First, the only thing I dislike: the screechy, shrill voices of some of the villagers. Like nails on a chalkboard!

Second:
I love that kids pick herbs.
I love the alchemy.
I love that you can find mushrooms after the rain.
I love the mango and banana trees.
I love that master parent is easier to master.
I love the artwork on the collectibles.
I love all of the different effects of the potions.

I agree lloydbug...there's one lady I have that drives me nuts every time I pick her up, but it's a small thing.

[quote=lloydbug]
First, the only thing I dislike: the screechy, shrill voices of some of the villagers. Like nails on a chalkboard!

SOOOOO agree with that! BUT That is really the only thing I have noticed so far that I don't like. Kids picking the herbs is awesome and the lift is funny to me.

the little huts are so cute with their smoking chimneys

My favorites are that the kids collect the herbs, that you can train the healers, the weather, and all the different huts.

I love everything about VV3. I think there has been excellent progression from each game. I expect I will still be playing VV many years from now.

well i have not been playing for too long but here are some things i liked so far
1- i liked this sooooo much : that when someone dies , when i click on the grave it shows his skill and it also gives him something like a title or a description
like :
when a master farmer dies it says something like:
*Nature's friend
when a master builder dies it says something like:
*inspired architect
when a master doctor dies it says something like:
*Guardian of health
................etc
i felt it's like rewarding them for their efforts and also to let their grandchildren know how great they were

2-i liked when i had to put water on the fire spot, then it rained, it made it cool quickly and i did not have to keep my villagers on pouring water on the fire spot

I liked everything except how long every building project takes.

I also LOVE this game completely, especially

• the lecturing thing when all the villagers rush to the theather (very handy when you are trying a group of students to learn the basics
• the movements they make while listening to the chief
• the rain
• the clouds
• the potions
• secretely practising dance

the one and only thing I did not like that much was they just don't want to repair the huts on their own so in the end you can't train building skils anymore but that's 0,000000001 % of this fantastic game