These rewards can be Hotel Dollars, experience points, or even Shells! Once you have done this, the landmark will be active for a given period of time (dependent on the landmark), and you will be able to pick up a reward at regular intervals (also dependent on the landmark) by clicking on the Shell icon: Landmarks always make great decorations, but they need to be charged to provide rewards.Ĭlicking on the magic wand pin on a landmark will open a dialog where you'll have the option of charging the landmark for a certain amount of Hotel Dollars. These, in turn, can be acquired from special NPCs or seasonal events in the game. Landmarks cannot be bought and are collected from card pieces. Landmarks can be charged with Hotel Dollars, and then they will give you rewards at regular intervals for a certain time period. Landmarks are usually pretty exciting decorations, for instance frolicking dolphins or a pirate ship! Close the window and restart your browser.Ī landmark is a special decoration that can only be placed outside of your actual resort area for example, beach landmarks are placed in the water. If it is disabled, click on the "Enable" button in the bottom right-hand corner of the window. Look for "Shockwave Flash Object" or "Adobe Flash Player" in the "Toolbars and Extensions" category. A window will open that will allow you to look at your addons and extensions. Make sure that it's enabled! If it isn't, click the "Enable" link, then close and restart the browser.Ĭlick the little gear icon in the top right corner. Make sure that "Enable plug-ins" is checked at the top, and look for "Shockwave Flash" Once you have the menu bar at the top, select "View" > "Developer Tools" > "Plug-ins": Select "Always Activate", or "Ask to Activate" (if you want to give it permission every time you need it) from the dropdown on the far right, and you're good to go!įirst off, you'll need to open your Opera Menu and select "Show Menu Bar": Select the "Plugins" category on the right.
Look for "Adobe Flash Player" or "Shockwave Flash Object" and make sure that it is enabled (if it is, you'll only see a "disable" link.Ĭlick on the three parallel bars in the top right corner of your browser: You will see a list of your plug-ins in Chrome. Type "chrome://plugins/" (without quotation marks) into your url bar at the top of the screen and hit enter. To see if you have a Flash Player and if it's active or not, follow the following steps: If it says "To view this page ensure that Adobe Flash Player version 10.1.0 or greater is installed" or similar in the top left corner (it may blend in quite well) you either don't have a Flash Player, or you do not have it active. Something is probably wrong with your Flash player - it might not be active at all, or you may be experiencing issues with some of the settings.įirst off - take a close look at your playing field. Make sure that your browser is up to date.Turn down your Game Settings - most games have a couple of options in the Advanced Settings.You might see less, but there are less graphics to process, and the game will run a lot smoother. You don't have to overdo it, but it's a good idea after patches. If your computer is not the newest, try to close other programs and games you have running.Surfsticks only provide mediocre internet connections in most cases. If you're using wireless, be as close to the hotspot as you can.
Of course, being connected with the modem/router directly is best. Log out of the game and back in every once in a while, to make sure that the Flash Player can keep up.Some general tips for making the games run better: Some of these might be out of your control (and out of ours, too). Running several Flash or Unity Player games at the same time.The Flash Player will tend to get backed up and begin to struggle if you are logged into a game for hours at a time. If you see a lot of little clocks and lag, a slow internet connection might be the cause. Most of our games are pretty big and require rather decent computers to run properly. There are a couple of reasons why your game might be running slow:
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