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Let's just wait until sunday and then you can decide (as a coop) what to do.
Further, it is still impossible to complete 2,710 peaches while making 4,800 fruit cakes in a week. I have to give away ALL my peaches to Santa's wish list to POSSIBLY complete it. Peaches come every 14 hours (600 twice a day). And since all my peaches are given away I can't make 4,800 fruit cake, baking them 10 times requiring over 5,000 peaches to bake that I won't have if all my peaches went to the event.
Further, 5,510 lambs lettuce takes 7 hours to grow in 4 fields at 804 harvest with humus, and does not allow me to use the fields for making food for the many other animals. If I grow them around the clock for the week, I just might make it but wont be making food for the other animals.
Why would anyone want to try an impossible and unreasonable event when they could grow what they want and sell through management if they wanted? It's not worth the enormous hard work and depletion of vital farm items and income through contracts.
It's still not reasonable and until my dung that was stolen is still not returned after the "bug fix."
it makes me think every order the co-op fulfills AND the extra donations as a co-op make the quality (1/7) and with the base hapiness while on a personal level the amount in the star determines the final happiness value also determined by what you personally donated extra to the event.
I would like to see a confirmation/correction on this though, to be sure.
Thanks!
This instruction is misleading indeed in relation to previous "max" function.
I DID NOT suggest that you boot them out FOR EVER. All you have to do is get them to leave then reinstate them IMMEDIATELY. No one needs to be booted out for good. I think the members who have not contributed to the event after their initial donation do not have as much of the team spirit as other members of your coop.
In a nutshell - no, sorry. You have to participate during the week in order to help on the Sunday. But if you have any gifts from the Naughty and Nice twins that helps others, just ask around in your coop as to who needs sparkles and where.
Will there be another adjustment after all, or am I just very unlucky?
Also, it doesn't make a difference to happiness when I add 2000 or 200 of a product ATM.
While I appreciate the compensation, there are still many unintended consequences to the Wish List. One example--At level 121, I had to donate 1980 honey cream. A co-op member at level 93 has to contribute 3320.
No further comment.
Also wondering what would be best - opinions please - is it better to help everyone even though we can't get everyone to 100% or work to get those we can to 100% and not help those we can't get to 100%. Wondering what would be the best way to use resources to help theirs
Thanks for answer to question of 7th day and insight on how to help others fill orders.
thanks
I have donated oved 70% of the items myself and realize that this event is lije the temp farms, not money wise but product wise. I am donating my products for what, I nice deco that ultimately will not be used very much and having to produce products continuously does not allow me to make any money, not only for 1 week but for 5 weeks, AS OF NOW I AM NOT DOING ANYTHING MORE. I need to have my farm grow and make money.
My understanding is that on Sunday anyone who has taken part in the challenge by donating(now selling items) will be able to click on another players list to see what it will take to complete the list. It may not be the same item that needs to be donated, nor will it be the same amount required. It will depend upon players levels what will be required.
For example a level 40 player needs 1,000 apples so a level 150 player will need to donate 2,000 fruitcakes to complete.
Or, a level 95 player need 500 olives and a level 35 player will need to donate 800 eggs.
Note: I am just guessing the actual amounts as math is not my forte. ; - )
Anyone please correct me if I am wrong.
As to the changes they certainly help.
My complaint would be that they came to late.
I thought I was smart not to start the dang thing and now with the changes they have removed my main reason for not doing the challenge. The financial loss due to the donations of a staggering amount of items such as 3,000 fruitcakes.
I kind of feel like I am being punished for not doing it cause now I look like the Scrooge of my co-op.
So thanks for that. ; - )
I have read every post in this thread and agreed with most of them. However, I do not agree with removing Co-op Players who have not completed all or most of their orders and then bringing them right back into the Co-op. To me it says that their efforts were not “good enough”, or “appreciated”.
I have a GREAT TEAM in my Co-op now. We will work together as a TEAM and do what we can, win or lose! It’s all fun! Many are working to improve their production costs after some training and it’s really fun to watch and help them. They have really worked hard and rallied when needed with our recent projects. I value all of their efforts.
I know that this is a game strategy and it is up to you what you do of course. But, please think about what you are saying to your Co-op players who did make an effort? This is a big Holiday-Thanksgiving Week here in the USA and we are all learning about the event, even GGS. Home schedules are crazy, bad weather, and many illnesses are around too. Steffi even said that all Co-ops had one week to “fail” to get to the next Deco. I consider this our “learning” week. All happiness points count from all players no matter if they do, a little or a lot. I feel that we should value that and not throw their efforts in the garbage. I value all my player’s efforts and will keep them all in our Co-op! We will do our best this week and we will do even better next week!
It’s really too bad that they could not have lowered the amounts of items in our lists for our week 1 lists and then have any overages already done go to extra happiness points. I am very concerned about the statement that they will only be adjusted “slightly”. Come on, It’s Christmas, it should be reasonable amounts to make with all the other things we have to do this time of year. If it’s too stressful, players will just leave! I would hope that EVERYONE could WIN EVERYTHING in this event!!!
All in all GGS did do a pretty good and speedy job of trying to make this right in a very short period of time, even paying us retroactively for what we had done. Now if the numbers are reduced further for week 2, then I think we have a fun Co-op event!! I thank everyone who wrote posts, the CM’s and programmers for helping to make this better! We are going to have fun with it!