The final portion of our update tonight – no, the English Countryside did not arrive despite the few changes that popped up over the course of the day – lies in the Market update surrounding the new Decorations. Let’s take a peek.
Heeey, look at that: we are starting out with an awesome Coin item tonight! In fact, there is only one premium FV Cash item on the Decorations tab. This item here is a winner, though, coasting on the theme of rainbows by transforming one of the cloud-based sprites into something spiffy: a birdbath! This is the Rainbow Bird Bath, a non-rotatable Decoration that features some nice animation with a parrot cleansing itself, dipping its wings in the water that is suspended in air thanks to a rainbow and a cloud structure. It costs 250,000 Coins, giving you 2,500 EXP in the process, and is worth every last Coin.
And here is that aforementioned lonely FV Cash item under the Decorations this week, and one of the first Decoration to incorporate some of the English Countryside Crops in its design, as we spot some of the Foxglove that we reported on earlier today around the structure. This is one of, if not the, nicest waterfalls available in FarmVille, especially for 18 FV Cash. It features a lot of animation due to the rippling waters that stretch out across the big body of water, and the pretty rainbow sets it off. Expect 1,800 EXP if you make the purchase, which we recommend – another stellar job by the FV art department.
Here come the very tiny Decorations that can be used to spruce up your farm! These two Decorations are quite obviously different from one another, with the Leprechaun Planters working in a very traditional fashion, as they house two types of flowers inside of a Leprechaun’s hat for a classier look than that of their tacky or care-free Rainbow Pinwheel. The Leprechaun Planter doesn’t do much for us, as it cannot be rotated, but we love the use of colors in the Rainbow Pinwheel. They can be yours for 10,000 Coins or 1,000 Coins, respectively.
Stay tuned to FarmVille Post for our usual honest insight on everything that hits the Market on Sundays and Wednesdays!
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