Topic

Super Happy Animals

I bought a card that lets me put +10% more animals on my property. Then another card came up which gives +20%. 

If I buy it, do I get 10% + 20%, or is the 10% card just replaced by the 20% one? 

Does the 10% apply to each animal type, or is it just 10% more animals overall?

Also, since I don't know how many animals the limit was in the start, how do I work out what the limit is now? 

So many questions :|

Posted 7 months ago by Helvete Subscriber! | Permalink

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  • It was 44 animals max before Imagination and 26 max animals of any kind.
    Posted 7 months ago by AwesomeCardinal2000 Subscriber! | Permalink
  • So after 10% its 48 and after 10%/20% it is .. 52 (20%) or 56 (+30%) or  60 (+10% then +20%)?
    Posted 7 months ago by Helvete Subscriber! | Permalink
  • It doesn't build up upon each other. I don't know why they make the Super Happy II appear before Super Happy I, etc. but if you have Super Happy II only, then it will be a 20 % increase, so 8.8, which rounds to 9. But if you get Super Happy I after that, it won't do anything.
    Posted 7 months ago by AwesomeCardinal2000 Subscriber! | Permalink
  • My guess is it would work like the quion % cards, that add up all bonuses, then multiply.
    Posted 7 months ago by Sturminator i` Subscriber! | Permalink
  • Unfortunately some cards with percentages don't work like other cards with percentages - and TS has been (to my knowledge) quiet on which are which.

    I'm going to assume that they work like the learning time ones - so if you get both it's 20% not 30% like you would assume. But I really don't know :(
    Posted 7 months ago by La Mariposa Subscriber! | Permalink
  • I dislike the whole use of vague "percentage" increments. 

    Percentage of what?
    Combined and added how?
    Just really, really vague and unhelpful.
    Posted 7 months ago by Pascale Subscriber! | Permalink
  • Yeah, I'm really disappointed by the vague descriptions, which I might almost describe as misleading. I grabbed a crapton of quoin multiplier cards, not realizing that the "100%" multiplier meant only 1.

    I mean, you see "100%" and think it means the whole shebang, right? Live and learn, of course, but I'm a bit of a sad panda ATM.
    Posted 7 months ago by Flowerry Pott Subscriber! | Permalink
  • I don't like the brain percentage, just how much of what is the answer I really want. 
    Posted 7 months ago by xoxJulie Subscriber! | Permalink
  • Again, this is another case where personalized numbers would really help.

    "Buying this upgrade will allow you to increase the maximum number of happy animals in your yard from x to x+y."
    Posted 7 months ago by Pascale Subscriber! | Permalink