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FarmVille Claimed Activity on Facebook

There’s been a somewhat unspoken rule about FarmVille farmer etiquette to “Like” a post when you claim an item from a neighbor on your Facebook News Feed.  For example, if you just adopted the latest FarmVille tree from your neighbor then hit “Like” to let them know that someone got their tree and and express your thanks. You can also “Like” request posts from your neighbors to let them know that you’ve helped by sending one of those endless FarmVille Quest items. It helps your neighbors keep track of how many items they’ve gotten (without going back to the game itself) and it also let’s other players know how many people have helped.

Of course not everyone practices the “Like” rule which angers some players, especially those generous arborist tree-breeders and animal breeders who are nice enough to share their new trees and offspring. However, whether you hit the “Like” button or not- now everyone can see who claims what because your activity for claimed FarmVille items is now posted on Facebook under your profile’s Recent Activity area. FarmVille introduced this new new feature a few days ago and we want to know what you think, FarmVille Freaks! Give us some feedback in the comments below.

Is it necessary to see all your FarmVille actiivty on Facebook or do you like this feature because it allows you to see who claims what items? What about you, do you use the “Like” button for FarmVille? Take our FarmVille Freak Polls below!

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FarmVille Farm Cash

FarmVille Earn Farm Cash Notice

In a new FarmVille in-game Sponsored Advertisement from the movie One For The Money with Katherine Heigl, you can earn yourself free Farm Cash just by watching the trailer. The movie is new to DVD/Blu-ray and is hoping to spark an interest among FarmVille players.

FarmVille One for the Money Ad

A little different from the usual Sponsored Links which are typically found underneath your FarmVille Loading screen/play area located on the top right, this Sponsored Ad is initiated by an in-game FarmVille pop-up as shown above. It’s up to you whether you would like to accept the offer for the free Farm Cash or pass. Just how much Farm Cash are we talking? FarmVille Freaks are reporting different amounts of Farm Cash and so far the range is anywhere from 2 to 4 free Farm Cash.

FarmVille 4 Farm Cash

Please note, not all players may have access to Sponsored Links/Ads due to regional restrictions.

Did you receive this free Farm Cash offer? If so, how much free Farm Cash did you get? 

FarmVille Fishing Hole Loading Screen

FarmVille introduced a new constructible Fishing Hole building with purpose. Please note, the Fishing Hole is slowly rolling out to all farmers and began its roll out late Friday night.

The FarmVille Fishing Hole is a harvestable building that begins to function after its first completed stage is built. You will be able to “harvest” it daily for Special Delivery Boxes. The purpose of this new building is kind of surprising to us since there seems to be no shortage of Special Delivery Boxes among farmers (except for that strange thing that happened earlier this week), but I digress, at least it has a function, right? The bigger your Fishing Hole is, the more Special Delivery Boxes you can harvest. Also, you can have a Fishing Hole on each of your FarmVille farms.

Once the Update is made available to you on your FarmVille farm, you will be greeted with a pop-up ,as shown below, inviting you to place the Fishing Hole on your farm. If you need to clear up some green space first, the Fishing Hole will go to your FarmVille Gift Box for future placement.

FarmVille Fishing Hole Notice

Fishing Hole Construction Materials (First Stage)

The following materials are required to complete your Fishing Hole’s first construction phase. Once this stage is completed, your Fishing Hole will be functional and harvestable for Special Delivery Boxes.

• Lure x 10
• Lily Pad x 10
• Fishing Pole x 10

 

What do you think about the new Fishing Hole, FarmVille Freaks? Do you find it useful for your farm?

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