@Beautiful Disaster: according to my math you need 606.6 butterflies per day, or 607 since .6 butterfly is not an option.

I have almost 1000 left. Lovely. Can't wait to be done tbh.

here's your math lol.

1350 (total for wings)
810 (for tops)
990 (for headwings)
450 (for antlers)

well i think our transportation system isn't that bad. probably not as chaotic as others i've seen. i've seen how the hong kong one looks like and GOSH, it makes my head spin. @-@

Yes, I already know the totals
Thank you!

Oh, no problem. Thought you needed to know lol. I have a virtual sticky note on my desktop with the numbers. Pft.

Hotarla wrote:here's your math lol.

1350 (total for wings)
810 (for tops)
990 (for headwings)
450 (for antlers)

well i think our transportation system isn't that bad. probably not as chaotic as others i've seen. i've seen how the hong kong one looks like and GOSH, it makes my head spin. @-@

Did you ever looked Tokyo's? You should, though I don't think there's any map that puts all the companies together, Hong Kong looks easy in comparison.

The only thing I'm good at when I go to Tokyo is I know how to navigate the trains...except when I got super confused because one line ended and another started at one station on the same train and I'm like what is happening. So glad the people there are friendly.

i've seen tokyo's as well. and that's only because there's this annual art show that displays all over toronto called Nuit Blanche. its a public art show and it starts at sunset and ends at sunrise/dawn. so its an all night public art show with displays all over the city done by mostly local artists. one year, there was a light display that showcased all the different transportation/train/subway lines all over the world. i remember VERY CLEARLY that hong kong and tokyo were a MESS of coloured light lines.

XD

Looking at it, Hong Kong seems easy.
Honestly, after Tokyo though everything seems easy, when it comes to buses though it's a whole another story.

Rubie wrote:The only thing I'm good at when I go to Tokyo is I know how to navigate the trains...except when I got super confused because one line ended and another started at one station on the same train and I'm like what is happening. So glad the people there are friendly.

Aha, this is something I still haven't come to terms with. I've figured it out but I still don't understand the whole thing because usually it's not even the line that's becoming another one, you're changing companies. So basically you're riding the same train but the company you're riding changes in the middle. That's nuts to me.

gosh don't even get started on buses. xD;; bus routes seem like an entire whole kettle of fish.

I don't understand where's the bus stop most of the time.
At the very least, in big cities, you can rely on google maps. Other places though ...