To finish up tonight’s Market update reviews, we will take a close look at the new Decorations that have arrived. There are a few good ones, so let’s take a gander.
The winner of the Decorations tab this week is the Green Creek, a brand new riverbed that spans a small stretch of space on your farmland. We love this one a lot due to the crazy foliage that branches off and stretches across this bed of water, be it from downed trees to contorted limbs that sway off in the direction of the wind. Our favorite is the tree to the south, which looks to be partially downed and growing across the water. This one cannot be rotated due to the awesome animation, and costs 18 FV Cash and gives out 1,800 EXP.
A few Coin options are on the Market this time around, with the most expensive option being the Flowery Well. This is a relatively small Decoration available for 80,000 Coins, with wild flowers growing around the wooden bucket catching the water dripping from the water pump above. The only problem is that this is one Decoration that could really use some animation, yet it has none; furthermore, it cannot even be rotated despise the lack of animation. This one is alright but nothing special. Should you choose to purchase it, you will receive 800 EXP.
One of the other available Coin items this week is the Flowery Archway, a really magnificent arch that is littered with glorious, bright pastel-colored flora. The pastel colors make some an item that has dual themes, working for both the English Countryside and the Spring theme. Without proper fencing, however, we have turned to the Market’s current fencing options to find that the Rhododendron works best when paired with it. You can purchase this for 20,000 Coins, giving you 200 EXP.
Lastly, we have a couple of smaller items that are incredibly affordable on any budget: the Hay Pile for 2,000 Coins and the Stone Bench for 10,000 Coins. The Hay Pile is nothing special, though it certainly looks cute enough when placed beside the English Countryside Dairy Farms. As for the Stone Bench, it looks incredibly cool when placed beside some of the garden-esque Decorations that have arrived throughout the English Countryside theme.
And that concludes our Wednesday review round-up!
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