Please read this important MODPOST: https://www.reddit.com/r/tappedout/comments/qyfr56/modpost_please_check_the_sub_to_see_if_your_issue/
This explains the new land in detail https://www.reddit.com/r/tappedout/comments/r1z5cn/new_frontier_land_expansion/
THOH Currency issue is fixed with this update. In store now.
Starts 17 November 1400 GMT
Ends 1 December 2021 1400 GMT
Note the different start time and take into account the end of Daylight Saving Time.
THERE ARE IMPORTANT TIPS IN THIS POST
Store update should be available the 16th sometime.
Requires Level 15 to start
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Northward Bound
pt 1. Connie Appleseed (Character)
pt. 2 Pone, Pelts and Beyond (Building)
pt. 3 Frontier Wagon (Decoration)
pt. 4 Frontier Camp (Decoration)
pt. 5 Frontier Town (Building)
Premium: Lazy I Ranch w/Cookie (Building and character) 150 D
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New Frontier Canyon Free
New Frontier Canyon Waterfall Free
New Frontier Monorail Bridge 20 D
Blue Mountain Tunnel 25 D
Yellow Mountain Tunnel 25 D
Red Mountain Tunnel 25 D
Springfield Heights Booster Pack 50 Donuts- gives you 250 of each SH material Furniture, Lattes, Pills, Devices, Mats, Awards and Ads edit; Will not be offered if you own all the Springfield Heights land (possibly won't if you own the land piece where the bridge connects)
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Black Friday Questline Prizes
pt.1 5 Tokens --Must purchase 12 Donuts
pt. 2 Big & Tall Men's Shop (Building)--Must purchase 60 Donuts
pt. 3 7 Tokens --Must purchase 132 Donuts
pt. 4 Ian's Car w/ Ian Decoration and character) --Must purchase 300 Donuts
pt. 5 10 Tokens-- Must purchase 450 Donuts
pt. 6 Steamed Hams (Building)-- Must purchase 600 Donuts
pt. 7 15 Tokens -- Must purchase 750 Donuts
pt. 8 Jackpot Realty (Building generates Land Maps)--Must purchase 900 donuts
TIPS----
Decide the most donuts you are willing to buy and buy them all at once. Example if you are going to get 900 donuts to get them all, just buy the 900 donut pack outright
!!!***each purchase of donuts comes with tokens but you only get the tokens one time. So do not
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Crossing the water on a bike at that bridge is so sketchy- especially when its crowded. At least going south there are bike lane indicators on the ground. Some dude was yelling at me from his car saying I shouldn't be going northward on that. I could take the footpath, but then that puts pedestrians in a bit more danger.
Is there a better way?
Expanding Northwards
Based on previous attempts the North was uncivilized, but there were current attempts to build trade settlements and scout Northwards. Crimea in concurrence with its agreement with Riga would help build trade ports in several regions across the Dnieper, and would go further with three extra trade settlements, to bring its control of the river to four in total
Oleshky was the first and current trade settlement near what would become Kherson and the opening of the Dnieper river. Further settlements would follow the Oleshky model and add a small fort for yearlong occupation alongside defenses to keep raiders away or at least at bay until the local could assemble alongside defensive positions.
Locations:
The first would be just north of Crimean influence and near modern day Zaporizhzhia on Khortytsia Island. Khortytsia was known for a Cossack settlement that would appear later in the 1500s, but currently, would be unoccupied by centralized forces. Such a settlement would be created to ensure that horses could easily get on or off the island, a bridge was the most obvious solution
The second would be further north along the Dnieper in modern day Dnipro. Dnipro would eventually become a Cossack settlement with Crimean influence in early-mid 1500s, but currently, was unoccupied and would be until roughly 1524, when a small village/settlement began to appear. Crimea will build its expanded settlement on the location of the rapids and just before the Dnieper branched southwards and connected with the Samara River. This would be roughly in either modern Dnipro or across the river where Kodak Fortress was established.
The third would be located even further north along the Dnieper and close to Kyiv borders in modern day Kremenchuk. It was supposedly founded in 1571 and argued that the names means "Small Fortress" in Turkish. Regardless the land would still be loosely settled with no centralized opposition. Crimea would build its third and final expanded trade settlement here.
Expanded Settlement
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Is there a faster way to get land in the northward bound area of Springfield?
