Don't worry if your English Countryside is still looking a little empty in FarmVille, as Zynga is apparently planning to release even more new items in the current English Countryside limited edition theme, if these newest unreleased images are to be believed (which they should).
There's a bit of a variety in this newest set of items, as we have one animal, one building, and one decoration to show you. The animal is the Sebright Chicken, and while it will likely be able to be placed in a Chicken Coop, we wouldn't be surprised if this is one item that is locked to only being placed on your second farm in England, rather than on your Home Farm.
As for the other two items, they are the English Bed & Breakfast building, or the English B&B for short, and the Red Phone Booth. If you aren't a fan of the mysterious Blue Police Box which we believe was released as a nod to Dr. Who fans, this will be your chance to add a similar item in another color to your farm instead.
We'll make sure to let you know when these items are released in the game, along with their prices or other details about how they can be obtained so keep checking back.
Which of these three items would you most like to add to your farm, or do you want them all?
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Tuesday, December 27, 2011
FarmVille English Countryside Village Faire Goals: Everything you need to know
The last set of goals released in the English Countryside in FarmVille came at the beginning of April, so it's only fitting that new goals are released at the end of the month as well. Tonight's FarmVille update brought with it "Chapter 6" of the English Countryside goal series, this set dealing with the Village Faire. Your first goal is called A Delightful Bouquet, and you're introduced to the quest by Agatha, who wants you to complete three tasks dealing with flowers.
Complete the Cornflower Contingency Job
Harvest 100 English Roses
Harvest 100 Foxglove
English Roses cost 125 coins per square and are grown in six hours, while Fox Glove is planted for 101 coins per square and takes 12 hours to grow. The kicker of this mission is the Cornflower Contingency job, as this is a full-on (read: difficult) co-op farming job that you'll need to recruit a heck of a lot of friends to finish (or simply pay Farm Cash to skip).
Meet us behind the break for details on this co-op farming job, along with the quests that come after.
The Cornflower Contingency co-op job requires you to plant and harvest Cornflower 1200 times. This wouldn't be a huge problem if Cornflower grew quickly, but at 16 hours, you'll need to have a lot of help from friends (or, again, deep pockets) in order to finish this one within the two days that you have to earn the Bronze Medal. The Gold Medal is earned by completing the job in less than 19 hours, if you're feeling up to it.
Either way, finishing this mission earns you 100 XP, 4 Country Hedges, and 2,500 coins.
After that difficult quest, the next isn't as hard, as you move onto a Lamb-themed quest called Let Us Entertain Ewe. This quest has one requirement:
Place 3 Lambs on your farm
Simple enough - simply breed or adopt three Lambs and then place them from your Gift Box onto you farm to finish the quest. Doing so will reward you with 100 XP, 1 Town Fountain and 2,500 coins.
Quest three is called On the House, and it brings the Pub into the mix.
Make the Barley Crumpets recipe 3 Times
Make the Lionhead Ale recipe 3 Times
Get 6 Lemons
The Lemons are earned through a general news feed post asking for help. The Barley Crumpets are made using three English Roses bushels, two English Peas bushels and two Barley bushels. The Lionhead Ale recipe takes three Royal Hops bushels, two Barley bushels and two English Roses bushels. Finishing this quest might take you a few days, but doing so will net you the Lemonade Stand decoration, along with 2,500 coins and 100 XP.
Quest four is called A Faire to Remember, and it concludes Chapter 6 with the actual arrival of the Village Faire. You'll need to complete two rather simple (if a bit time-consuming) tasks to finish this one off:
Harvest 200 Cara Potatoes
Fertilize plots' on neighbor' farms 25 Times
Cara Potatoes are the English Countryside's longest growing crop, taking two full days to be ready to harvest. In that time, you should have no problem visiting at least five friends' farms and fertilizing five plots of land each, and once you do so, you'll have finished the faire! Your rewards are a Riding Outfit for your avatar, along with the expected 2,500 coins and 100 XP.
Once you have finished Chapter 6, the fun in the English Countryside isn't over, as Chapter 7 has been released as well. Want to see what those goals entail? Meet us back here soon, as we'll bring you a complete guide to finishing those goals as well! Check out our full guide to completing Chapter 7, where you'll meet Henry and teach him the basics of being a true farmer!
[Image Credit Goals 2-4: FarmVille Blog]
Check out the rest of our English Countryside coverage right here.
Have you started completing the Village Faire goals in FarmVille? What do you think of the requirement to finish a co-op job in one of the goals?
