If you fancy some tea on your English farm, you’ll have the required accessories to set the scene.
You can use these new Limited Edition English Countryside decorations including a Roses Garden, Tea Table, Tea Pot Topiary, Tea Cup Ride, Garden Bench, Spring Flower Pot, and Spring Flowerbed to create the perfect spot for an English tea party. Thankfully almost all of these new decorations are avaialable with Farm Coins (except for the Tea Cup Ride).
These decorations can be used on either of your farms, home or English Countryside, but they will only be available in the FarmVille Market for a limited amount of time. You will have until April 14, 2011 to make your purchases before these items retire from the market.
Continuing with the tea theme it’s quite appropriate that there is also a Tea Shop and an English Restaurant that will look great with all the other new decorations that were released tonight.
These new buildings can be placed on either of your farms. You will have until April 14, 2011 to buy both of these buildings until they retire from the market.
FarmVille Limited Edition English Countryside Buildings (Released: March 30, 2011)
In case you have not gotten started on the Wishing Well,
Thank you the FarmVille Freaks Susan & Gordon for sending us this cool new picture of a pop-up they received on their farms!
It says that all new English themed collections and prizes will be making an appearance on our farms soon! Hence, if you have not finished your Irish (St. Patrick’s Day) themed collections yet, you might want to get them done!
FarmVille Limited Edition English Countryside Animals (Released: March 30, 2011)
Continuing with the tea theme it’s quite appropriate that there is also a Tea Shop and an English Restaurant that will look great with all the other new decorations that were released tonight. These new buildings can be placed on either of your farms. You will have until April 14, 2011 to buy both of these buildings until they retire from the market.
FarmVille Limited Edition English Countryside Buildings (Released: March 30, 2011)
Free 2 Farm Cash from Propel ((Share))
New Promotion has made its way to FarmVille tonight!
Getting together with Propel Zero, FarmVille is offering us another 2 Free Farm Cash for participating in a quick survey!
Answer the question that Propel Zero asks you, and you will be rewarded with 2 Free Farm for yourself!
Again, note that this Free Cash may be limited to US players only. Tell us if you didn't find it
The Secluded Hideaway is a limited edition English Countryside decoration in Farmville. It is available for 14 days between March 28 and April 10, 2011.
It is available from the market for 100,000 coins. When bought and placed on the farm, the player receives 1,000 XP. It can be sold for 5,000 coins.
But I'm guessing they didn't really fact check their info, so here goes a correction:
First, if you get a lamb of a particular gender three times in a row, you'll get a lamb of the opposite gender, guaranteed. The rest is up to chance.
Incorrect Its supposed to work this way, but seemingly doesn't. I know this because I just about 20 minutes ago got 14 ewes in a row. Also other people report the same thing. Good Job Zynga.
Second, any possible patterns are determined by the father alone. A lamb can inherent the pattern of the ram or none at all.
Also not true, I at least 20 times have got a Patterned animal after having a No Pattern Ram and a Patterned ewe, and so have other people. Maybe later on this will be true. Here is one example:
Third, the colors of the body and potential pattern are determined by the colors of both of the parents, which can be deviated somewhat from that color base for variety.
Can't really argue with this, but there has been plenty of times that a No Pattern Ram that's Maroon has relations with a No Pattern Ewe that's Teal, and it ends up a White No Pattern Ewe, but I guess technically white is a part of all colors or some such.
A few more things that aren't true… Someone emailed me and swore there were only FOUR possible outcomes for each pairing of sheep. Well I know that's a load of crap since I did the same pair 10 times and every time it was different.
Which brings me to my next point, I've been messaged a number of times about When are we going to post a "DNA List" well, we aren't. Why you may ask? Because there is no such thing. 100 people could make the same pair of sheep do the dirty, and all 100 could be different from each other. The difference could be extreme or just a slight shade difference. Here are 3 examples I saved the other day when I was curious if there was some all magical way to predict the outcome.
We’ve all been having so much fun breeding our Sheep in the English Countryside, but the results can be pretty random. The FarmVille Blog has answered a few frequently asked questions on Sheep Breeding such as the chances of producing offspring based on gender, and what determines colors and patters.
