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How long does Prank protection last?
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dchen1 (US1)
US1 Posts: 993
The best buildings to get rid of your small hoodoos and big hoodoos(Can be used on most buildings) are the gourmet farm composter and Main farm silo. They are much less efficient than their counterparts so only players with an excess of leaves and dung would use these.elb (GB1) said:We just talk to each other. Say 'I've got pranks, who wants them' and players ask for them on certain buildings. No big deal, no problem.5
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Once the pranks have been cleared, more pranks can then be added.
Edit: added correct info
Here's the deal: My co-op is trying to institute a Prank Tuesday where we can all get a chance to get rid of our inventory of pranks which none of us would ever use on another player. So we have a time where members can say "Go ahead and prank my fields," (or chickens or whatever) and then other members get an opportunity to reduce their prank inventory and the recipients pick up a few Karma points. So we gave it a try and ran into this 6-prank limit. And now we're wondering how best to implement our little scheme to turn useless pranks into benefits.
I'll check again just in case it got changed in a recent hot fix.
And hey, thanks for your continuing help on this, Cuddly!