Stay tuned for additional announcements this week about two other countries that will open up in the next two weeks!

Since the beginning of Varolo, we have been asked by our users how they could get villagers without having to recruit themselves. We designed Varolo Velocity as a way to do just that. Some Varolo users registered without a sponsor. This qualifies them to be “adopted” or “earned” by other villagers to be part of their village. Natually people want to grow their villages faster because that is where the vast majority of the earnings come from. But let us be clear, Velocity is a great wya to SUPPLEMENT your village growth. If you are planning to use Velocity as the ONLY way to grow your village (in other words, you are not inviting or recruting others yourself), you may be disappointed in your results. Now perhaps you will adopt a villager that goes out and recruits thousands of users (which has happened), then you will be very happy. But most people will find success with Velocity if they use it to supplement their village growth and not replace it.

One of the most common questions we hear is how many points does it take to get a villager. Understand that not all villagers have the same value. as a reult, there isn’t a simple answer to that question. As you can imagine, an active villager building a village is worth quite a bit more than an inactive villager. Beyond that, users natually assume that “points” are what will be used to “buy” villagers. This is only one way this can happen.

With Velocity, you earn “achievement cards” which can be redeemed for a variety of rewards including villagers. Archivement cards can be recieved by using points AND several other actions in the system. There are a total a 4 different colored achievement cards and a combination of these cards can be used to get villagers. Here are the achievement card requirements for the various types of villagers:

1 Inactive Villager: 3 Gray cards, and 1 Blue Cards – While inactive villagers aren’t as valuable as active villagers, they still have value. Some users want these because 1) they are easier to obtain 2) some users are very good at reactivating inactive users 3) some users just need to get to the next “level” so they qualify for different rewards. But understand an inactive user is someone that hasn’t logged in for at least 1 week and hasn’t watched any ads.

1 New Villager: 8 Gray, 3 blue, and 1 Orange – A new villager is a bit of a gamble. Some villagers sign up and go on to build extremely large villages and are very productive while others register and then never log into Varolo again. So selecting a “new villager” is a gamble that may work out great or may not work out at all for you.

1 Active Villager: 12 Gray, 7 blue, and 2 Orange – This is a user that has logged in this week and has watched at least 1 ad. This user may continue to watch ads each week or they may stop. This user may go on to grow a large village or go completely inactive. If this user grows a village, anyone in their village that goes on to invite and grow a village, that also increases the size and earning potential of your village.

2-4 Villagers (a user actively building a village): 17 gray, 10 blue, and 2 Orange – These are one of the most valuable villagers because they are not only active, but they have begun to build a village. While there is no guarantee they will continue to grow a village, they are growing a village right now. If anyone in their village goes on to invite and grow a village, that also increases the size and earning potential of your village.

Larger villagers are avilable with White cards as well. – White cards are rare. They can be traded, gifted, or earned through random events in the system that are largely outside of your control. A single white card can be redeemed for a village between 4 and 50 villagers.

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