We learn that:
Despite what the FarmVille Blog claims we can verify that the gender fact is not always true. I have produced many more than three female Ewes in a row. Other FarmVille Freaks have also experienced the same gender results and conflicting results for color and pattern than what the blog mentions.
From FarmVille Blog:
“Many of you have often asked about how exaclty sheep breeding works. No, not the “baa chicka baa baa” part, but what determines the lamb’s colors when fully grown, patterns, etc.
First, if you get a lamb of a particular gender three times in a row, you’ll get a lamb of the opposite gender, guaranteed. The rest is up to chance.
Second, any possible patterns are determined by the father alone. A lamb can inherent the pattern of the ram or none at all.
Third, the colors of the body and potential pattern are determined by the colors of both of the parents, which can be deviated somewhat from that color base for variety.
In the example below, using Brutus the Ram and a Brown Sheep produced the following different color patterns and sheep:”
Tonight’s brand new FarmVille Mystery Game is filled with nothing but feathered friends, birds!
You can take your chances at playing this Mystery Game for the cost of 18 Farm Cash per dart. It will be available in the FarmVille Market for the next 6 days.
As always you should play at your own risk because you are never guaranteed to win any one specific or all prizes featured in the Mystery Game.
You may recognize one not so exclusive prize, the Sussex Chicken, which has recently been popping up in Mystery Eggs.
White Barn Owl, Sussex Chicken, Kingfisher, Tufted Duck, Gray Heron and Gray Partridge
Tonight, the English Countryside theme continues with the release of three new animals – the Shetland Pony, the Devon Cow and the Bagot Goat!
The good news is, none of these animals are exclusively locked to your FarmVille English Countryside farms. Therefore, farmers who have not bothered with the FarmVille EC yet will not have to travel there in order to be able to purchase these animals.
Several FarmVille Updatess have already contacted us wondering what’s going on with their market and where are all the new items that FarmVille mentioned in their Facebook update.
Question: FarmVille just said in a Facebook update that there are new items in the market, but I don’t see anything? Why?
Tonight, another batch of new Limited Edition English Countryside themed decorations has been added to the FarmVille Market! Similar to the animals that were released tonight, none of these decorations are locked exclusively to the FarmVille English Countryside. This means that they are available to either farm and can be used on one or both of them.
The FarmVille English Carriage that seems to be drawn by Shire Horses, the cute little Garden Picnic is perfect for a tea party on your English farm, a romantic swing-like Secluded Hideaway and a pretty new decorative Rose Iron fence with English Roses are the newest addition to the decorations section of the Market. Other good news, is that all of these decorations are available with Farm Coins except the English Carriage.
These decorations will be available for the next 13 days as well, and may be purchased until April 11, 2011.
FarmVille Limited Edition English Countryside Themed Decorations (Released March 27, 2011):
FarmVille Player Mary Had a Little Lamb, Little Lamb … sorry, I couldn’t resist. That’s right, just one Lamb! If you are hoping to score free Lambs off your Facebook News Feed, good luck with that because you will only be able to adopt one Lamb per day via the feed.
We haven’t really noticed the 1 Lamb Limit because not that many farmers are sharing Lambs and instead are opting to keep these cute little guys for their own personal FarmVille flock. Sheep breeding is still too new and shiny for us to be benevolent.
Speaking of limitations in the Sheep Breeding realm, if you didn’t know there is also a limit to how many Sheep you can keep. Currently you can only keep 100 Sheep placed on your actual farm although you may continue to breed more. .
“Hi there,
I haven’t seen anything on FV about this yet. I just got a message that you can only adopt one lamb per day. Not sure what constitutes a “day” (midnight to midnight, or reset to reset).
- FarmVille Mary”
Mobile Farming in English Countryside
A few observant farmers spotted a new crop, Emperor’s Hops that is not yet released, under their My Mysteries page.
When viewing your crop mastery progress, you will see that Emperor’s Hops appear along with your other crops. It seems as though Emperor’s Hops sneaked its way into the mastery section before its actually available to purchase in the FarmVille Market.
