Trick-or-Treat to Save Money and Stock Up on Food in Pet Society

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Trick-or-Treat to Save Money and Stock Up on Food in Pet Society

1 October 2010 No Comment

Halloween has returned to Pet Society and the trees in your pet’s neighborhoods are filled with candy. The candy you collect on your rounds of tree shaking can be:

Sold for 1 Coin,
Fed to a friend’s pet to earn 2 Coins and 5 Paw Points,
Sent as a gift for 1 Paw Point, or
Eaten for 5 Paw Points and 32 Health Points.

One thing that makes Pet Society better than the real world is that Pet Society candy is really nutritious! It only takes three pieces of candy to fill up your pet, and just two pieces will make him or her stop slouching.

If your pet has money problems (and who doesn’t) and needs to find a cheaper way to eat so he or she can afford all the expensive furniture and clothes in the shops, you should try to store up enough Halloween candy to feed your pet for a good part of the coming year.

Because you are allowed to have 99 of each candy, with 6 different kinds of candy, you can store up to 594 pieces of candy in your chest.

But there’s a trick to getting lots of treats. The more candy you have in your chest, the less you can get from the trees. In fact, the trees stop giving each type of candy when you have three pieces in your chest. In order to have lots of candies, you must work with one or more friends.

How to stock up on Halloween candy

Choose one or more friends, preferably people you know in the real world so they won’t cheat you.
Select one pet who will do the trick-or-treating.
Feed up your pet, turn off the music and toggle graphics to low quality to make your game faster.
Take your pet trick-or-treating (See this post on Promenading if you don’t know how).
Immediately send off all the candy to your friend(s).
Continue gathering and sending candies until your friend(s) have 99 of each candy in their chest(s).
Have your friend(s) send back your share of candy.

If you have a large group, more than one pet can be responsible for finding candy. When the pets who store the candy can’t hold any more, one of the pets who collect candy will begin to store it instead.

By prudently gathering Halloween candy, your pet can have a bigger budget for clothes and decorating. Be wise like the squirrels and start your food storage.

Have fun and remember to work only with friends you can trust!