Along with the release of the Big Barn upgrade in FrontierVille came the ability to unlock one of four new badges in the game. These badges reward you with large amounts of XP, coins, and even food items or decorations for completing them, and luckily, you can finish all four badges in a matter of minutes (I'd wager under 10 minutes for the average pioneer, depending on your current stockpile of adult animals).
First and foremost, simply store every adult Ox, Cow, Horse and Mule in your Big Barn by using the Store cursor in the menu (where you'd choose to change your cursor to sell or move). While storing just a single Ox, Cow, Horse and Mule will unlock the first of these four badges, if you haven't stored 50 adult animals by this point, you'll really be able to take advantage of this strategy.
Simply enter into your Big Barn's menu, and click to remove the animal that you have the most of at the time. For example, say you have 25 Oxen in your Big Barn. Remove all 25 (luckily, you can rapidly click on your land to place each without having to reload the menu), and then re-store them into the Big Barn. The game doesn't make the distinction that you're storing the exact same animals all over again, so your badge progress moves on.
Repeat the process until you've unlocked all four badges and voila! You'll walk away with almost 2,000 XP, three Dinners, a 7 Course Feast, an Aluminum Water Trough decoration, 100 Food and over 6,000 coins! Not a bad haul for a few minutes work, wouldn't you agree?
If you've yet to earn these four badges through our method or otherwise, I'd actually take the time to knock them out sooner, rather than later. It's possible that Zynga will remove this exploit by forcing you to have 200 animals inside the Big Barn simultaneously, so you'll want to make sure to earn these badges before that happens.
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12.10.11
Be a FarmVille Master With a Million Dollar Villa on a Luxury Farm WithEvery Toy
FarmVille is one of Facebook's signature social networking games and it's going to keep you harvesting virtual crops and milking virtual cows for the next few years of your life. Don't worry - you'll be doing it all in the name of good fun and stress relief so welcome to your new career as a farmer. Your life is about to get a lot more interesting.
FarmVille begins with a tiny plot of land and a dream: build an incredible farm and help your neighbors do the same. It's a friendly community of people that you already know and love, each trying to construct stables, collect rare items, harvest lucrative crops, and train puppies to do tricks. It's one of the most in-depth social networking games on the Internet, with elaborate co-op modes, neighbor bonuses, and items that turn your farm into an Internet paradise of crops, mansions, trees, and pools. You have to play to see just how elaborate and rich this game really is.
The fun begins by customizing your farming avatar to look true to yourself, plowing your land, planting your crops, and waiting for the harvest to come in. In the meantime, you can begin spicing up your environment by adding a few decorative items to your farm and adding a few neighbors from your friends list.
Friends play a big part in this game. You'll gain points by fertilizing their crops on a regular basis, be able to send them gifts that help improve their farm, and sometimes work together in co-op projects. FarmVille always lives up to its name as a social networking game. Friends share fuel, collectible items, gifts, and even merchandise in a "farmer's market."
A truly fun feature of FarmVille is a camera that lets you document the life of your farm as it progresses from tiny plot to super plantation. Over time, the objects you own will grow. Your tiny cottage might be replaced by a mansion - there's even a castle for folks that play in the big leagues of FarmVille. Animals include sheep, pigs, border collies, chinchillas, and all kinds of other neat animals that can be "harvested" for items like truffles, hair, or wool. Don't forget your chicken coop either. Those eggs come in handy.
Overall FarmVille is one of the single most fun games to be played anywhere, social or non-social games included. There's a large community of fans, plenty of cool objects to buy, diverse crops to plant, and an element of farm decoration and customization that pushes its value over the top.
Source: eZine
FarmVille begins with a tiny plot of land and a dream: build an incredible farm and help your neighbors do the same. It's a friendly community of people that you already know and love, each trying to construct stables, collect rare items, harvest lucrative crops, and train puppies to do tricks. It's one of the most in-depth social networking games on the Internet, with elaborate co-op modes, neighbor bonuses, and items that turn your farm into an Internet paradise of crops, mansions, trees, and pools. You have to play to see just how elaborate and rich this game really is.
The fun begins by customizing your farming avatar to look true to yourself, plowing your land, planting your crops, and waiting for the harvest to come in. In the meantime, you can begin spicing up your environment by adding a few decorative items to your farm and adding a few neighbors from your friends list.
Friends play a big part in this game. You'll gain points by fertilizing their crops on a regular basis, be able to send them gifts that help improve their farm, and sometimes work together in co-op projects. FarmVille always lives up to its name as a social networking game. Friends share fuel, collectible items, gifts, and even merchandise in a "farmer's market."
A truly fun feature of FarmVille is a camera that lets you document the life of your farm as it progresses from tiny plot to super plantation. Over time, the objects you own will grow. Your tiny cottage might be replaced by a mansion - there's even a castle for folks that play in the big leagues of FarmVille. Animals include sheep, pigs, border collies, chinchillas, and all kinds of other neat animals that can be "harvested" for items like truffles, hair, or wool. Don't forget your chicken coop either. Those eggs come in handy.
Overall FarmVille is one of the single most fun games to be played anywhere, social or non-social games included. There's a large community of fans, plenty of cool objects to buy, diverse crops to plant, and an element of farm decoration and customization that pushes its value over the top.
Source: eZine
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