Comments on: How to play http://monopolyhq.com Strategy & Tips Tue, 07 Sep 2010 19:34:50 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: MonopolyHQ http://monopolyhq.com/about-2/how-to-play/comment-page-1/#comment-13 MonopolyHQ Wed, 16 Sep 2009 13:32:25 +0000 http://monopolyhq.com/?page_id=17#comment-13 You can add friends/contacts currently through 1. If they're on one of the leader boards, click on their name, and you'll see their profile, at the bottom it says "Add as friend" 2. If you know their street or property, click on it to see the property details and it will list the owner name, click that to see their profile, and "Add as friend" You can add friends/contacts currently through

1. If they’re on one of the leader boards, click on their name, and you’ll see their profile, at the bottom it says “Add as friend”

2. If you know their street or property, click on it to see the property details and it will list the owner name, click that to see their profile, and “Add as friend”

]]> By: kearneycation http://monopolyhq.com/about-2/how-to-play/comment-page-1/#comment-12 kearneycation Tue, 15 Sep 2009 16:18:33 +0000 http://monopolyhq.com/?page_id=17#comment-12 How do you start a friends' league, or even add contacts? How do you start a friends’ league, or even add contacts?

]]> By: MonopolyHQ http://monopolyhq.com/about-2/how-to-play/comment-page-1/#comment-9 MonopolyHQ Tue, 15 Sep 2009 14:07:57 +0000 http://monopolyhq.com/?page_id=17#comment-9 Good catch Jason, on the official monopoly blog they seem to contradict their own statement as well: Q: Does owning streets that are connected to each other have any special power/rent opportunity? A: No. And so far I've found that to be true. Maybe this is their intention when the game resets or some point later, but as far as I can tell, it makes no technical difference. The only value I can see is that if you've got a huge neighborhood of your own stuff already set up, people might be less likely to browse and build there, but that would be an incredibly minor advantage. Thanks for commenting - and stay tuned for more! Good catch Jason, on the official monopoly blog they seem to contradict their own statement as well:

Q: Does owning streets that are connected to each other have any special power/rent opportunity?
A: No.

And so far I’ve found that to be true. Maybe this is their intention when the game resets or some point later, but as far as I can tell, it makes no technical difference. The only value I can see is that if you’ve got a huge neighborhood of your own stuff already set up, people might be less likely to browse and build there, but that would be an incredibly minor advantage.

Thanks for commenting – and stay tuned for more!

]]> By: jason cairns http://monopolyhq.com/about-2/how-to-play/comment-page-1/#comment-8 jason cairns Tue, 15 Sep 2009 03:52:03 +0000 http://monopolyhq.com/?page_id=17#comment-8 I don;t understand in the rules "properties generate more rent if you own a bunch of streets together" It would seem that I should buy lots of long streets where my investment of a house lets say is 50K and my rent paid is 50-47K When I spend money on the smaller streets connected to them. It seems I pay 50K for a house and get 10-20K (or less) in rent. Can you explain why I should buy the streets near each other. What am I missing? Thanks I don;t understand in the rules “properties generate more rent if you own a bunch of streets together” It would seem that I should buy lots of long streets where my investment of a house lets say is 50K and my rent paid is 50-47K When I spend money on the smaller streets connected to them. It seems I pay 50K for a house and get 10-20K (or less) in rent.

Can you explain why I should buy the streets near each other. What am I missing? Thanks

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