While playing in the Garden Championship, I have noticed other co-gamers play for a while and often give up...
What I'm about to share refers mostly to less experienced [game-wise] players, but I'm sure everybody can benefit!
I understand that sometimes the requests we are asked to fulfill are too time-consuming,
and not all are able to spend their whole day waiting for the required plants to be ready.
So, what to do?
Well, here is what I have found to be a good Way out of this trouble:
Plan Ahead!
How??
Well, here's how I do it - and I'm sure that one can adjust this 'strategy' to their own needs and schedules!
I plant patches of the long-waiting plants, especially overnight; or, of course, when a longer-absence-period is coming
Then, I crop a little as required, from the slow-plants, and keep going the whole day with the planting mostly of the faster plants!!
That's it!
Would love to know if you find this helpful, and how the Garden Championship is going for you!!
PS- I decided to share this in the forum when I realized that this idea of mine was being copied by quite a few other players,
when they saw what I was doing while visiting at my garden
(and without, of course, any acknowledgment, OR credits),
which at the end left me feeling uncomfortable -especially, when I saw it spreading-,
as this would give to some players extra benefit over other naively-playing ones, who would just try discouraged to figure out how to effectively play.
So, I find it is much better to share my strategy with all for the sake of Fainess & Fair-Play!
Big and Warm Dragonelle Hugs!
, but what I personally love about this game is how each and every individual player can choose to play the best way for them, whether they want to gain a few gifts from the comps or go all out to win or even choose not enter the comps at all.
. It makes visiting interesting