How to Advance Fast in "Happy Island"
"Happy Island" is a social game played through Facebook in which the object is to attract tourists ny putting attractions on the island and keeping it clean. In the process, you collect XP (Experience Points) to help you level up. If you want to advance fast in "Happy Island," you must do as many activities as possible that give you XP as a reward or prize.
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Instructions
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Click on any trash you see on your island. Doing so will not only keep your island clean to attract tourists, but each piece you click on earns you 10 XP.
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Visit the islands of your neighbors. Click on their treasure chest. When you do, you will earn 100 XP. You can do this every eight hours, so if you visit the maximum amount of times each day, you can earn 300 XP per neighbor.
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Click on the treasure chest on your own island for 100 XP. You can do this one time every eight hours, for a total of 300 potential XP per day.
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Sell any unwanted or unused decorations. You will receive half of their coin value, and you will also receive the same amount of XP.
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Visit the game often throughout the day and watch your money bags. When they are full, click on them to collect both coins and XP.
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Click on tourists who are about to leave the island. When you click on them, the "buy me a drink" option pops up. Buy them a drink and they will stay on the island, spending more money and earning you more XP.
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Buy more attractions. Each attraction costs you coins but earns you valuable XP to level up. It also will attract more tourists, who will earn you XP when they visit.
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Level up the attractions you already bought. Each attraction can be leveled up two more times after purchase. Each level up gets you more XP.
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Purchase a second island, which is available after you reach level 15. Place attractions on the new island and tourists will travel between the two, visiting the attractions.
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Tips & Warnings
Placing your airport at the top of the mountain makes it easier to see tourists trying to leave.
References
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