If you’ve been zapping through your tapping and it’s all been a bit of a blur or if you just fancied a reminder of what the writers got up to this time you’re in luck.
Here’s all the dialog and tasks for this act …
PS – A reminder that this is the final act
In this post:
• Prize Track: Trial by Ire parts 1 to 5
• Outro: Head Over Banana Peels
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Right then, time to take a look at the prizes from this act.
This includes what you get, how you get it and buy more info for:
• Prize 1: Krusty Water Tower (Decoration)
• Prize 2: Elephant (Decoration)
• Prize 3: Mystery Box Token (Currency)
• Prize 4: Clown Fire Truck (Decoration)
• Prize 5: Civic Center (Building)
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Right then, you’ve got your Rundown and Turbo Tappin’ up so lets take a look at the premium offering for this act …
Leaky Pants and Mussel & Flanks (Character and Building)
As ever this isn’t exactly a Should I Buy, more like it’s a look at what you get if you decide to spend those Donuts so you can make your own minds up.
Here’s what’s in this post:
• Basic info
• Questline with Dialog
• Permanent tasks
Lets get started then, shall we . . .
Posted in Tapped Out
Tagged Cuisine Capers, Fears of a Clown, Fears of a Clown Act 4, Leaky Pants, Mussel & Flanks
Salutations Silly Simpsons Schedulers,
Another Act of the latest event has hit our games, which means it’s time for another calendar. Fears of a Clown, Act 4 hit our games yesterday.
Here is a basic calendar to keep track of the currency needed to unlock all 5 items.
A quick post on those Clown NPCs you’ve been hunting.
If you wish you can buy ’em when you complete the event.
Finish getting the prizes from all 4 acts and that Outro dialog read and if you want to keep ’em in your game you can get ’em for 30 Donuts apiece.
They are:
Fiddle Faddle
… and Wiggles
As with all recent NPCs they don’t show up in the Census or have any tasks to select, but they are included in a couple of groups so you can use ’em if there’s a group task that applies for ’em.
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Tagged Clown NPCs, Fears of a Clown, Fears of a Clown Clown NPCs, Fears of a Clown NPCs, Fiddle Faddle, Wiggles
It’s time to take a look at the quests and tasks to get those Act 4 prizes.
No need to cover the Outro, it’s just dialog with no tasks.
In case you scroll a little too fast here’s what’s included in this post:
• Prize Track: Trial by Ire parts 1 to 5
• Currency Jobs
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Tagged Civic Center, Clown Fire Truck, Elephant, Fears of a Clown, Fears of a Clown Act 4, Krusty Water Tower, Trial by Ire
If you’ve been zapping through your tapping and it’s all been a bit of a blur or if you just fancied a reminder of what the writers got up to this time you’re in luck.
Here’s all the dialog and tasks for this act …
PS – A reminder that act 4 starts on Tuesday
In this post it’s just the Act 3 Prize Track –
• Wrong Side of the Haw-Haw parts 1 to 5
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Right then, we’ve covered the other prizes so lets take a look at the prize character for this act …
Ms. Coco (Character)
Here’s what’s in this post:
• Basic info
– What you get
– How you get it
• Questline with Dialog
• Permanent tasks
Lets get started then, shall we . . .
Posted in Tapped Out
Tagged Fears of a Clown, Fears of a Clown Act 3, Ms. Coco, Teacher's Fret
Right then, time to take a look at the prizes from this act.
This includes what you get, how you get it and buy more info for:
• Prize 1: Pie Wall (Decoration)
• Prize 2: Clown Bus (Building)
• Prize 3: Mystery Box Token (Currency)
• Prize 4: Krusty’s Stunt Doubles Autograph Booth (Decoration)
• Prize 5: Ms. Coco (Character) – passing mention
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Well ol’ Gil is back to tempt us again, here’s what he’s offering up this time …
Ring-A-Ling and Heyus Heyus (Character and Building)
As ever this isn’t exactly a Should I Buy, more like it’s a look at what you get if you decide to spend those Donuts so you can make your own minds up.
Here’s what’s in this post:
• The Dialog
• Basic info
• Questline with Dialog
• Permanent tasks
Lets get started then, shall we . . .
