Two new costumes will be available in FarmVille in the near future, with both of these looking to come in the English Countryside limited edition item theme. Hey guys - if you've been feeling left out after the release of tea party dresses in the game, this will be your chance to jump into the theme, as both of these outfits are decidedly male.
The first is the Royal Guard Costume, while the second is a Butler's Outfit. Both of these costumes will likely cost Farm Cash, and we can see the Royal Guard Costume (if it does indeed include the hat) easily costing upwards of 10 Farm Cash. Though, Zynga may surprise us and price them cheaper, but I wouldn't hold my breath for that.
Are you looking forward to dressing your FarmVille avatar as a Royal Guard or Butler? Which costume will you purchase?
Hiển thị các bài đăng có nhãn farmville england. Hiển thị tất cả bài đăng
Hiển thị các bài đăng có nhãn farmville england. Hiển thị tất cả bài đăng
Thứ Năm, 29 tháng 12, 2011
FarmVille: Royal Hops no longer listed as English Countryside crop
A short time ago, we brought you some FarmVille tips and tricks on how to grow Royal Hops - then an English Countryside-specific crop - back on your Home Farm. It seems as though Zynga might have planned for that to happen all along, however, as we've discovered that the Royal Hops crop now appears in both markets without any markings related to the English Countryside.
This means that users don't have to worry about crop licenses, and can freely grow Royal Hops on both of their farms, lessening the time it takes to master the crop by up to half. If you're someone that loves mastering all new crops, your strategy now is simple: Grow Royal Hops on both of your farms in mass quantities. Use bushels when harvesting both and voila! Four times the crop growth in just one ten-hour stretch!
We'll make sure to keep an eye on the store, and will let you know if more English Countryside crops receive a free pass to be planted on the Home Farm.
Have you already mastered Royal Hops, or will you now grow them on both farms to master them that much quicker?
This means that users don't have to worry about crop licenses, and can freely grow Royal Hops on both of their farms, lessening the time it takes to master the crop by up to half. If you're someone that loves mastering all new crops, your strategy now is simple: Grow Royal Hops on both of your farms in mass quantities. Use bushels when harvesting both and voila! Four times the crop growth in just one ten-hour stretch!
We'll make sure to keep an eye on the store, and will let you know if more English Countryside crops receive a free pass to be planted on the Home Farm.
Have you already mastered Royal Hops, or will you now grow them on both farms to master them that much quicker?
FarmVille LE English Countryside Trees: Oak Tree & Yew Tree
It's another Sunday night, and that means another update has launched in the fields of FarmVille. This time, we see Zynga releasing two additional trees in the current limited edition English Countryside item theme. The two trees are the Oak Tree and the Yew Tree, with the Yew Tree being the cheaper of the two (and also the more interesting tree, at least visually, in my humble opinion).
The Yew Tree costs 5 Farm Cash to add to your farm, while the Oak Tree costs 10 Farm Cash. As usual, you can skip purchasing the Oak Tree if you'd like to simply purchase the Yew Tree and then spawn an Oak from a Mystery Seedling. You can also look out for friends' wall posts that may allow you to randomly receive an Oak Tree as well. Remember, with the new ability to use building ingredients, and even Watering Cans, incredibly fast, there's no reason not to try and grow one of these for yourself and save a few Horseshoes!
These two trees will be in the game's store for the next two weeks.
What do you think of these two trees? Do you wish that the Oak were the cheaper of the two, since it's more recognizable in name?
The Yew Tree costs 5 Farm Cash to add to your farm, while the Oak Tree costs 10 Farm Cash. As usual, you can skip purchasing the Oak Tree if you'd like to simply purchase the Yew Tree and then spawn an Oak from a Mystery Seedling. You can also look out for friends' wall posts that may allow you to randomly receive an Oak Tree as well. Remember, with the new ability to use building ingredients, and even Watering Cans, incredibly fast, there's no reason not to try and grow one of these for yourself and save a few Horseshoes!
These two trees will be in the game's store for the next two weeks.
What do you think of these two trees? Do you wish that the Oak were the cheaper of the two, since it's more recognizable in name?
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