**News Flash**

[PurpleDuck]

Uh oh! Duck in a, dare I say it, a dress?

Hmm.. wonder if I could charge admission to see that!

 

[NJ Mike]

Darn, I want real halloween costumes. You know like dracula, mummy, etc.

I really REALLY wanted to be Franken-Mousse. (and purple duck could have been Count Duckula, i mean the possibilities are endless lol)

 

[HollyJoy]

I would like to see a Minnie costume or maybe, just maybe, yavn will give me my fairy wings!

 

[SimbaCub63]

All right, I'm very slow about some things I guess. (Maybe I'm still under-caffeinated for the day.)

Can somebody explain the advantage of buying 2,400 credit worth of goods and selling it for 1,800? I know it's a great return, but you're still operating at a loss - unless you got the spider webs in a trade for some really cheap stuff, I guess.

 

[marypops!]

great new stuff AND a week off school for half term at the same time
sweet

 

[Antelope]

All right, I'm very slow about some things I guess. (Maybe I'm still under-caffeinated for the day.)

Can somebody explain the advantage of buying 2,400 credit worth of goods and selling it for 1,800? I know it's a great return, but you're still operating at a loss - unless you got the spider webs in a trade for some really cheap stuff, I guess.

this basically applies to people who create mules. they can then trade the items to their main characters and earn an "easy" 1800 credits. THOUGH, i myself don't really consider this fair...

 

[dippydawg]

All right, I'm very slow about some things I guess. (Maybe I'm still under-caffeinated for the day.)

Can somebody explain the advantage of buying 2,400 credit worth of goods and selling it for 1,800? I know it's a great return, but you're still operating at a loss - unless you got the spider webs in a trade for some really cheap stuff, I guess.

The advantage is that you can build up credits on your main character faster than Nedding or playing fireworks, particularly if you need to buy something that is going to cost 5,000 or 10,000 credits.

Everytime I create a mule, after playing all the games, entering codes, visiting NPC's, selling clothes, etc., the mule has a little over 2,500 credits. This also includes credits from fireworks, so if you don't play fireworks, obviously it will be less, but it should be over 2,000.

The mule will not be able to get the 5,000 credit item, unless I were to play Ned for 2 1/2 more hours.

So assume I have at least 2,400 credits on the mule and purchase 12 spider webs. I trade them to my main character, and have the main character sell them. My main character would pocket 1,800 credits.

Considering it takes about 25 minutes to create the mule and get it up to 2,400 credits, trade the webs, and have the main character sell them for 1,800 credits, I could have 3,600 credits on my main character in less than an hour.

I would need to Ned for over 3 1/2 hours to get 3,600 credits. Using the mule-web technique, I can get 12,600 credits in the same amount of time, and I would be able to purchase the 5,000 or 10,000 credit items.

Hope this helps.

 

[NJ Mike]

The advantage is that you can build up credits on your main character faster than Nedding or playing fireworks, particularly if you need to buy something that is going to cost 5,000 or 10,000 credits.

Everytime I create a mule, after playing all the games, entering codes, visiting NPC's, selling clothes, etc., the mule has a little over 2,500 credits. This also includes credits from fireworks, so if you don't play fireworks, obviously it will be less, but it should be over 2,000.

The mule will not be able to get the 5,000 credit item, unless I were to play Ned for 2 1/2 more hours.

So assume I have at least 2,400 credits on the mule and purchase 12 spider webs. I trade them to my main character, and have the main character sell them. My main character would pocket 1,800 credits.

Considering it takes about 25 minutes to create the mule and get it up to 2,400 credits, trade the webs, and have the main character sell them for 1,800 credits, I could have 3,600 credits on my main character in less than an hour.

I would need to Ned for over 3 1/2 hours to get 3,600 credits. Using the mule-web technique, I can get 12,600 credits in the same amount of time, and I would be able to purchase the 5,000 or 10,000 credit items.

Hope this helps.

Well now, i didnt say all that now did i?

Oh and btw, i have heard some adept people have gotten the time down to about 15 minutes, though I dont know who those people could be.


Anyway, lets get this train back on the tracks and back on topic.

So what is the mystery missing item from the list bella?

 

[marypops!]

i think i know
maybe the explorers costume in yellow
for all the other space suits
or the red diving suit (i think there was one anyway)

 

[LittleRydia]

I read all this last night and made 7 more mules XD lmao but while i was.. i had a horrid thought.


if they bring all these costumes out.. and the older ones back. what if they make them non tradable 0_0 to keep people from hoarding a mess of them and trying to make a profit on people who are unable to get them? just a thought... hope i dont cause a panic XD kinda of scarying me with the thought.

 

[Antelope]

I read all this last night and made 7 more mules XD lmao but while i was.. i had a horrid thought.

if they bring all these costumes out.. and the older ones back. what if they make them non tradable 0_0 to keep people from hoarding a mess of them and trying to make a profit on people who are unable to get them? just a thought... hope i dont cause a panic XD kinda of scarying me with the thought.

That would be horrid. Kinda would like to at least have a couple of them tradeable... Some for trading, and some as possible gifts to those who CAN NOT afford them. To those who think 5,000 credits is a literal VMK Billionaire.

A staff member had mentioned to me a ways back that they hope members don't do that(hoard for a profit), but that unfortunately it does happen.

 

[caribear]

Okay, I think I am way out of the loop......but what is nedding??

 

[VirtuallyMe]

caribear asked: Okay, I think I am way out of the loop......but what is nedding??

Nedding- is the fine art of crashing your boat on the Jungle Cruise Game- in an efficient manner so that you utilize maximum gas to end the game quickly allowing you to collect the minimal 20 credits for playing the game...

It is a good way to get some credits- takes no skill and is a sure fire way to get them- with my old computer I could Ned the 20 credits in about 3 minutes- DH's computer is closer to 2 minutes and with my brand new computer and DSL connection- I was nedding last night in 1 minute and 15 seconds.

Definitely takes a little more effort than fireworks but I'm not good enough at those yet to get the big points there- lol so nedding works well for me-

The last pin that came out was 25 nedding trips... lol

 

[caribear]

Virtuallyme, Thank you for the info on nedding!! I will have to try it out!

 

[Maleficent2]

bumping it seems some have not heard this great news yet!!!

Still wish it started tomorrow!


Mal

 

[Disneyfan_77]

Darn, I want real halloween costumes. You know like dracula, mummy, etc.

I really REALLY wanted to be Franken-Mousse. (and purple duck could have been Count Duckula, i mean the possibilities are endless lol)

You could wear black boots, weird black short hair, pants and green shirt with green skin! That could be franken mousse! lol Just leave out the feathers!

 

[NJ Mike]

Just leave out the feathers!

Never! rofl

 

[Tinkerbelle739]

i think i know
maybe the explorers costume in yellow
for all the other space suits
or the red diving suit (i think there was one anyway)

nope that is not it either!

 

[Captain Brain]

nope that is not it either!

Please tell us all!It would make my day...

 

[Maleficent2]

just tell us already!


Mal