In a sneak attack update, a new FarmVille Limited Edition Rainbow crop hit the FarmVille Market and for Farm Coins!
If you are having trouble locating the new seeds, try searching keyword “Rainbow” in your FarmVille Market and you should be able to find the Rainbow seeds.
The market icon for Rainbow seeds indicates that it is part of the “Cloud City” theme. The Limited Edition Rainbow is a one day crop that yields 3 XP and 150 Farm Coins when harvested. Seeds can be purchased for 10 Farm Coins per plot (plus plowing costs). You can purchase Rainbow seeds using Farm Coins during the next 27 days. It does have Crop Mastery available as well.
FarmVille Limited Edition Rainbow Crop
Will you be growing the Rainbow crop on your farm?
NOTE: Even though these items are in the FarmVille Market for sale, they will most likely be available as a free reward for an upcoming FarmVille feature, so you may want to wait on purchasing them now.
FarmVille welcomed two new Limited Edition trees to the FarmVille Market.
The new trees include a Pink Diamond Tree and a Candle Tree both part of the new Perfect Pet theme.
You can purchase these trees directly via the FarmVille Market using Farm Cash during the next 41 days.
FarmVille Limited Edition Perfect Pet Trees (Released May 1, 2012)
FarmVille Pink Diamond Tree – 8 Farm Cash
FarmVille Candle Tree – 8 Farm Cash
Will you be growing any of these trees on your FarmVille Farm?
Some previously released Limited Edition Farm Coin animals are back in the FarmVille Market as part of FarmVille’s Player Appreciation Week!
Each of the animals listed below cost Farm Coins and can be purchased during their very limited stay in the market of just 2 days. They are being offered at a discounted Farm Coin price than their original cost. If you have the Farm Coins to splurge and missed them the first time around, take advantage of this limited offering.
FarmVille Limited Edition Farm Coin Animals (Re-released: March 20th 2012)
FarmVille Male Lion (Re-release) – 1,500,000 Farm Coins
This unreleased post features a very interesting upcoming feature, a Trading option!
Now, before you get too excited, this new Trading feature doesn’t appear to be the trading that we’ve been asking for since the beginning of FarmVille, as in trading items with your neighbors. Well, what does it mean then? We can only draw conclusions from the unreleased image below that depicts several different “trading options”.
First off, these trading options will cost Farm Cash to utilize. The Farm Cash price tag comes in a monthly fee that you will have to pay in order to utilize that trade option. The trade option price varies as shown below.
Unreleased FarmVille Trading Options
(Images from Left to Right)
1) Convert Farm Coins into Farm Cash – $5/$10 per month
2) Farm Expansion - $5/$10 per month
3) 20% Discount on market items? - $5/$10 per month
4) Convert FarmVille items (consumables, animals, buildings) into Farm Cash - $5/$10 per month
(*Note, these are all speculations that we have made and of course you can make your own. As always, unreleased items have no official release date and are subject to change without prior notice.)
FarmVille Trading Option
Thank you to FarmVille Freak Mohammad for finding this unreleased FarmVille Feature!
What do you think about this upcoming feature, FarmVille Freaks? What do you think of these Trade options and more importantly would you consider using them?
By now you’ve probably already heard that in FarmVille Hawaiian Paradise the preferred currency is Coconuts. In the land of paradise your Farm Coins are no good. Of course your Farm Cash is still useable, but you won’t have access to your existing bank of Farm Coins. Not that it matters really, because everything costs Coconuts in Hawaiian Paradise.
Let’s talk more Coconuts.There’s a mix of emotions regarding the new currency. On one hand, starting from scratch and building up our farms with good old fashioned hard work provides a new challenge. There’s the “Beat Hawaii” challenge where you save up 1 million Coconuts for the Hawaiian Villa which is reminiscent of the olden days of FarmVille farming when farmers were finally able to purchase the regular Villa for your farm meant that you had arrived. (Read more about that by visiting this FarmVille Freak article here.) In opposition, starting with very little Coconuts (you are given some for starters) means that you will have to farm wisely, plant crops to earn Coconuts, and also harvest them on time because withered crops are not only ugly, but they also mean wasted money or Coconuts. Withered crops is pretty much like throwing your Coconuts away.
This seems fair enough, FarmVille has given us a clean slate and leveled the playing field in Hawaiian Paradise. It’s the details of Coconuts that need to be clarified. If you were hoping to get ahead and use some of those stored items such as extra animals and trees lying around your FarmVille Gift Box on your Hawaiian Paradise farm- think again. Not every item will harvest Coconuts in FarmVille Hawaiian Paradise. What? For example, after placing a few animals that were taking up space in our FarmVille Gift Box- a Beaded Pig, Mardi Gras Llama, Black Horse, Skeleton Calf, and Ugly Duckling in FarmVille Hawaiian Paradise, none of these animals harvested Coconuts. Instead, they produced Farm Coins despite not being able to use them in Hawaiian Paradise. Note, each of the animals listed above were placed “unsheltered”on a Hawaiian Paradise farm or in other words, they were not housed in a animal habitat. Turns out that sheltered or unsheltered doesn’t matter. Why? You can’t make a non-Coconut producing animal suddenly be able to produce Coconuts just by placing them in a Hawaiian animal habitat.
Only Coconut-producing items (animals/trees) will produce Coconuts.
Farm Coin-producing items (animals/trees) will produce Farm Coins in FarmVille Hawaiian Paradise.
So if you are thinking about purchasing a new tree or animal for your Hawaiian Paradise farm, be sure to check its market icon which will show you a numerical value for each harvest in both Farm Coins and Coconuts. And if doesn’t have a value for Coconuts? It’s safe to assume (at least for now) that this item will not produce Coconuts in Hawaiian Paradise. The trickery! Coconut confused much? There’s more.
