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r/growagarden•

With the introduction of the bald eagle, we have a NEW BEST egg hatching pet (previously the blood kiwi). But dont worry, the blood kiwis are not completely useless. One team of 8x bald eagles (lvl 1) can boost egg hatching speed by 288% of the normal hatch speed. This means that 8x 10-hour eggs will now take just under 3.5 hours to hatch. For record, 8x of the same eggs would take a team of 8x blood kiwis (lvl 1), 4.76 hours to hatch. The eagle is significantly better! Dont toss your blood kiwis just yet though... the blood kiwi is still far better if you are hatching a low quantity of eggs. For instance if you are only hatching 1x 10-hour egg, a team of those blood kiwis can get it hatche

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r/u_ScreenNo2578•

I started playing grow a garden around a week ago, here's my take.

Why this new update sucks...

  1. I dont think there was any actual playtesting done. Exchanging hundreds of sugar apples just to end up getting watering cans?? The rewards need a serious buff. There is no point in playing this event until the rewards get a serious buff.

I am unsure if there is only one developer working on the game, but for a game with player counts in the millions, you'd think simple playtesting would occur.

  1. Bringing back Limited eggs/seed packs. This one is hit or miss. As a player who started during the busy bee event, I dont mind bringing back night eggs, but I can see why others are extremely frust
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r/uchicago•

I am taking Introduction to World Music with Travis Jackson. I have no idea how he grades. Browsing the course feedback everyone says they have no clue what their grades are going into the final, because he doesn't put grades in. Has anyone taken this class with Jackson and can weigh in on what the grading is like - based on how harsh he grades the oral presentation, the concert essay, and the 40% essay-based final. Thanks!

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