Monster World Tips Part 2
Making More Money
Try to reach level 44 about that time you will have the Girly
Eyes Plant that plant is one of the highest yielding plants in terms of cash
and it can be harvested in 4 hours. Its
yield is slightly higher than the chocolate plant. Good for busy people because
you don’t need to check on it too much if it is ready to harvest or not. But I suggest that you gradually shift your
strategies to the one I will write below.
Monster World Strategy for Patient People
This strategy will give high returns but the payback will be
a bit longer. First you need to get woogoo pump at least the long wait will be
worth it with the constant daily inflow of woogoo. You need to get around 500
pieces of plant per kind. Forget the plant market and sell whatever you can to
Robert aside from money which is higher than the normal market value he will
give you more woogoo. It means you need to need to plant slow growing plants
first and reach a level of 500 use the money making strategy using the girly
eyes to rack up on your number of plots, keep buying plants and décor until you
are satisfied. The strategy for patient people would work better the more you
have plots.
Additional Strategy
Also if you need you need happiness points free of charge
always give the baby its whim and it will give you high value decors for free.
The more friends you have the faster the game will progress always give gifts
to each other and always ask help for team mates. Asking for help and giving
gifts will make the game generate free items. And almost always if you wanna
buy decors the seasonal decors on the decors menu the far right options next to
Path and river will give you a nice amount of happiness points in comparison
with the standard décor always compute happiness points/amount the higher the
value the more it is worth it and yes I remind you again do not sell to Roberta
unless it is part of a mission. She’s a waste of woogoo and the plant selling
value depreciates when you create a new products Stick with selling plants for
the meantime.
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