Perhaps you were hoping to get Coconut rich by using trees on your other farms. Nope, Zynga has fixed that too, and you will no longer be able to harvest items for Coconuts on your other farms. Turns out that being able to harvest Coconuts on other farms besides Hawaii was unintentional and never part of the plan. Read more details below from FarmVille Community Manager, Lexilicious:
“Hey Farmers!
You may have noticed that you are no longer receiving Coconuts when harvesting certain items/animals outside of your Hawaiian Paradise Farm.
It was never intended for coconuts to be obtained outside of Hawaii. In order to rectify this mistake and ensure that everyone is participating on a level playing field, we have removed the ability to receive Coconuts outside of Hawaiian Paradise.
We sincerely apologize for any confusion or frustration this issue may have caused and we would like to thank you for your continued support and understanding while we work to improve the FarmVille experience for all of our players.” (Source: Official FarmVille Forum)
Early access to FarmVille Hawaiian Paradise began almost a week ago and free access is expected to start rolling out tomorrow, Monday March 5th 2012.
Do you have a question about the Coconut currency in FarmVille Hawaiian Paradise? Ask your question below, and we will be happy to help! What do you think about Coconuts, FarmVille Freaks, are you willing to save up your Coconuts? Take our Poll below.
There’s more news on the upcoming FarmVille Hawaiian Paradise. Specifically, let’s talk currency and coconuts in the land of paradise!
Coconuts will be the preferred currency in FarmVille Hawaiian Paradise. Of course there’s always a Farm Cash option because when you’re willing to spend Farm Cash the big Z is more than happy to accomodate. What does this mean? This means, that items can be purchased and resold using the Coconut currency as well as be harvested for Coconuts. For example, when you harvest a Dolphin it will yield Coconuts.
As you can see in the unreleased image below, there may also be the option to convert any existing Farm Coins into Coconuts. The rumor is that FarmVille will be gifting us farmers around 6,000 free Coconuts when we arrive at our Hawaiian Paradise farms.
Recently FarmVille has been offering regular Limited Edition animals for Farm Coins. We’re not talking about the regular 300 Farm Coin Cow, 700 Farm Coin Sheep, or even the 5,000 Farm Coin Pub Cat or other run of the mill hundred thousand dollar Farm Coin animal. Not to digress, but anyone else notice that even a simple standard FarmVille Horse has a price tag of 50,000 Farm Coins? Shocking isn’t it, especially since this same animal can be sent for free via the FarmVille Gifting Page. No, we are talking about the ones that you’ve been eyeing, but can’t bring yourself to spend the coinage on or simply can’t afford.
In FarmVille, animals have a long history of costing Farm Cash with the rare Farm Coin animal thrown in the mix. Now, on a weekly basis we can expect to see at least a couple Limited Edition Farm Coin animals enter the market. Although these pricey critters usually come with an expensive price tag, it’s an option that we welcome. Now let’s talk more about price. For example, this week the FarmVille Market introduced the Thuringian Goat for 2.5 million Farm Coins and most recent a Vosges Cow for 3 million Farm Coins. There’s also a drool-worthy Lion costing 3 million Farm Coins who will be leaving the market in just a few days. The catch is that because these Farm Coin animals are still Limited Edition, they won’t be in the market forever. So you’ll have to spend what Farm Coins you have or work hard on your farm and save up enough Farm Coins to purchase these animals in the time frame allowed. Maybe even some of you have been desperate enough to purchase a Farm Coin package using real money.
At these prices it makes it difficult for beginners or casual farmers to afford, especially if they are hoping to purchase the occasional Farm Coin animal, much less collect and give homes to all the Farm Coin animals introduced to the market. Perhaps, even the most elite FarmVille Freaks are struggling to keep up. The cost of fueling and running four farms, plus purchasing Farm Expansion not only takes a toll on our bank account, but so does stocking up on these fancy animals.
It’s nice to see an option to purchase animals without using Farm Cash, but at these prices, it makes us wonder who really can afford these expensive Limited Edition Farm Coin animals?
Can you afford to purchase Farm Coin animals? Take our FarmVille Freak Poll below!
FarmVille released another Winter Wonderland expansion for Farm Coins.
The 18×18 “Polar Parcel” Winter Wonderland expansion is available for 1,250,000 Farm Coins (or 50 Farm Cash). Note, if you opt for the Farm Coin purchase you may have to add more neighbors as well. This neighbor requirement varies by player and is dependent on how many FarmVille neighbors you already have.
FarmVille Polar Parcel
FarmVille Polar Parcel
Will you be expanding your Winter Wonderland farm today?
Check out these fun Limited Edition New Year animals that just hit FarmVille Market tonight!
There’s a Glittering Horse, Silver Dragon, New Year Chicken, and New Year Duck, Giant New Year Squirrel, and a regular New Year Squirrel in the FarmVille Market that can all be purchased with Farm Cash for a limited amount of time. There’s also a Dalmation (yay!) that is a Farm Coin item which costs 2.5 million Farm Coins.
FarmVille Limited Edition New Year Animals (Released: December 25th 2011)
FarmVille Glitter Horse – 26 Farm Cash
FarmVille Silver Dragon – 20 Farm Cash
FarmVille New Year Chicken – 18 Farm Cash
FarmVille New Year Duck – 16 Farm Cash
FarmVille Giant New Year Squirrel – 12 Farm Cash
FarmVille New Year Squirrel – 10 Farm Cash
FarmVille Dalmation – 2,500,000 Farm Coins
Will you be giving any of these animals a home on your farm?
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