While you may have found yourself all caught up in the many quests and buildings to construct on your second farm in the FarmVille English Countryside, don't lose sight of the fact that there are a set of new and exclusive decorative items available to purchase for your new land in the game's store.
Like the Country Fence that was standing next to your Horse Stable? You can purchase that and two other items that are exclusive to the English Countryside expansion by heading to the Decorations tab of the store and clicking on "Them" under the Sort By drop down menu.
The Country Fence mentioned above costs 300 coins per piece, while a Dilapidated Fence is a lighter shade of brown (or even a dark tan color) that also costs 300 coins per section, but is a bit broken (on purpose of course). Finally, you can purchase a low Country Hedge to create all manner of mazes or just more naturally divided areas on your farm for 600 coins per piece.
There is no time limit associated with these items, so we expect them to be available permanently on your new farm.
Check out the rest of our English Countryside coverage right here.
Will you fill your second farm with these exclusive fence types?
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Wednesday, January 4, 2012
Friday, December 30, 2011
FarmVille LE English Countryside Decorations: Red Phone Booth, Cricket Gnome & More
As part of tonight's FarmVille update, we've seen the release of five new decorative items in the current English Countryside limited edition item theme. All five of these items are available to purchase for either your Home Farm or your second farm in the English Countryside, but remember, if you'd like to have one of these items on each of your farms, you'll need to buy them twice.
Interestingly, only one of these five items is priced for Farm Cash - that being the Cricket Gnome. It's not unusual to see Gnomes priced for Farm Cash (in fact, it would be unusual if one were available for coins), so you can expect to add the Cricket Gnome to your collection for 15 Farm Cash. You'll gain 1500 experience points for purchasing this cute little fella, which should make a nice addition to your collection, no matter which farm you place him on.
Meet us behind the break for a look at the other four decorations released this evening.
For the other four decorations, you'll need to be willing to spend anywhere from 2,000 to 150,000 coins to add these items to your farm. Starting with the least expensive item, we have the fourth installment in the "Spring Flowerbed" series - the Spring Flowerbed IV item which is available for 2,000 coins. A Jumping Fence (like that found in Equestrian activities) costs 8,000 coins each, while a Red Phone Booth goes for 50,000 coins. Finally, the most expensive of the four is the Cricket Garden, at the aforementioned 150,000 coin price tag.
It's worth noting that while the Cricket Garden is a fairly pricey item, it isn't very large, taking up an area no larger than a single plot of land. Keep that in mind when you go to shell out that many coins - it's not as visually impressive of an item as you might expect, as you can see from the store's preview image below.
Regardless of the item(s) you choose to purchase, you'll need to do so within the next two weeks, before they expire from the store.
Which of these decorations are you most excited about adding to your farm?
Interestingly, only one of these five items is priced for Farm Cash - that being the Cricket Gnome. It's not unusual to see Gnomes priced for Farm Cash (in fact, it would be unusual if one were available for coins), so you can expect to add the Cricket Gnome to your collection for 15 Farm Cash. You'll gain 1500 experience points for purchasing this cute little fella, which should make a nice addition to your collection, no matter which farm you place him on.
Meet us behind the break for a look at the other four decorations released this evening.
For the other four decorations, you'll need to be willing to spend anywhere from 2,000 to 150,000 coins to add these items to your farm. Starting with the least expensive item, we have the fourth installment in the "Spring Flowerbed" series - the Spring Flowerbed IV item which is available for 2,000 coins. A Jumping Fence (like that found in Equestrian activities) costs 8,000 coins each, while a Red Phone Booth goes for 50,000 coins. Finally, the most expensive of the four is the Cricket Garden, at the aforementioned 150,000 coin price tag.
It's worth noting that while the Cricket Garden is a fairly pricey item, it isn't very large, taking up an area no larger than a single plot of land. Keep that in mind when you go to shell out that many coins - it's not as visually impressive of an item as you might expect, as you can see from the store's preview image below.
Regardless of the item(s) you choose to purchase, you'll need to do so within the next two weeks, before they expire from the store.
Which of these decorations are you most excited about adding to your farm?
Sunday, December 25, 2011
FarmVille Irish Decorations: Irish Windmill, Gerberas Flowerbed, Irish Fountain and more
Tonight's FarmVille update greatly expands upon the current Ireland limited edition item theme with two new buildings and four new decorations. All told, there are three items for both Farm Cash and coins, so you'll be able to pick and choose from the same amount of items depending on your wallet.
The two buildings are the Irish Castle and Irish Windmill. If the Irish Castle looks familiar, it should, as it was first seen in the St. Patrick's Day event back in March. While the price is still high at 45 Farm Cash, luckily, the price isn't higher than upon its first release. As for the Irish Windmill, you'll be set back 25 Farm Cash, but rest assured that this item isn't simply a re-coloring of previously released Windmills, as it does come with some added details and foliage for decorations.
Meet us behind the break for a complete look at the new decorations in this theme.
For the new decorations, only one costs Farm Cash, while the other three go for coins. The Irish Fountain costs 12 Farm Cash, but is a fairly large, three-tiered fountain that would make a statement in any virtual garden. Meanwhile, you can accessorize that garden with an Irish Garden Table for 50,000 coins, an Irish Flower Pot for 10,000 coins and Gerberas Flowerbed for 5,000 coins.
None of these items are that large, but luckily they're all cheap enough that you can buy multiple and really make a statement. Do it fast though - you'll only have two weeks to buy these from the market before they expire. Could we see them again? Perhaps, but do you really want to take that chance?
What do you think of these Irish buildings and decorations? Do you think they'll fit with your English Countryside items, or are they too different?
The two buildings are the Irish Castle and Irish Windmill. If the Irish Castle looks familiar, it should, as it was first seen in the St. Patrick's Day event back in March. While the price is still high at 45 Farm Cash, luckily, the price isn't higher than upon its first release. As for the Irish Windmill, you'll be set back 25 Farm Cash, but rest assured that this item isn't simply a re-coloring of previously released Windmills, as it does come with some added details and foliage for decorations.
Meet us behind the break for a complete look at the new decorations in this theme.
For the new decorations, only one costs Farm Cash, while the other three go for coins. The Irish Fountain costs 12 Farm Cash, but is a fairly large, three-tiered fountain that would make a statement in any virtual garden. Meanwhile, you can accessorize that garden with an Irish Garden Table for 50,000 coins, an Irish Flower Pot for 10,000 coins and Gerberas Flowerbed for 5,000 coins.
None of these items are that large, but luckily they're all cheap enough that you can buy multiple and really make a statement. Do it fast though - you'll only have two weeks to buy these from the market before they expire. Could we see them again? Perhaps, but do you really want to take that chance?
What do you think of these Irish buildings and decorations? Do you think they'll fit with your English Countryside items, or are they too different?
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