Complete the Cornflower Contingency Job
Harvest 100 English Roses
Harvest 100 Foxglove
English Roses cost 125 coins per square and are grown in six hours, while Fox Glove is planted for 101 coins per square and takes 12 hours to grow. The kicker of this mission is the Cornflower Contingency job, as this is a full-on (read: difficult) co-op farming job that you'll need to recruit a heck of a lot of friends to finish (or simply pay Farm Cash to skip).
Meet us behind the break for details on this co-op farming job, along with the quests that come after.
The Cornflower Contingency co-op job requires you to plant and harvest Cornflower 1200 times. This wouldn't be a huge problem if Cornflower grew quickly, but at 16 hours, you'll need to have a lot of help from friends (or, again, deep pockets) in order to finish this one within the two days that you have to earn the Bronze Medal. The Gold Medal is earned by completing the job in less than 19 hours, if you're feeling up to it.
Either way, finishing this mission earns you 100 XP, 4 Country Hedges, and 2,500 coins.
After that difficult quest, the next isn't as hard, as you move onto a Lamb-themed quest called Let Us Entertain Ewe. This quest has one requirement:
Place 3 Lambs on your farm
Simple enough - simply breed or adopt three Lambs and then place them from your Gift Box onto you farm to finish the quest. Doing so will reward you with 100 XP, 1 Town Fountain and 2,500 coins.
Quest three is called On the House, and it brings the Pub into the mix.
Make the Barley Crumpets recipe 3 Times
Make the Lionhead Ale recipe 3 Times
Get 6 Lemons
The Lemons are earned through a general news feed post asking for help. The Barley Crumpets are made using three English Roses bushels, two English Peas bushels and two Barley bushels. The Lionhead Ale recipe takes three Royal Hops bushels, two Barley bushels and two English Roses bushels. Finishing this quest might take you a few days, but doing so will net you the Lemonade Stand decoration, along with 2,500 coins and 100 XP.
Quest four is called A Faire to Remember, and it concludes Chapter 6 with the actual arrival of the Village Faire. You'll need to complete two rather simple (if a bit time-consuming) tasks to finish this one off:
Harvest 200 Cara Potatoes
Fertilize plots' on neighbor' farms 25 Times
Cara Potatoes are the English Countryside's longest growing crop, taking two full days to be ready to harvest. In that time, you should have no problem visiting at least five friends' farms and fertilizing five plots of land each, and once you do so, you'll have finished the faire! Your rewards are a Riding Outfit for your avatar, along with the expected 2,500 coins and 100 XP.
Once you have finished Chapter 6, the fun in the English Countryside isn't over, as Chapter 7 has been released as well. Want to see what those goals entail? Meet us back here soon, as we'll bring you a complete guide to finishing those goals as well! Check out our full guide to completing Chapter 7, where you'll meet Henry and teach him the basics of being a true farmer!
[Image Credit Goals 2-4: FarmVille Blog]
Check out the rest of our English Countryside coverage right here.
Have you started completing the Village Faire goals in FarmVille? What do you think of the requirement to finish a co-op job in one of the goals?
FarmVille English Countryside Back to Basics Goals: Everything you need to know
After you've completed the Village Faire goals in FarmVille's English Countryside, you'll be introduced to Henry, the Duke's son, who is desperately in love with Lucy, but has no idea how to be a good farmer! You'll need to help him out in Chapter 7 of the game's English Countryside storyline, so let's get right down to business, shall we?
The first quest is called Back to Basics, and it has you completing just two tasks, both of which can be done at the same time (should you have rebuilt your Super Combine, that is).
Plow 200 Plots
Harvest 200 English Peas
English Peas take 12 hours to grow, and can be planted for 200 coins per square. For finishing this goal, you'll receive 200 XP, five Fences and 2,500 coins.
Once you've taught Henry the basics of plowing and planting crops, you'll move onto the second goal, called Building Blocks, which teaches Henry about the various buildings on your farm.
Harvest your Chicken Coop Twice
Harvest your Horse Stable Twice
Craft Duke's Stout to Level 15
If you're reading our guide before unlocking these goals on your farm, this is as good of a warning as I could ever give you - start crafting all of the Duke's Stout that you can to make sure that you're at Level 15 before this quest launches, so as to not get stuck at this point. If you have finished all of the missions up to this point, then I hope you have a bunch of bushels on-hand to quickly get you through, as I sure don't. Finishing this goal gives you 200 XP, another five fences and 2,500 coins.
Goal three is called A Growing Concern, and it tasks you with teaching Henry some new tricks around the farm.
