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Showing posts with label Sheeps. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sheeps. Show all posts

Monday, May 16, 2011

Unreleased Badger Ram!

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FarmVille and Zynga are soon going to release the Badger Ram that Should allow the breeding of the “Mask” or Badger Patterned Sheep. You can see in the animation below that this is correct Meta Data flash file that will allow for colors to be over layed to create the correct effect. So in a nutshell, Badger Pattern is coming REALLY soon!

Thursday, May 5, 2011

Unreleased Badger Ewe!

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FarmVille and Zynga may soon be releasing the Badger Ewe as early as this weekend! This looks to be their solution for the “Masked Sheep”. Although not quite the same, I must say this thing looks AWESOME! With a full mask over its face and some spot type pattern on its back, this one is SURE to be a hit with sheep breeders everywhere.

Friday, April 29, 2011

Color Changing Sheep In The Market!

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FarmVille and Zynga have put the color changers into the market for 20 and 30 FVC tonight. Thats not the good part, we believe we have heard around the Grape Vine that color changing is now working like it was previously.

Friday, April 15, 2011

FarmVille Increases Sheep Population Limit

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Yesterday Farm Rockers reported to you that Zynga made a few changes to Sheep breeding including setting the sheep limit to 100 for both farms. However, after reconsidering this limitation, they announced today that the current total of sheep allowed would be 200. This means that you can have 100 Sheep on your home farms and 100 Sheep on your English Countryside farms. You cannot have more than 100 Sheep on any one farm.

It is important to note that the Sheep Limitation includes any bred Sheep that you keep, as well as any Lambs that you adopt. Sheep that are stored in your FarmVille Gift Box are also factored into this total.

You can read Zynga’s statement below:

“Hi Farmers,

With the release of a second sheep pen on the Home Farm players can now acquire a total of 200 bred sheep on their farms.

This means that you can now have a maximum of 100 sheep on your Home Farm and an additional 100 sheep on your English Countryside.

Baby lambs as well as sheep kept in your gift box are included in the Sheep Population total.

Happy Farming and Sheep Breeding!”

Thursday, April 14, 2011

“Illegal” Sheep and Sheep Breeding Changes!

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FarmVille made a statement regarding “illegal” sheep, including ones with patterns that have not been released. The methods by which it was possible to attain these sheep have been stopped, but obviously a fair number of these are currently available, and players have been breeding them at a prodigious rate. At this point in time it would be very difficult to determine how someone received one of these sheep—and it is extremely likely that if you saw a feed post or other reference to one of these sheep, the author is someone who acquired/bred that sheep legitimately. Please bear this in mind if you think someone has “cheated.” Chances are, they haven’t been.

We also wanted to let everyone know about a change in how sheep breeding works. Previously when you got three lambs of the same gender in a row, you received a lamb of the opposite gender automatically. Currently we’ve made an alteration to this process so that the chances of getting a ram or a ewe are completely random, though the possibility of getting a ewe is higher than getting a ram.

Finally, the 100 bred sheep limit (which includes current bred lambs and sheep on your farm as well as in your sheep pen or in your Gift Box) applies for each farm. So, for instance, if you have just 75 bred sheep on your English Countryside Farm, you should still have the capability of having 100 bred sheep on your Home Farm.

Source : [Official Farmville Blog]