I know everyone likes free stuff and that means you probably don't need reasons to want free XP in Social City. In fact, if that's true, you may skip the next section simply because you don't have to read it. If it's not true and I need to convince you why you should want free stuff then here you go:
Why XP Matters in Social City
Experience Points (XP) are earned by accomplishing a number of tasks in Social City. They're almost literally a measure of how experienced you are in the game. The more things you do, the more skilled you become and the more points you will get.
This is significant because XP is also what determines when you level up in the game.
In Social City, there's a progress bar at the top with a couple of numbers divided with a slash ( "/"). That's the XP you've gotten as well as the XP you'll need to reach the next level.
As you make it to the next level many delightful things happen: You get cash, coins and also the opportunity to construct larger and better structures. Hooyah!
Ways to Get XP
To improve our odds of leveling up quicker and getting all the goodies, we must understand more about how one obtains XP points. Here's the list of events that reward you with XP:
* Building Stuff: Leisure buildings, terrain, residences, etc. (except "free" roads)
* Collecting Finished Contracts from a Factory
* Accomplishing Achievements
Just about everything one does in Social City, really. That's some good news. The bad news is that every one of those things costs something - coins or cash. Even worse is that you don't really get a lot of XP for the money. Don't worry, there's actually more good news:
There's A Way to Get Free XP
Yep, that's right. There's another way of getting XP that I didn't point out before and it's totally free. Take a look:
If you keep an eye on a house while you collect the people you can see the rise in population number popping up, but what else is there? That's right, an increase in XP! Every time you welcome new people to your city, you also collect free XP.
You receive XP just for clicking on your houses! I believe this is the most essential thing to keep in mind when playing Social City if your goal is to level up as soon as possible; Use residences that give you the most XP per click and don't take too long to be ready for the next click. That's the key to free XP.
Why XP Matters in Social City
Experience Points (XP) are earned by accomplishing a number of tasks in Social City. They're almost literally a measure of how experienced you are in the game. The more things you do, the more skilled you become and the more points you will get.
This is significant because XP is also what determines when you level up in the game.
As you make it to the next level many delightful things happen: You get cash, coins and also the opportunity to construct larger and better structures. Hooyah!
Ways to Get XP
To improve our odds of leveling up quicker and getting all the goodies, we must understand more about how one obtains XP points. Here's the list of events that reward you with XP:
* Building Stuff: Leisure buildings, terrain, residences, etc. (except "free" roads)
* Collecting Finished Contracts from a Factory
* Accomplishing Achievements
Just about everything one does in Social City, really. That's some good news. The bad news is that every one of those things costs something - coins or cash. Even worse is that you don't really get a lot of XP for the money. Don't worry, there's actually more good news:
There's A Way to Get Free XP
Yep, that's right. There's another way of getting XP that I didn't point out before and it's totally free. Take a look:
You receive XP just for clicking on your houses! I believe this is the most essential thing to keep in mind when playing Social City if your goal is to level up as soon as possible; Use residences that give you the most XP per click and don't take too long to be ready for the next click. That's the key to free XP.
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To continue your Social City training, check out Social City Mastery: Fundamental Principles. This will put you well on your want to kicking Social City butt!
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