Just yesterday, we brought you a sneak peek of a new Sussex Chicken that we believe will be coming to the English Countryside theme in FarmVille in the near future. That prediction was all but confirmed this morning, as we've seen that the Sussex Chicken has already been given a home inside the Chicken Coop, as it is listed as the very last Chicken in the menu - as the level 18 Chicken, to be exact.
We've seen through this update that the Sussex Chicken will offer you another chance at receiving English Mystery Eggs (check out their contents in our guide), and will apparently add 64 coins to your harvest total when you collect from your Chicken Coop everyday.
There's no exact release date for the Sussex Chicken, but it could be released as early as this evening. We'll make sure to let you know if that's the case.
Check out the rest of our English Countryside coverage right here.
Will you purchase a Sussex Chicken in your English farm or your Home Farm?
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Showing posts with label FarmVille English Countryside. Show all posts
Wednesday, January 4, 2012
FarmVille LE English Countryside Trees: Crab Apple Tree & Damson Tree
Two new trees have been added to the limited edition English Countryside item theme in FarmVille this evening, and those farmers that have chosen to focus on their Home Farms rather than making the trip over the pond will be happy to know that these trees are available to place on either farm.
The Damson Tree costs 5 Farm Cash, while the Crab Apple Tree costs 10 Farm Cash. Upon placing the Damson Tree in your Orchard, you'll see that the Crab Apple Tree is the tree that you'll have a chance of receiving from a Mystery Seedling, so feel free to skip purchasing the Crab Apple Tree altogether if you think you'll have luck in randomly receiving one as a Mystery Seedling.
Both of these trees will be available in the game for the next two weeks. Remember, if you'd like to have these trees on both of your farms, you'll need to purchase them twice.
Check out the rest of our English Countryside coverage right here.
Will you purchase either of these trees for your farm, or had you already received a Crab Apple Tree as a Mystery
seedling?
The Damson Tree costs 5 Farm Cash, while the Crab Apple Tree costs 10 Farm Cash. Upon placing the Damson Tree in your Orchard, you'll see that the Crab Apple Tree is the tree that you'll have a chance of receiving from a Mystery Seedling, so feel free to skip purchasing the Crab Apple Tree altogether if you think you'll have luck in randomly receiving one as a Mystery Seedling.
Both of these trees will be available in the game for the next two weeks. Remember, if you'd like to have these trees on both of your farms, you'll need to purchase them twice.
Check out the rest of our English Countryside coverage right here.
Will you purchase either of these trees for your farm, or had you already received a Crab Apple Tree as a Mystery
seedling?
FarmVille Mystery Game (03/27/11): Birds take flight as new prizes
This week's Mystery Game in FarmVille isn't technically labeled as coming with a standard English Countryside theme, as it instead introduces us to a set of six birds, ready to take flight right onto your farm. The game is called "English Wings," and it will offer you England-inspired birds as prizes.
Some of these birds are those we've given you a sneak peek of in the past, including the Sussex Chicken which we brought you news of just this morning. Here's a complete rundown of this week's prizes:
English Partridge
Gray Heron
King Fisher
Sussex Chicken
Tufted Duck
White Barn Owl
This week's Mystery Game strikes a balance between last week's price of 20 Farm Cash per dart and the normal price of 16 Farm Cash, as it will cost you 18 Farm Cash to play the game this week. Each dart offers you a chance at one of these feathered friends, but remember, you don't have a choice as to which prize you'll win.
If you'd like one of these birds, make sure to play the game within the next week, as next Sunday will see the game being updated with a new set of items, perhaps even in a new theme.
Check out the rest of our English Countryside coverage right here.
Which of these birds are you hoping to win this week?
Some of these birds are those we've given you a sneak peek of in the past, including the Sussex Chicken which we brought you news of just this morning. Here's a complete rundown of this week's prizes:
English Partridge
Gray Heron
King Fisher
Sussex Chicken
Tufted Duck
White Barn Owl
This week's Mystery Game strikes a balance between last week's price of 20 Farm Cash per dart and the normal price of 16 Farm Cash, as it will cost you 18 Farm Cash to play the game this week. Each dart offers you a chance at one of these feathered friends, but remember, you don't have a choice as to which prize you'll win.
If you'd like one of these birds, make sure to play the game within the next week, as next Sunday will see the game being updated with a new set of items, perhaps even in a new theme.
