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Those dead looking plants we pick will have them flying around them they are super small
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#1 HOUSE:
Once you pick out a lot cut down trees to build it.
#2 PAYING TO FIX PROJECTS:
First you fix the pond, then bridge, (you'll open the other side of town) then dock by water, then caves, then stones by other pond. (You'll need to do it in this order)
#3 MOVE PEOPLE IN:
You'll need to buy things from your mayors office and plant extra food. (EXAMPLE: I have 9 people and 30 days of food)
#4 TIPS:
*Save your money at the start for tools.
*Wait till after you've opened bridge to donate your findings to the museum. (Make sure you do though because it will affect your towns beauty.
*You'll get more and more money the longer you play.
*Biggest thing at the beginning is cutting down trees, doing the projects, giving to town's people.
*I know gems and things are your money makers in the beginning and hard to let go of, but I recommend filling each town's person's request. Everytime you give something away they give something in return which in the beginning is usually worth more than what you gave.
*Make sure to plant flowers. You only can buy them once a day so get them, plant them & water them to help keep town beauty up.
*Once you are later into the game make sure to donate as much as you can to the museum. It also helps keep up your town's beauty.
*Once later in the game start buying mutation liquid to put on your plants to change them into extra food source-also can be turned into museum as new plants. ¤¤¤ You'll need t fertilize each for them to be edible to your town's foke (NOT pollen concentrate-this only makes plants sparkle and is useless money & museum wise)
*Demolition is for mayor office buys so you can delete them.
#5 HOW TO:
¤GET MONEY¤
Sell gifts from your people, food, gems, insects, tools
¤ENFORCING ORDNANCE¤
Make sure you pay early in the game to get your ordnance (mayors office at desk) this will force your people to help keep town clean, work on projects, stores to stay open later or open early (NOTE: YOU MAY ONLY HAVE ONE OR THE OTHER STORE HOURS SO DO NOT WASTE MONEY TRYING TO GET THEM BOTH)
¤BEST WAY TO TALK TO YOUR PEOPLE¤
Wait till you've started them on a project and they will all gather in a group, they will be there all day so you'll be able to find what they want and know exactly where they are when you have
¤TOOLS¤
Once you get far enough into the game you'll be able to buy golden tools. I bought mine at maybe my 3rd, 4th mayor and I've had them ever since. It's worth spending the money because it saves money in the long run (except for nets and water buckets, I still have my originals from way early in the game and use them so much. So, if you still have your originals by golden tool time don't waste money on those two)
¤ADOPTION¤
In the mayors office at the desk you'll see adoption. Each new mayor you get you'll need to pay $200 for a new kid. I recommend a speedy one, charm makes no difference that I've found.
#6 EXTRAS:
*Having extra food your assistant in office will give you gifts every so often.
*Cutting grass & digging the dirt spots will give you flowers, tools, food & money. (In starting stages I recommend cutting grass before buying the extra tools you'll need because chances are it will be given to you)
*After fixing pond you'll be able to catch dragonflies near it.
*After fixing the bridge a second part of town will open.
*After fixing the dock by water you'll get visitors with rare plants and other things.
*After clearing the caves use your ax to hit each stone and everyday it will give out expensive new &/or rare stones.
*After the stones- I'll get back to you on that.
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Pick up all the trash, and fruit everyday. Start planting flowers and some trees to beautify your town. When u find minerals, plants, or bugs take them to the museum. Do this plus the favors of the towns folk and you will indeed start getting new people into your town. Up to 10 on Android. Not sure for ios.
Comment found on Virtual Town: How do I get people...
Judy tell the kid to go inside. The first kid is most annoying, the others less. I think you can only get up to a certain percentage per day...the the next day a little more. Don't spend all your money on decorations as they don't do much...just allow the game to take it's course. Most of the plants you will get along the way...the last 7-10 you may need to puchase or use mutations for...then money won't be an issue. I'm on my 2nd mayor and am at $20,000 plus because i don't need to spend much of it anymore and each day the dollor amount that your assistant lady tells u needs doing you get paid more and more for.
Comment found on Virtual Town: Child
I am stuck on 73%. It says I need 76% for more people. I have spent all my money on flowers, food and decorations. I don't know what else to do. I have even used the mutation stuff to make new plants which is expensive. Ready to give up on this. Also my grown child is 24 and will not leave. I have told her to go away about 10 times.
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If they are rare or hybrid plants they must be fertilized.
Comment found on Virtual Town: Some of my plants look...
You have to grow plants beside plants and mutate them to get a new plant.
Comment found on Virtual Town: I ' ve had nothing...
Sucks waiting for an update. In the meantime I've been working on completing the museum's collection. I finished plants and gems but not but not bugs yet. Hope we get an update .
Comment found on Virtual Town: I ' ve had nothing...
They havent added fishing yet but for rare plants see general store the buy guy n get plant mutation liquid it will create rare plants n pollen concentate n plant mutation 2gether make another on the normal common plants
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+PrtScn. The file is saved to the Screenshots folder in your Pictures folder. You can also us the Snipping Tool which is available in all versions of Windows Vista, 7, and 8 except the Starter and Basic editions.
