Hay Day: The Time Passer

I'm so bored! Blogging helps me pass time but what do I do when I don't have anything to blog about or I'm not in the mood to blog? The answer is Hay Day. The game is one of those games that is good when you have nothing else to do. Not one of those games that you can sit there and constantly play. Also, Hay Day is a freemium because while it is free, they do try to get you to buy diamonds which costs real money unless you just randomly find them. Negativity aside...

Hay Day is a fun little game. Way better than FarmVille I assure you. You want something? Well you're going to have to either make it or buy it off the stand from another player. You can't spam your Facebook friends with requests like you can in FarmVille. My farm name is "Zaykub" if you want to friend or follow me. 

I like completing the orders and creating products to meet those orders and growing crops. As a business major, it's like a management game to me. I try to keep my crops at a certain level and I keep my animals fed to ensure production capabilities. The hardest part of the game for me is finding parts to upgrade and expand. There's always one part that I can't get enough of to finish my upgrade or expansion. But it's fine because I'll just gain some experience, pass thresholds, and level up. I actually just leveled up and got a beehive and some bees. I don't have enough for the extractor yet as money is another problem for me. I guess it's because I make products, resupply the animals, complete orders, then put my iPad down and do something else. 

So yeah, instead of playing Candy Crush, play Hay Day. I've lost a lot of good people to Candy Crush. And that's why I'm trying to save you.