Recently I have had nothing to work for, no goals. Well I was thinking about the good ol' days when ECC was incredibly fun. Well that was when I first joined had no donations and no money. Well I've decided to go back to those days and recreate my 1 year ago life. But instead of buying ranks I'm going to buy some of you lucky guys ranks! I will buy 1 builder resident and 1 resident mayor. If you would like these ranks reply here with a good reason why you should get it. I will be starting this journey... NOW! Resident fund: $0 Mayor fund: $0
Well, i think I should get it because i have been playing ecc for a while now and the past couple of months i was not able to play because i had a change of plans in my life, apart from that, when i was away my home and farm got griefed so i had no income source when i came back, i would have continued farming reed and pumpkins but the price of reed fell and i lost my pumpkin axe. Most of the people i used to play with r gone and i don't have too many friends to help me out while i try to get mayor. I haven't had much luck with anything lately. Everthing i had is useless now and i am being forced to move from the big bulding i had to a 9x9x4 house just to store my items while i sell my building. I hope you take my answer into consideration. Sincerely, GTREX55
I assume you got someone to buy you mayor in return for your town. You didn't give it up, you didn't work for mayor, you got it given to you.
I think I should be able to get mayor because I have been a resident for a while now. I have also been playing on ECC for 2ish years now.
Well, first of all, I have been a resident for almost a year. And builder for almost 2 years. I am about to lose everything I own because my computer broke down, and Then my mom s making me go on this huge vacation over the summer. Due to my inactivity Ike is taking away my WallStreet plot, which I worked so hard for. And all my heads (worth 600k total with the plot and heads) Because I can not finish building the last floor and some darn windows.
