Halloween Thrills: Gathering Around the Bonfire in a Mafic Tree House

Mafic Tree House Halloween Every Halloween, in the small town of Mafic, there is an event that brings joy and excitement to its inhabitants. It is the Mafic Tree House Halloween celebration. The Mafic Tree House is a unique structure that has become a symbol of the town. Built with dark, volcanic rocks, it stands tall among the lush green trees of the surrounding forest. The tree house is said to have magical powers, and every Halloween, it comes alive with enchantment and mystery. On the night of Halloween, the tree house transforms into a magical carnival for all ages.

On the plus side, it does allow more guests to see the restaurant, which is cool and worth experiencing, despite some of my quibbles with the design choices (the creepy Imagineer-tribute babies still bug me). The problem I have with the breakfast besides the value is that it only works out to be the “best” way to experience Be Our Guest Restaurant in a narrow set of circumstances.

On the plus side, it does allow more guests to see the restaurant, which is cool and worth experiencing, despite some of my quibbles with the design choices the creepy Imagineer-tribute babies still bug me. I suppose if you really want to hack this meal, your entire group can go in as parties of 1, ordering separately and each sitting at different tables.

On the night of Halloween, the tree house transforms into a magical carnival for all ages. The air is filled with laughter and excitement as families and friends gather to celebrate this special occasion. The tree branches are adorned with twinkling lights, casting a magical glow on the festivities below.

Magical Residences and Magical Workshops

I need help doing the math here and an explanation of benifits.
The new Magical Residences:
1. Does it up grade with the new races by diamonds or just stay on as you upgrade normally?
2. What exactly does it confer to me and does that change with upgrades?
3 Should I wait for my completion of Orcs to buy this if at all.
4 How does the math work out in comparison to say Giant Snail Palaces for squares /culture/ population.
5 Is there a better option?
6 Are there hidden obstacles that I should consider?
7 feel free to offer any relivant info

DeletedUser2634

Guest

Let me also state this is my first world here and am still working on best strategies for the game. Currently #16 on this world even with a late start. Want to get to #1 and am hoping for some advice.

DeletedUser3297

Guest

Here is how the magic house would work for me: "Looking at the numbers comparing my level 14 residences to magic ones. My residences give me 370 population and 111 ranking points. The magic ones only give me 250 population and 64 ranking points. I am willing to bet that they are basing it off of the chapter you are in when it should be based off of the current tech you unlocked. I can upgrade mine to level 15 (some already are) and I am only in chapter 3 and apparently no more house upgrades till Dwarves, that's a very long time away. But the magic house should be at least marginally better than a level 15 house to make it worth the purchase."

It is not upgrade-able but since you are in Orcs, that wouldn't matter right now anyway. But when you get to the new chapter and start upgrading your buildings, you'll have to delete and re-purchase any magical ones so they keep up.

You can always look at your own residences and see what they give you and look at the magic equivalent to see the difference.

DeletedUser3936

Guest

I am very angry and need an answer to something or I will never play Inno games again.
I just spent a lot of time doing a mandatory research at level three for a magical residence. The research said when completed, I could build larger houses that hold more people.
OK, once I completed it, I discovered that the NEW houses had to be bought with real money?? Is that correct? If so, that is really F-CKED.

Is there a way to build bigger and better residences without spending money or is it like I think and I have to pay for them?

If I have to pay for them, I am leaving Elvenar

DeletedUser3297

Guest

I am very angry and need an answer to something or I will never play Inno games again.
I just spent a lot of time doing a mandatory research at level three for a magical residence. The research said when completed, I could build larger houses that hold more people.
OK, once I completed it, I discovered that the NEW houses had to be bought with real money?? Is that correct? If so, that is really F-CKED.

Is there a way to build bigger and better residences without spending money or is it like I think and I have to pay for them?

If I have to pay for them, I am leaving Elvenar

I would be willing to bet that you just finished unlocking superior residences. What that means it now you can upgrade your residences from 8-15 (elves) or 9-15 (humans). Before unlocking that, if you tried to upgrade it would just point you back to the research tree, now you can The magic residence is just another premium building, you don't need to buy, in fact I would not recommend buying it because you can upgrade your current residences to out perform the magic ones.

WolfSinger

Well-Known Member

@guidosando - just click on your current residences and you should be able to upgrade them to the levels indicated when you completed the research. There is NO mandatory research for the magical residences in the tree.
However, when you open the builder it does show the magical residences under the normal residences.

ALL normal residences start as level 1 residences and have to be upgraded from that level by clicking on the residence and selecting the upgrade tab. You do have to have the required resources, gold and/supplies to start the upgrade (as well as space in some cases). If you don't the game will offer you the option to upgrade for diamonds 'real money' - but you can wait until you have the required items. You are not required to buy premium buildings if you don't want to.

DeletedUser43

Guest

Spend $500 to $1000 and you might be able to be number 1 until the next race comes out, when you would have to spend that much or more to maintain #1 status. All the top players have spent that kind of money.

