game. Some people gamble hundres in a night, I fake farm for 50$ a month. 🤷‍♀️

Does anyone have any advice on these monstrosities? If I dont combined a rainbow ball with a helicopter I can never get them gone. There's like 8 steps. Even rainbow and rocket doesnt work because after all those rockets hit it, they only count it as one stike.

And I thought the ice bombs were annoying. How nieve.

I have 6 credits and I refuse to renew the subscription because my library is half unread. BUT I need to use them or lose them by the end of the month.

Please recommend 6 scifi novels. Heinlien is out, I already own quite literally everything hes ever written, same with Adrian Tchaikovsky, Asimov, the most popular of Le Guain, Bradbury, Vonnegut and Orwell. I own all the Expanse books and Ringworld. Basically all SUPER classic/old scifi, like 10,000 leagues and Frankenstien are owned.

I heavily lean towards poetic prose and soft scifi. Not the biggest fan of Andy Wier, no contest hes amazing, but I just dont dig super hard scifi like that, loved the movies though. Dont love Atwood or Author C Clark, and I DNF Hyperion. I like alien aliens but already read Solaris.

All suggestions welcome 🙏

Thanks everyone

1. Book of strange new things
2. Altered Carbon
3. Brightness reef
4. Consider Phlebs
5. Exhalation
6. There is no Anti emetics division

*** some wierd messages about audio books. I drive an hour too and from work, chill. I also collect/read real physical books as well, but theres nothing wrong with audio books.