New Release -- September 1st, 2010

[Texas Belle]

Originally Posted by Jaided

I love the new updates, and I love this game and have been playing a long time.. But SERIOUSLY? Adding something else that requires tomatoes?? I never have enough for the ONE facility that requires them. Even if I plant 4 full farms worth I have enough to load most of my facilities for one day. I am really disappointed in that.

Thank you all for your hard work, I truly love all the new updates... I just wish some things could be improved on... like Tomato...

Well for one thing, we should be using tomato sauce for pizza instead of whole tomatoes, guys, the tomato plant gives about 15 tomatoes each, by my count i think we are using a whole plant for everything we do that needs tomatoes. Like Jaided I can't seem to plant enough tomatoes to go around to all the things that need them... Any solution to that?

[StoneFace]

Originally Posted by Texas Belle

Well for one thing, we should be using tomato sauce for pizza instead of whole tomatoes, guys, the tomato plant gives about 15 tomatoes each, by my count i think we are using a whole plant for everything we do that needs tomatoes. Like Jaided I can't seem to plant enough tomatoes to go around to all the things that need them... Any solution to that?

Strange.... the pizza requirements include tomatoes
and the pasta requirements call for tomato sauce..... hhmmm

Maybe with the new levels/farm(s), there will be other "fixes" to address this.

I had no need for tomatoes until I got the pasta factory and then the restaurant - had to have them next door to the Winery & Coffee shop ya know.

Now I feel the pain of those who are always running out of tomatoes....lol.

By the way, this was another EXPENSIVE update. I had to take time to rearrange, move, re-plan etc. That took from keeping up max production for the things I have. And it cost me about 5-7 million yesterday in "lost sales" to my neighbor-workers at each set of farms. However, I am ready for more farms with 650Mill at each burning a whole in my farmer britches.