SC Quahog - the Town Inventory

When Family Guy: The Quest for Stuff launched on April 10, 2014 it did not take more than a week for us to realize that this was going to be a massively popular game within the mobile city-building freemium grinder genres - there was no doubt about it.

Having been assigned to write the guide for it, we settled in for the long haul, relying upon lessons - some hard learned, others a pleasure - from our work with the unrelated game The Simpsons: Tapped Out - game play in which really provided an edge with play in QfS. Because as different as they are in appearance - when you get down to the foundation level, these games are a lot alike!

At some point in mid-May we began to receive email from readers demanding to know what our town held in terms of Buildings and objects. Now, when I say that the email demanded to know, I was not making a slip of expression - some of the email was downright hostile!

The reason for that hostility - it soon became obvious - was largely down to the fact that we were obtaining some pretty nice daily results in terms of income in Coins, plus XP, and some of the readers were not able to duplicate those levels, and so were naturally wondering if we were fudging the numbers.

We were not fudging the numbers - but it soon came to a point at which we realized we were going to have to create the page you are reading now.

This took a while because, well, because it was wicked boring to write. And we don't expect that it will be all that exciting to read now that we think about it... But we don't want you guys thinking we don't care because we do care!

Instead of just putting up a page with a contents list or inventory, we thought we might make this a little more useful than that - so what we have done is divide the lists into Income Producing Game Objects, and Non-Income Producing Game Objects.

Then we organized those alphabetically, and THEN we decided to include the stats for each of the objects, figuring you would like to know (a) how much they cost, (b) what their timers are, and (c) how much they pay out in Coin and XP.

If there is anything else you want to know - please don't hesitate to ask? We don't have any secrets here - and we are happy to share our strategies for winning at this thing because hey, that is what we do!

Income-Producing Objects largely consist of Buildings and structures. Note that while Characters are in fact income-producing objects, due to their nature as individual beings with personality and supposed free-will it is not felt to be proper to group them with inanimate objects that obtain their income from tax or rent. Just saying, that is why you will find the characters in their own section.

Abbreviation Keys:

• $ Total = Total for (QTY * Cost = $ Total).

• Event 1 = Full Moon SE / Kingdom of the Full Moon Special Event.

• Event 2 = 4th of July / Independence Day HE.

• Event 3 = Tea Party SE.

• FMIs = Full Moon Idols.

• FREE = Usually acquired from an Event Mission / Quest unless otherwise noted...

• HE = Holiday Event

• QTY = Quantity.

• SE = Special Event

• WEE = Weekender Event

• XP = Experience Points

• XP Total = Total for (QTY * XP = XP Total).

The following Characters make up a mixture of the population of our Quahog. We make a subtle distinction between primary and secondary characters but this distinction is not reflected in this table. While the Income Producing Objects from the first table on this page are more numerous than those contained in this table, you will find if you do the math that the potential income from this smaller group is, pound-for-pound superior to the amounts obtained in tax or rent or however you choose to view it!

Note: Only Characters that we actually have in our game are listed above, as the entire point to this is to demonstrate the Coin and XP income available in the game at the present time.

NOTES:

1. The income producing period is based upon the timer - when each timer expires the income can then be claimed. What that means is, depending upon how often the player logs in and collects the income, the actual total can vary significantly from day-to-day.

2. The "QTY" (Quantity) Column simply indicates how many of that object we have in our town.

3. The "Coin" Column indicates what the base income amount in Coins are for ONE of that object.

4. The "XP" Column indicates what the base XP amount is for ONE of that object.

5. The "$ Total" Column indicates what the actual total of ALL of the given object is in Coin for ONE cycle of its Timer. The "XP Total" COlumn indicates what the actual total of ALL of the given object is in XP for ONE cycle of its Timer. You can multiply the totals by the number of times you think you would play each day (to whatever the maximum number that the Timer will divide into 24h that is) to get your estimated income.

6. Figuring out the Grand Total Estimated Income by factoring how many times each object would pay off in a given 24 hour period using X number of log ins was left as an exercise for the reader. Enjoy!

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