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Jeu sympathique, mais même si je l'aime bien j'ai mis 3 étoiles car quand on as plus d'énergies, mana etc il n'y a plus rien à faire, c'est dommage car j'aimais bien faire des puzzle =).
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+ this comet if ur like tis like like like must play like like love love I relly love I hope u feel the love love love (say tis in like a human dog mixed up with a duck voice)
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I just whacked poop for the pet 'Dooty' daily quest...a Turkey popped out.
...is the chef *really* going to cook with that? O.o
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I really like this game! Great that you don't need to have to pay real money to advance and not overly time consuming. Great for lunch breaks at work!
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The reason I like this game is that unlike similar games like this, you don't HAVE to use real money to progress. And it doesn't take forever to refill your energy either. It may not be a game you can play a long time in a row, but it's a nice game to play when you just need a break (Like from studying).
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Its really annoying where you have to manually cut trees/dooty/people/etc... Please at it in where you automatically whack them
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Somehow, I have a hard time believing that my newly hatched pet moth really left all these giant turds around that I'm supposed to clean up...
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especiallty given that it took over 3 weeks of begging "friends" to help me get thru a section that left me stagnant and clearing an already finished field. in other words, gaining absolutely no ground whatsoever. for over 3 weeks. yet i have less than 4 days to finish what was more than likely a one time only mini event? that blows. get rid of all things requiring the help of other players. some of us just come here to play a game and get our minds off of our real lives for awhile, not to "socialize" with people we dont actually know and more then likely never will. you want me to spend money? give me that game experience.
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there was to much to obtain to complete the time traveler mini game in the time given. some of us cant spend all day on here even if we want to. the limited time stuff should be a little easier to finish. less stuff to gather. especially when its a 2 or 3 day time frame. just sayin. really wanted to know how the scenario ended as back to the future is one of my all time favorite movie series.
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wtf!?!?!?!?!!? i went to pick energy and now i cant get back into the time traveller quest at the fair grounds! great planning there! so now im just screwed out of it?!!!!!??!?!
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I used my power whack on a bush. It filled my power meter again. And again. And again. The streak ended after three more tries.
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not cool I went to put something on top of a shelf and now it is stuck behind the back wall of my house and I can't retrieve it
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really!?!?!?!?!? another effin spot that leaves me at the complete mercy of my "friends" in order to pass?!?!?!? bull$h!t!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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just a thought
there's something kinda marxist about the narrative of this game. If Bushwhacking (the word itself has all sorts weird colonial overtones) is the means of production, it's a completely decentralized one. so even though there is scarcity, (usually through creative illogic - no one really needs 40 paintbrushes) hierarchical labor relations are impossible within the game's economy.
And there's the whole implication that other people have different jobs and that only the bushwhacker bushwhacks. but it seems like very few of them are actually productive, and at most some of them do classically fulfilling work with the products the bushwhacker provides. which, again, sounds like a marxist utopia.
I guess simulating an economy without the complexity of production is easier. It's interesting to notice, though, how capitalist micro-economies develop later in the game (pagas, alchemy), once the bushwhacker's powers of production are clearly demarcated.