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Originally Posted by Raul
Hey there,
We just released a new version with the following features/changes:
1. The Watermill (coins) is now a facility that produces Corn Flour for snacks and other future products
2. The Oil Factory (12 FC) produces Olive Oil for different snacks
3. The Snack Factory (coins) produces:
-Potato Chips
-Plantain Chips
-Nachos
-Veggie Snack Pack (carrots, broccoli, celery and grape tomatoes)
-Peanuts in the shell
-Walnuts
4. The Confectionery Factory (32 FC) produces:
- Chocolate Box
- Chocolate Bar
- Chocolate Strawberries
- Chocolate with Caramel
- Candy Apple
- Candycane Jar
- Hard Candy Jar
5. You can now catch some walleyes and northern pike on the frozen lake for those who still have it, and it's available again on the store
6. You can now ask relatives and friends on special ocasions (like mother's day ;-) to buy you farm cash items as gifts from the store using the new 'Send' button, you will receive them on your gift box directly, currently they have to be your neighbours to do it
7. The '?' icon is now also shown on the market place, to make it easier for you to determine if sell the proucts or use them to make other products
8. The realtor bug showing the 'Seeds' window for some users should be fixed now
Enjoy.
Thanks
--Raul
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Nice
I could wish that the corn meal could be made in the same facility as the flour, thus eliminating the space needed for the water mill, but really water mills are often used for making stone ground corn meal, so good choice there. Now some day I'll need to have a little more river (despite it's gosh awful blue color). Also some day may add one or two of the other new facilities, space permitting. A little redesigning of farm 2 may be in order.
Now not to be pushy, but how 'bout a decent looking small restaurant as an alternative to that sandwich shop, for those of us who are trying to stay with a more traditional farm/small town look?
Great job with the FT game, Raul. I continue to be impressed with the quality and functionality of the application and how well integrated the programming is.