Achieve Level 1 Mastery of Field Beans
Complete the Amazing Aster Job
Use a Combine 50 Times
While the Field Beans and Combine tasks can be completed simultaneously (Field Beans are grown for 80 coins per square and take 16 hours to grow), the Amazing Aster task is a full co-op farming job that must be completed (or skipped with Farm Cash) before you can move on. The job asks you to harvest a whopping 1200 Pink Asters (which grows in one day) to finish, and you'll have two days to finish the job with friends to earn the Bronze medal. If you want to really challenge yourself, try for the Gold Medal, which is earned by finishing in under 19 hours.
For finishing this co-op mission, and the other two tasks, you'll receive 5,000 coins, 250 XP and 4 Flower Pots.
This brings us to the end of Chapter 7, with a quest called Being Neighbourly. If you're a bit tired after completing all of these previous quests, I assure you - pushing on to the finish will be worth it.
Fertilize plots on neighbors' farms 40 times
Get 6 Testimonials
Expand to English Freehold
The English Freehold is the 18x18 farm expansion, which can be unlocked for 100,000 coins, should you have enough Surveyors to help you (just ask friends individually to help you expand). The Testimonials, meanwhile, are earned through a general news feed post. For finishing this final quest, you'll earn 500 XP, one Heather Knoll and - wait for it - you'll unlock Lush Soil for your Home Farm! As with Lush Soil on the English Countryside farms, you'll be able to earn extra bushels and crop mastery for farming on your Home Farm with this new Lush Soil. I told you it was worth it!
After all of this hard work has been completed, you'll once again be at a standstill in the English Countryside, until Zynga can release more goals. There's a lot of work ahead of us to get here though, so good luck as you make your way through these goals!
The first quest is called Back to Basics, and it has you completing just two tasks, both of which can be done at the same time (should you have rebuilt your Super Combine, that is).
Plow 200 Plots
Harvest 200 English Peas
English Peas take 12 hours to grow, and can be planted for 200 coins per square. For finishing this goal, you'll receive 200 XP, five Fences and 2,500 coins.
Once you've taught Henry the basics of plowing and planting crops, you'll move onto the second goal, called Building Blocks, which teaches Henry about the various buildings on your farm.
Harvest your Chicken Coop Twice
Harvest your Horse Stable Twice
Craft Duke's Stout to Level 15
If you're reading our guide before unlocking these goals on your farm, this is as good of a warning as I could ever give you - start crafting all of the Duke's Stout that you can to make sure that you're at Level 15 before this quest launches, so as to not get stuck at this point. If you have finished all of the missions up to this point, then I hope you have a bunch of bushels on-hand to quickly get you through, as I sure don't. Finishing this goal gives you 200 XP, another five fences and 2,500 coins.
Goal three is called A Growing Concern, and it tasks you with teaching Henry some new tricks around the farm.
Achieve Level 1 Mastery of Field Beans
Complete the Amazing Aster Job
Use a Combine 50 Times
While the Field Beans and Combine tasks can be completed simultaneously (Field Beans are grown for 80 coins per square and take 16 hours to grow), the Amazing Aster task is a full co-op farming job that must be completed (or skipped with Farm Cash) before you can move on. The job asks you to harvest a whopping 1200 Pink Asters (which grows in one day) to finish, and you'll have two days to finish the job with friends to earn the Bronze medal. If you want to really challenge yourself, try for the Gold Medal, which is earned by finishing in under 19 hours.
For finishing this co-op mission, and the other two tasks, you'll receive 5,000 coins, 250 XP and 4 Flower Pots.
This brings us to the end of Chapter 7, with a quest called Being Neighbourly. If you're a bit tired after completing all of these previous quests, I assure you - pushing on to the finish will be worth it.
Fertilize plots on neighbors' farms 40 times
Get 6 Testimonials
Expand to English Freehold
The English Freehold is the 18x18 farm expansion, which can be unlocked for 100,000 coins, should you have enough Surveyors to help you (just ask friends individually to help you expand). The Testimonials, meanwhile, are earned through a general news feed post. For finishing this final quest, you'll earn 500 XP, one Heather Knoll and - wait for it - you'll unlock Lush Soil for your Home Farm! As with Lush Soil on the English Countryside farms, you'll be able to earn extra bushels and crop mastery for farming on your Home Farm with this new Lush Soil. I told you it was worth it!
After all of this hard work has been completed, you'll once again be at a standstill in the English Countryside, until Zynga can release more goals. There's a lot of work ahead of us to get here though, so good luck as you make your way through these goals!
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