Check out the rest of our English Countryside coverage right here.
Which of these birds are you hoping to win this week?
FarmVille LE English Countryside Animals: Shetland Pony, Devon Cow & Bagot Goat
If you like checking out our FarmVille sneak peeks, filled with unreleased images of items coming to the game, you'll recognize tonight's trio of animals that have officially been released in the game's store under the limited edition English Countryside theme. The three animals are the Shetland Pony, the Devon Cow, and the Bagot Goat.
The Bagot Goat is the solo item here, being available for 14 Farm Cash. Meanwhile, if you purchase either the Shetland Pony or the Devon Cow, remember that this opens up the opportunity to breed these animals in their respective animal storage building, for either a Shetland Foal or a Devon Calf. Both of these animals are more expensive as a result, with the Shetland Pony costing 24 Farm Cash and the Devon Cow going for 22 Farm Cash.
All three of these animals will be available in the store for the next two weeks, so purchase them while you can so that you don't miss out. Remember, while all three of these items are available to purchase on either your Home Farm or the English Countryside, if you'd like to have them on both farms, you'll need to purchase two.
Check out the rest of our English Countryside coverage right here.
What do you think of these new animals?
The Bagot Goat is the solo item here, being available for 14 Farm Cash. Meanwhile, if you purchase either the Shetland Pony or the Devon Cow, remember that this opens up the opportunity to breed these animals in their respective animal storage building, for either a Shetland Foal or a Devon Calf. Both of these animals are more expensive as a result, with the Shetland Pony costing 24 Farm Cash and the Devon Cow going for 22 Farm Cash.
All three of these animals will be available in the store for the next two weeks, so purchase them while you can so that you don't miss out. Remember, while all three of these items are available to purchase on either your Home Farm or the English Countryside, if you'd like to have them on both farms, you'll need to purchase two.
Check out the rest of our English Countryside coverage right here.
What do you think of these new animals?
Friday, December 30, 2011
FarmVille: The Spring Garden has sprung; here's how to build it
Spring Garden Notice
It's officially spring in FarmVille, thanks to Zynga's most recent release: The Spring Garden. This new building project will act similarly to the Pot of Gold or Leprechaun Cottage a few weeks back. In other words, this structure will provide you with Flowers to add to your upcoming Spring Basket Collection, which offers up rare items for Flowers. Players will have to build the Spring Garden in stages with increasingly larger amounts of Bricks, Wooden Boards, and Nails.
Spring Garden 1 Spring Garden 2 Spring Garden 3
Stage 1: 12 Bricks, 12 Wooden Boards, and 12 Nails
Stage 2: 16 Bricks, 16 Wooden Boards, and 16 Nails
Stage 3: 30 Bricks, 30 Wooden Boards, and 30 Nails
That might not seem like a lot, but add it all up and that's a whopping 174 item requests. Consider this your next big project, as if your journey deeper into the English Countryside wasn't enough. Enjoy your Facebook-filled Friday--just try bringing the laptop outside with you this time, eh?
[Source and Image Credit: FarmVille Freak]
Check out the rest of our FarmVille Cheats & Tips right here.
Have you started on your Spring Garden yet? How do you plan on mastering it quickly?
It's officially spring in FarmVille, thanks to Zynga's most recent release: The Spring Garden. This new building project will act similarly to the Pot of Gold or Leprechaun Cottage a few weeks back. In other words, this structure will provide you with Flowers to add to your upcoming Spring Basket Collection, which offers up rare items for Flowers. Players will have to build the Spring Garden in stages with increasingly larger amounts of Bricks, Wooden Boards, and Nails.
Spring Garden 1 Spring Garden 2 Spring Garden 3
Stage 1: 12 Bricks, 12 Wooden Boards, and 12 Nails
Stage 2: 16 Bricks, 16 Wooden Boards, and 16 Nails
Stage 3: 30 Bricks, 30 Wooden Boards, and 30 Nails
That might not seem like a lot, but add it all up and that's a whopping 174 item requests. Consider this your next big project, as if your journey deeper into the English Countryside wasn't enough. Enjoy your Facebook-filled Friday--just try bringing the laptop outside with you this time, eh?
[Source and Image Credit: FarmVille Freak]
Check out the rest of our FarmVille Cheats & Tips right here.
Have you started on your Spring Garden yet? How do you plan on mastering it quickly?
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