DeletedUser3312

Guest

Spend $500 to $1000 and you might be able to be number 1 until the next race comes out, when you would have to spend that much or more to maintain #1 status. All the top players have spent that kind of money.

And they keep spending bookoo bucks as well. If you just want rank, you are going to have to fork over a lot of cash. If you play the game to enjoy the growth journey, cash is not a major concern.

DeletedUser3733

Guest

Well I'm pretty ticked off at the moment. I purchased 9 magical residences yesterday, and today, less than 24 hours later, I leveled up and now it costs as much to level up my residence that I purchased yesterday as it does to buy a new one already leveled up. That has to be a glitch, surely they didn't do that on purpose.

SoggyShorts

Mathematician par Excellence

DeletedUser3312

Guest

I leveled up and now it costs as much to level up my residence that I purchased yesterday as it does to buy a new one already leveled up.

OMG! That is insane! I am so glad I did not purchase any. I need to let my FS know about this so they don't buy any of the dang things!!

DeletedUser43

Guest

DeletedUser3297

Guest

Here is what I would have to pay for to "upgrade" Yeah right, the magic residences are worthless, nobody should buy magic residences or workshops when your free ones can be upgraded to be better.

There may be a benefit to a magic residence in higher chapters, but only when no upgrades are available to your free buildings should you consider a magic one. The workshops are no better either, some people in my fellowship have bought one only to find out that their free workshops produce more supplies already.

DeletedUser2634

Guest

OK so I waited to hear from the game players but no DEVIs answered. So I might have to put in a ticket to see if they can explain or set the record straight as there does seem to be a little conflicting info.I understood the magical residences to give the added population and ranking points

Looking at the numbers comparing my level 14 residences to magic ones. My residences give me 370 population and 111 ranking points. The magic ones only give me 250 population and 64 ranking points.

By my understanding you get the 370 population and 111 points for the non magical build then after the diamonds purchase get an additional 250 population and 64 ranking points for the level 14 residence that was purchased. but the Level 15-20+Is definately very disturbing if each new level has to be purchased seperately. I have 45+ residences and 4 GSP(Giant Snail Palaces)
the GSP are 24 squares(6x4) and 3200C/2900P cost 3000 diamonds each
my Level 18 residences are 10 squares(5x2) and 689P/265R by adding the 990 diamonds 312C/1180P/312R
not sure if old residence has to be destroyed to build magical one in it's place
If you have to destroy old to make room for the new is definately less desirable
One benifit of the magical residences is the they produce gold and culture/population/rank points while GSP is -culture/population
Still confused but learning.

Beyond taking empty park photos on Main Street and in Fantasyland, the big advantage that both Be Our Guest Restaurant and Cinderella’s Royal Table offer is that they are beyond the rope drop barriers (unlike Crystal Palace and Plaza Restaurant).

Children, dressed in creative and spooky costumes, run from one game booth to another, trying their luck at winning prizes. There are games like bobbing for apples, pumpkin carving contests, and even a spooky maze filled with surprises. Laughter and screams of delight fill the air as everyone immerses themselves in the Halloween spirit. The Mafic Tree House Halloween celebration would not be complete without the traditional costume parade. Participants showcase their creativity and imagination as they march around the tree house, showing off their carefully crafted costumes. From witches and vampires to superheroes and fairies, the variety of costumes is endless. As the night progresses, the adults join in the fun and engage in some friendly competition. They participate in a thrilling costume contest, showcasing their elaborate and often hilarious outfits. The tree house provides the perfect backdrop for this spectacle, as the moonlight shines down on the festivities. Not only is the Mafic Tree House Halloween celebration about fun and games, but it is also a time for community bonding. Neighbors come together, sharing stories and laughter, strengthening the sense of unity and belonging. It is a night where friendships are formed and memories are made. As the clock strikes midnight, signaling the end of the festivities, the tree house returns to its quiet, majestic state. The lights dim, and the laughter fades away, leaving behind the anticipation of next year's celebration. The Mafic Tree House Halloween is not just an event; it is a time-honored tradition that brings joy and enchantment to the town of Mafic every year..

Reviews for "Halloween Family Fun: Creating Lasting Memories in a Mafic Tree House"

- Emily - 1 star

The "Mafic tree house halloween" was a complete disappointment. The storyline was confusing and lacked any real scares. The characters were one-dimensional and I found it hard to connect with any of them. The special effects were cheesy and looked extremely fake. Overall, I would not recommend watching this movie if you're looking for a good scare.

- Josh - 2 stars

I was really looking forward to "Mafic tree house halloween" but it just fell flat for me. The plot had potential, but the execution was poor. The acting felt forced and the dialogue was cheesy. The scares were predictable and I found myself checking my watch multiple times throughout the movie. I was really hoping for a thrilling experience, but unfortunately, this movie did not deliver.

- Sarah - 2.5 stars

"Mafic tree house halloween" had some interesting concepts, but it failed to live up to its potential. The pacing was off, with some scenes dragging on while others felt rushed. The jump scares were overused and became predictable after a while. The ending was a letdown and left many questions unanswered. Overall, I was disappointed with this movie and would not recommend it to horror enthusiasts.

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