Farmville has taken the Philippines by storm
Posted: Mon Jan 25, 2010 12:53 pm
When i had my facebook account, I never thought that I can be hooked up and addicted to Farmville. Why not? My friends, neighbours and colleagues are talking and playing Farmville.
Farmville has earned the crunchie award being the best social application..Doctors, nurses, bank employees, students as well as the house of senate are all into farmville..It has made Friendster a run for their money. And i know that everyone will agree...
I've been addicted to Facebook more than ever because of the challenge that I encounter daily. Receiving as well as sending free gifts to friends as well as farmville neighbours...
Primarily, it is to maintain and harvest our own farms and eventually design it to suit our discriminating taste and preferences.
What can you do on Farmville? Well.. You can grow crops (many to choose from) and tend to animals. As you progress through the levels of Farmville you’ll be awarded ribbons, Farmville dollars, Farmville coins, XP and the feeling of great accomplishment.
I have lost someone to one of the several farm games on Facebook Many of my Facebook friends are compulsive FarmVille players. The game is designed to keep users engage to the highest level possible. It demands lot of time and care from the users. Some would stay glued to their computers, working on their virtual farms—sowing, harvesting, erecting fences, going to the marketplace, etc.
One of my friends spends hours on this game. Not that I don't play the game, I do it for the joy of having my own farm. Having your own piece of land where you can grow crops and raise bovines. Oh yes there are pink cows which yield strawberry milk while alien cow which is coloured green yield milktonium is one of the dreams of a large fraction of people, and FarmVille allows people to realise that dream. The developers of the game haven't made online version of farming any easier than real farming. Sowing any crop takes time as it would in real world. Then the crop takes its own time to grow and be ready for harvesting. Once ready, the crop has to be harvested before it wilts.The sophistication of the game makes loyal users who will log into their Facebook account not to see what friends are doing, but only to see if it's time to harvest crop or milk the cows.
I read in an article that some people even set alarms so that they can wake up in the night when their crop is ready for harvest. Amazing compulsion. In our office, a colleague of ours brings her laptop for rent during our office time...The Pinoy ingenuity at times like these...
Ok, i have to go now as i have to harvest and plant my asparagus...Happy farming!!!
Farmville has earned the crunchie award being the best social application..Doctors, nurses, bank employees, students as well as the house of senate are all into farmville..It has made Friendster a run for their money. And i know that everyone will agree...
I've been addicted to Facebook more than ever because of the challenge that I encounter daily. Receiving as well as sending free gifts to friends as well as farmville neighbours...
Primarily, it is to maintain and harvest our own farms and eventually design it to suit our discriminating taste and preferences.
What can you do on Farmville? Well.. You can grow crops (many to choose from) and tend to animals. As you progress through the levels of Farmville you’ll be awarded ribbons, Farmville dollars, Farmville coins, XP and the feeling of great accomplishment.
I have lost someone to one of the several farm games on Facebook Many of my Facebook friends are compulsive FarmVille players. The game is designed to keep users engage to the highest level possible. It demands lot of time and care from the users. Some would stay glued to their computers, working on their virtual farms—sowing, harvesting, erecting fences, going to the marketplace, etc.
One of my friends spends hours on this game. Not that I don't play the game, I do it for the joy of having my own farm. Having your own piece of land where you can grow crops and raise bovines. Oh yes there are pink cows which yield strawberry milk while alien cow which is coloured green yield milktonium is one of the dreams of a large fraction of people, and FarmVille allows people to realise that dream. The developers of the game haven't made online version of farming any easier than real farming. Sowing any crop takes time as it would in real world. Then the crop takes its own time to grow and be ready for harvesting. Once ready, the crop has to be harvested before it wilts.The sophistication of the game makes loyal users who will log into their Facebook account not to see what friends are doing, but only to see if it's time to harvest crop or milk the cows.
I read in an article that some people even set alarms so that they can wake up in the night when their crop is ready for harvest. Amazing compulsion. In our office, a colleague of ours brings her laptop for rent during our office time...The Pinoy ingenuity at times like these...
Ok, i have to go now as i have to harvest and plant my asparagus...Happy farming!!!