It’s a shiny new act today, so it’s time for a shiny new Rundown.
In case you scroll a little too fast here’s what’s included in this post:
• What EA said
• Prize items
• Premium combo
• Gil deal
• Currency jobs
What EA Said:
The people of Springfield freak out now that there’s no promise of eternal reward anymore. Lisa makes an appeal that it’s still not too late for them to come together and build Heaven on Earth. Ned takes her literally and leads the people of Springfield in building their own version of Heaven in Springfield, which ends up being a very gauche theme park. Unfortunately, while God isn’t opposed to a Heaven-themed theme park, he’s offended they built one that’s so lame and abandons humanity altogether.
Prize Items:
Prize 1:
• Name: Heavenly Garage
• Type: Decoration
“Heaven” on Earth pt. 1 and 115 
Prize 2:
• Name: Heavenly Pedicure Hut
• Type: Buidling
“Heaven” on Earth pt. 2 and 155
Prize 3:
• Name: St. Peter’s Desk
• Type: Decoration
“Heaven” on Earth pt. 3 and 155
Prize 4:
• Name: Regular Heaven
• Type: Building
“Heaven” on Earth pt. 4 and 155
Prize 5:
• Name: Heaven Reception
• Type: Building
“Heaven” on Earth pt. 5 and 195
Premium Combo: Costs 150 Donuts
• Name: St. Peter
• Type: Character
Note: Earns event currency for acts 3 and 4
Bundled with:
• Name: Heavenly Golf Course
• Type: Decoration
Gil Deal: Costs 150 Donuts
• Name: Angel Flanders
• Type: Skin – outfit for Ned
Bundled with:
• Name: Heavenly Water Slide
• Type: Decoration
Currency Jobs:
You’re collecting Angel Wings with the following tasks
• Clip Angel Wings – 4 hours, earns 5
Homer, Lisa, Ned, Bart, Wiggum, Rev. Lovejoy, Quimby
• Create Angel Wings From Feathers – 4 hours, earns 7
Jesus Christ
• Lend Angel Wings – 4 hours, earns 8
Eve, Shakespeare, St. Peter
Right you are, that should do to get you going.
There will be an Open Thread later today too. Have a great Sunday and I’ll be back tomorrow with the Turbo Tappin’
Without new land I am going to have to store parts of my town. I really don’t want to do that.
Or you can redesign parts of your town to need less land? I’ve been playing since 2014 and still haven’t used up all of my land, even though I have a town that was designed with great care.
One thing I see a lot of people do (which may or may not apply to you) is to put each building on an “island” of sorts, surrounded on all four sides by roads. This is not the way real cities and towns work, except, maybe, when a building is exceptionally large or important. If you’ve done that, try putting several buildings together to form more of a real block of buildings and then put roads around that. If that doesn’t apply to you, maybe see whether an area that has, say, a whole big forest around it could maybe do with a smaller one? The trick is to build somewhat densely, but without sacrificing a sense of different areas and “set pieces.”
Also, not every item you’ve gotten needs to be out in your town. There have been a few buildings (not many though) that I’ve chosen not to include in my town’s design (either for now or forever).
Bottom line is we’ve been given plenty of land…you just need to be judicious with it!
Store your Springfield heights stuff and you see tons of opportunity and space. I store all my western, medieval, heaven, IRL, space, etc. junk and just keep my town as Springfield
When does act 3 start ????
It started when the post went up