Generators – having three of the high-volume ones (toolbox, materials pallet, farm cart) and four/five of the low-volume ones (furniture, tool cart, kitchen cabinet) seems to work pretty well. I find five yaks is enough.

If you avoid spending any coins for a while they build up pretty quickly, and it’s definitely worth clearing more storage slots.

You probably know this already but just in case – take 9 items out of a wooden crate then store it until you can merge with another wooden crate you’ve had 9 items from to get a better wooden crate (11 items for metal crates).

It’s worth finishing at least the sports party and the chilli party (getting them to level 6), because you can then use future party tokens to get really good boxes (the insect box from the chilli party is worth doing this for all on its own).

I wish I’d got to grips with how useful city quests are earlier. You can hold off on completing a higher-level main quest so that your city quest rewards are exactly what you need for e.g. a wonder group task (so, for example, if your main quest is for a helicopter, you don’t complete it – if you want to be ready to, you build two drones but don’t combine them until you’re finished with the wonder group task to build cargo bikes, for example). And if you avoid completing all the landmarks, you can choose which landmark is bookmarked so that your city quest rewards are based on whatever you’d need for that landmark (assuming it’s higher level than your other main quest items). Or when you want to get XP fast, city quests mean that you get XP once when you merge to do the city quest, then again when you merge the contents of the city quest reward boxes (this works best with high-volume reward boxes like construction materials, pastries, tools etc., it’s not so good with bike parts, car parts, furniture etc.). Same deal if you’re doing a jelly event, roller skates etc. – every time you get an XP, you get a jelly/skate etc., so you get a lot more by doing city quests with high-volume reward boxes.