#VIVA PINATA TROUBLE IN PARADISE ONLINE CO OP OFFLINE#
There is also offline co-op for two people (online is four), but I find that tends to get tedious for player 2, who has to follow the main gardener around constantly. Although not something I’ve done much, I do enjoy the online feature just because I find it more fun to build up a garden and socialise at the same time. Trouble in Paradise implements the much-missed online multiplayer that the original lacked, so if you have friends with the game, you can all play together, building up gardens and earning experience/levelling up as a team (only under the authority of the garden owner, so strangers can‘t just come in, sabotage your garden, and walk away. Some key differences that may influence your purchase though would be down to how you’re set up to play. They are however pretty separate games since you are unable to interchange anything from the original to the sequel, and vice versa. There are a fair amount of differences with the games, although really Trouble in Paradise seems to build upon the shoulders of the original game more than anything - many of the basic principles, characters, et cetera are the same. You also need to learn to manage your space wisely, since there is only a limited amount that your garden can hold, even with expansion the further on you get into the game. You basically chop and change your garden(s - you can have multiple ones) in order to attract new Pinatas with various flowers, trees, fruits and vegetables, who in turn can attract Pinatas of a higher value and a notch up the candy “food chainâ€, as it were. Special abilities: like the Dragon pinata's abilities except it can't run away and you can only have one chocodoculus per GAME! and if you direct it to a pinata the other pinata will have maximum candiosity.I made a topic similar to this when I joined the forums a couple of years back, so I think it’s worthwhile.īoth Viva Pinata and Viva Pinata: Trouble in Paradise are essentially gardening simulators, with Pinatas being the native wildlife. If you want it to be more valuble feed it the following hatch the egg with the Cluckeles with the hair and direct it to the egg. (this last step requires a storehouse and a Cluckles with Jurassic hair) store the skull, ribs, spine, and amber in the shed then after that you open it up there will be an egg.
a head, ribs, and spine in that order here's the part where the pinata can look uniqueĥ. 3 red bones or all bones) the red one can be bought at costolot the other 2 need to be mined.Ĥ.now get Bart to tinker the bones 500 ea. Pinata people or freeing all pinatas and smash all pinatas in the credits after that.Ģ.throw 9999 coins in well and you will get an Amber Gemģ.get three bones a red blue and green what bone you chose will be what your chocodoculus looks like (ex. You must do exactly what i say or it won't workġ.get the wishing well via. Restore 30 of Piñata Central’s Computer Records Knock 1 sweet into a seed hole from a long distance. Knock 5 sweets into seed holes using the shovel. Restore all of Piñata Central’s Computer Records Have a Spectral Locomotive in the garden. Restore 10 of Piñata Central’s Computer RecordsĬomplete all of Langston’s Destination Challenges in Region 1Ĭomplete each achievement to get the allotted gamerscore. Obtain a special Piñata from the website (or trade one with someone who has)
Complete each achievement to get the allotted gamerscore.
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