My Own Advice on How to Get "Travel Town" Diamonds and Energy (After Far Too Many Hours Playing).

Now it's time for confession. I've spent a humiliating amount of time in Travel Town. For example, my partner has begun calling it "your little merge thing" in a very particular tone of voice.

But here's the thing: I've discovered a lot of information about obtaining Diamonds and Energy that I sincerely wish someone had shared with me when I was a naive beginner combining clouds and wondering why I kept running out of taps. So grab a cup of coffee (or, in my case, a tea that's a little too warm that I forgot about an hour ago) and allow me to tell you everything. Let's start by discussing energy, which is the bane of my life. You never seem to have enough energy, don't you? The game seems to know exactly when you're on a roll, and then all of a sudden, you're tapped out. What really works for me is as follows. The game of waiting (ugh, I know). Over time, energy regenerates about once every few minutes. It's not glitzy, but it costs nothing. I typically just play in short bursts, doing a bit of merging, then stepping away and letting it replenish while I work on anything else productive. Never have my houseplants been happier. Whenever possible, level up. Your energy completely replenishes each time you reach a new level. This is very significant. I will therefore purposefully delay using up my remaining energy as I approach a level-up in order to time my major merges to occur immediately thereafter. Baby, free full tank. Avoid dozing off on the energy bubbles. I used to be such an idiot for ignoring those tiny energy items that appear on the board—merge them. I was sitting there as a rookie, wasting free energy. Facepalm. Diamonds are the good stuff. Let me tell you, diamonds feel like little sparkling treasures and are the most valuable currency. Here's how I stockpile them without spending real money (mostly):. Finish those orders and tasks. Some of the small character requests cough up diamonds, but they also give you rewards. I develop the habit of consistently knocking these out. daily incentives for logging in. Simply. appear. I mean it. Even if you don't spend much time playing, open the game every day. I've received some lovely diamond bonuses simply for being a creature of habit, and the streak rewards add up. (It finally pays off to be obsessive!). Watch the advertisements. I am aware, I am aware. Ads are unpopular. However, when the game gives you energy or diamonds for watching a 30-second clip, I simply mute it, glance at the snack next to my phone, and get the prize. Free is free, my pals. events and time-limited items. The actual diamond gold mine is located here. Events are held by Travel Town on a regular basis, and if you participate, the rewards can be very substantial. I collected more diamonds in three days than I had in the preceding two weeks during one occasion, which I believe was a seasonal one. worth keeping an eye on. Don't waste diamonds on impulse is my personal golden rule. If I were more dedicated, I would tattoo this advice on my hand. I was impatient and wanted to complete "just one more merge," so I blew a lot of diamonds refilling energy early on. "Big error. Save your diamonds for the things that really matter, such as purchasing something truly helpful from the store or expediting crucial merges during time-sensitive events. Think of diamonds as the upscale chocolate you've been saving for a special occasion. Avoid consuming them all at once on a Tuesday at 11 p. m. (I speak from personal experience. both on the chocolate and the diamonds. I). A Few Inexplicable Pointers. Keep your board spotless. A cluttered board results in energy being wasted on unnecessary merges. Every now and then, I have a little "spring cleaning" session. Really fulfilling. Connect your merges. It's okay to merge three at a time, but you'll get much more energy for your money if you can align larger chains. Wait patiently. At its core, this is a relaxed game. I actually started moving faster as soon as I stopped hurrying and began to play it as a leisure activity rather than a race. It's funny how that works.

Look, Travel Town is meant to be enjoyable in the end. Don't worry too much about maximizing each and every diamond and energy point. However, a little strategy goes a long way, and these pointers have really made my experience easier (and less expensive—my pocketbook is grateful). I apologize, but I just refilled my energy bar and I need to merge a very important cloud. 💎✨ Happy merging, friends.