by Lynette Alice

Created on: July 16, 2010   Last Updated: May 01, 2011

To the delight of Zynga games people have been playing Frontierville in near record numbers, but for those who have been finding them self getting more and more addicted the question isn’t so much how do I play Frontierville as it is how do I play Frontierville better? How do I get the most out of my time playing so I can accomplish challenges faster, finish off more collections, and get my frontier looking the way I want it to. For anyone in that category, these are some slightly advanced tips on how to play Frontierville better.

You’ve been playing awhile, you’ve been leveling up at a fairly good pace, but you know levels are going to be harder attain and the challenges are going to get harder. You need more energy, more drop items, and everyone needs more land. There is nothing that can be done about getting more land right now, but you can better manage your energy and get more of it as well as more drop items. Why these are two of the biggest issues, there are advanced strategies for tending animals, trees, and crops that can get you ahead much faster without taking away from the game experience. These tips are not cheats, they are just proved strategies to get you the biggest bang for your buck.

The first thing is to make sure you keep a balanced frontier. Have a little bit of everything on your plot - even those annoying thorns, rocks, skulls, oak/pine trees, animals, fruit trees, and cacti. Even if you know you do not need them for a challenge any longer because you have checked the challenge guide, the reason for this are twofold. The first reason is that it helps your neighbors. You will often have neighbors that are at varying stages of play that may need to hit a neighbors plot to tend some of those things. It never hurts to be a good neighbor people can count on.

The second reason is that those things are full of experience points and gold. If you need a quick infusion of points and have several mature oak/pine trees (sized 7 or 8) you can almost always know you can hit one and get a bear care. Bears return a nice quick bump in everything across board. You pick up food, coins, and a good sized XP bump - and your neighbors get to share that XP bump as well when you post the 50 points to claim. Snakes are the same way hiding under those skulls, rocks, and in that tall grass. When you need a few XP fast to level up and have a limited amount of energy making it less than sensible to buy any, or need a quick XP bump before ending a

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