So I was doing some thinking when I looked at the challenges we've won. The experienced challenges and veteran challenges are well underway but we've won very few of the amateur challenges. This might be because folks are really focused on getting to experienced and that we've a lot of those folks in the cooperative.
I'm not yet at experienced and won't be for a little while yet. I'd like to get my hands on another employee but I might be able to do without and see if I can win a few of the amateur challenges for the cooperative, but the real kicker seems to be if we can take the whole seasons worth of challenges (sorry if that's not news to you but it is to me :) ). If I stay amateur could I get some help from some of the other new players and maybe some of the experienced players (depending on the challenge). For example if I join the baking challenge in the spring can I bake your bread for you if you put the materials on the exchange and then exchange back the materials...etc...
It's just an idea and if it doesn't seem to be popular I'll just turn out and go on to experienced.
You should advance to experienced if it will help you develop you farm. You can join challenges of your level and the level below you, meaning you can still participate in the amateur challenges.
ReplyDeleteI was planning to stay at experienced to help out with the amateur challenges but I really wanted the extra 200 transactions so I leveled up to veteran recently. I won't be able to participate in amateur challenges anymore but I can still help out with the experienced ones.
Leveling up gives transaction and new employee, so could really help you expand. The competition at amature and experience are also very tough. I always go for those that can be conveniently won. :P Can't really advise you on this. You have to decide.
ReplyDeleteCompetition at amateur challenges is the highest; winning all amateur challenges for a season is very hard. Try on the amateur festival cup, it's easier.
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