Hay Day It's easy to get the hang of in just a few minutes, but a few beginner's mistakes can set you back for hours.
The secret to getting off to a good start: building up level Take it slow, sell at the right price price and earn parts with the right products. Here are some practical tips to help you make quick progress without ever running out of ideas.
Don't level up too quickly
The first tip—and the most important one—is: Don't try to gain experience too quickly. With each new level, the game unlocks machines that are becoming more and more expensive. If you climb too quickly, you'll run out of parts to buy them, and then you freeze up.
The right pace is to build on your farm Before you go up, put a little’silver aside, then move on to the next level.
Ask for help right from the start
Hay Day offers a player-to-player support system. Set a “Ask for Help” sign” depending on what you want to speed up: a dead tree or boat. Your neighbors can then help you for free.
When you put up this sign, you'll appear in the activity feed from your neighborhood. Now is the right time to put a item for sale in your shop, the other players will stop by to see her.
Wheat and Corn Plants to Get You Started
At the beginning, plant the wheat and corn. These are fast-growing crops to harvest and sell. They give you parts and materials to expand the barn and the silo.
Be careful not to mass-produce. If your shop If it doesn't empty fast enough, you'll hold up your sales and harvests. Always keep some optional fields to stay flexible.
Bet on animals to win coins
The animals are your best source of income when you're just starting out. The chicks are available starting on Level 1. Feed your chickens and your cows, retrieves the eggs and the milk, and process them before selling.
Optimize your shop and sell at the highest price
Your shop is the heart of your business. For each product, you can set the price up to a maximum price. Setting the highest possible price brings in more money, but the item sells more slowly.
The right strategy: displays the maximum price on the products that are rare and take a long time to manufacture. Sell them off major crops to move inventory. Check out the log to find out what your neighbors are offering at low prices. It's the best way to save’silver regularly.
Ships (Level 17): Experience and Parts
Visit Level 17, you unlock the boat by repairing the dock. It's an excellent source of’experience and of parts.
The boat is coming back 4 hours after the previous one leaves. Once you arrive, you have up to 6:00 p.m. to fill it out before he leaves. Take a few minutes to get the crates ready as soon as the boat arrives.
You can send a empty boat if you don't have the resources. But as soon as you fill a crate, you have to wait for departure or finish loading the entire ship.
Join a neighborhood (Level 18)
The community center appears in the level 10, but you can't join a neighborhood that starting on Level 18. It's a group of players where you can chat and help each other out.
You can ask them for objects, shop at their stalls and ask for a hand with your boats and your signs. They really help you make progress.
Derbies (Level 18): Be patient before you jump in
the derby unlocks at Level 18, once the community center has been repaired. It is a team competition that lasts 6 days, Tuesday through Monday.
You fill out tasks from a board: plantation, truck, boat, or machinery. Each completed task is immediately replaced by a new one. You can complete up to 9 by derby, and unlock the next one with diamonds.
Don't jump in too quickly, especially if your neighbors are setting the bar high. At the start of the game, you'll have a hard time keeping up.
To learn more about video games, be sure to check out our articles on Monopoly GO!
English