Does anyone play this game?

Pawprint

16 years ago

IÂm not sure if I can post the name of the game, but if you play, you'll recognize this picture. IÂm addicted.

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Mystical Manns
16 years ago
I play a little each night. I received a rare gift tonight, a Clydesdale ... and don't know how to get him and take him home. Any ideas?
Pawprint
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16 years ago
I've received some gifts that I can't claim unless I go through a process of adding & sending to friends through a different application. Never works for me, darn it.
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carol_in_california
16 years ago
Nope, I don't play it....don't even know what it is.
kim_okla
16 years ago
Can you play without it announcing to the world on facebook. No I've never played because I don't want my friends to "hide" me.
erica
16 years ago
I've never played, because I don't want to get addicted, lol! I do hide all the games I see - you can just hide the game and not your friend, if that helps, Kim. Since I don't play, I don't know if you can hide your own playing...
czech_chick
16 years ago
I play...I am addicted! It's alot of fun! I also play other games, too.

Carol
phyllis__mn
16 years ago
They were discussing this on the news last night about what an addiction it is. I have a number of friends that play, but I spend way too much time on the computer as it is, so don't want to get on that.
Tally
16 years ago
Phyllis, I heard the same news report about Facebook game addictions. I avoid them.

On another board I post at several members have become addicted to some Fishing game and the posts about this game have overtaken the board. I can't believe these people are so obsessed. This is all they talk about. What about their real lives?

Anyway, here's the story about Facebook game addiction. It's pretty interesting (and a little scary):

Here is a link that might be useful: Addiction to Farmville, Fishville
stephmc72
16 years ago
kim, when you do things that typically make an "announcement" on your wall, you can just choose to skip that part. For example, say you earn enough points to get to another level, this little screen pops up saying Congratulations, you've advanced (or something like that) and says something about sharing it with everyone. There's a button that says I believe SKIP. If you choose that, it will just skip that whole process and never post anything to anyone. So as long as you do that for everything, nobody will even see you're playing.
maryanntx
16 years ago
I don't play any games on Facebook. I just use it to stay in touch with family and friends.
Marilyn Sue
16 years ago
I do not play games on the computer. I do have two daughters that do play something. They call each other at all hours about this and that. I think one is addicted, the other is not. :)

Sue

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