Candy Cane Goal 12/7 [POLL ADDED]

[noellescribbles]

the time is just ridiculous
..... Really doing 47 servings in just five days... But i also want that fountain... 😟😫

Guess I can just kiss that fountain goodbye, no way can I build so many ovens.

[pcabral03]

Info from other thread...Thanks @Juey_

[pcabral03]

Info from other thread....thanks @Bakerling

GOAL PART 3

[DoublePortion]

I think this goal was twofold. For those long time players it is totally achievable using creative staggering techniques for the recipes. Especially since we have the unfair advantage here on the forum of knowing in advance what is required of us at each stage. If you begin long time recipes and plan them to be finished by the time shorter ones are ready from the stage before, it works quite well. It?s all in the math. No gems or waking up in the middle of the night to finish it required. So, long time players get new recipes, or if they missed it, they get a redo chance. Newer players may not finish it all, but they get the advantage of new recipes, a new oven, and food cooked for their place. Truly if it isn?t fun, don?t play. But complaining isn?t productive either. Just get creative, don?t harvest recipes from the next stage till the ones before have finished and you?ll be ahead of the game. 😊

[ladiiglam]

Info from other thread....thanks @Bakerling

Oh my..so I'm guessing all the candy cane flavors are all 9 hour cooking time.

[olcastle]

I think this goal was twofold. For those long time players it is totally achievable using creative staggering techniques for the recipes. Especially since we have the unfair advantage here on the forum of knowing in advance what is required of us at each stage. If you begin long time recipes and plan them to be finished by the time shorter ones are ready from the stage before, it works quite well. It?s all in the math. No gems or waking up in the middle of the night to finish it required. So, long time players get new recipes, or if they missed it, they get a redo chance. Newer players may not finish it all, but they get the advantage of new recipes, a new oven, and food cooked for their place. Truly if it isn?t fun, don?t play. But complaining isn?t productive either. Just get creative, don?t harvest recipes from the next stage till the ones before have finished and you?ll be ahead of the game. 

Just curious... how many Candy Cane Makers do you have or planning to make?

[kayjco]

I was able to click to other thread & copy first set, but the other set comes back tiny.

This "copying to first post" stuff is getting harder.

[ladiiglam]

Just curious... how many Candy Cane Makers do you have or planning to make?

I am planning on making eight or nine Candy Cane Makers...so far I've built four.

[noellescribbles]

I think this goal was twofold. For those long time players it is totally achievable using creative staggering techniques for the recipes. Especially since we have the unfair advantage here on the forum of knowing in advance what is required of us at each stage. If you begin long time recipes and plan them to be finished by the time shorter ones are ready from the stage before, it works quite well. It?s all in the math. No gems or waking up in the middle of the night to finish it required. So, long time players get new recipes, or if they missed it, they get a redo chance. Newer players may not finish it all, but they get the advantage of new recipes, a new oven, and food cooked for their place. Truly if it isn?t fun, don?t play. But complaining isn?t productive either. Just get creative, don?t harvest recipes from the next stage till the ones before have finished and you?ll be ahead of the game. 

But, what is the purpose of an un-finishable goal? Most people do not have the time or patience to stress out doing mental gymnastics for a game. If I wanted to worry about squeezing things into my schedule, I would go back to work! It is not the player's job to make the best of a game and try to have fun. It is the game's job to be fun for the vast majority of its players. One would not expect the user/buyer of any other product to quietly deal with its faults.

I think the criticism posted here is well deserved constructive feedback.

[eeveldoll]

I was able to click to other thread & copy first set, but the other set comes back tiny.

This "copying to first post" stuff is getting harder.

Are you talking about the small pics posted by the original poster? They would have to enlarge it in their own post, or have a moderator enlarge it, only then the pics would be large. Otherwise, it will remain the original size, even if you copy and paste it into your own post. and no amount of double clicking on the pic would change the size of the pics lol...