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Hey all,
Usually I'm happy with the distraction caused by events, even though they usually follow the same pattern with the same sort of quests. Up until now I've done them with pleasure.
However, of late I'm getting my fill of them. There's been the one for Thanksgiving, then we had one because of the unfortunate passing-away of Anwar, then the Christmas one, the Martin Luther King one, then the Valentine's one and now we get one for the 29th of February? That's six events within less than three months.
It's a bit much and then I'm not even talking about the chaos around the Christmas one.
For me the point is that the quests keep asking me to build things I really don't need anymore (okay, I can get around that), but for me the biggest problem is the demanded progress on the map.
The Christmas one had me progress very fast there, when the quest line was mixed up, and I had to scout and complete two provinces - well if you're unlucky that can even happen when nothing is mixed up. However, the Martin Luther King quest asked me to scout & complete another province, the Valentine's did too and I can only assume that this new event will do so once more. I've still got provinces I can scout, but I can see people running out of those too.
When I have to progress faster on the map then I can get goods for research, it means that at a certain point I won't be able to train the troops I need to conquer sectors (often required by a quest) as I haven't unlocked them yet. Sometimes you can get these sectors peacefully - but the same problem occurs then: if I haven't unlocked the research for the needed factories yet nor have unlocked the boosts, how on earth will I be able to get the goods I need for negotiation? Not to mention the research itself; with so many events and not enough goods to unlock that research, that's difficult in itself.
So I can't keep up with that pace. Which means I'll probably have to pass on this event for there's a good chance I simply won't make it to the end. That will be for the first time in about four years, and it saddens me.
Hope this thread will make the devs think about the amount of events. It's good to have them, they're fun and give you something else to do. But if it means there are so many of them that you can't complete them anymore, they've outrun their purpose. Then they're no longer a nice distraction, but a burden.
Cheers ^^
Usually I'm happy with the distraction caused by events, even though they usually follow the same pattern with the same sort of quests. Up until now I've done them with pleasure.
However, of late I'm getting my fill of them. There's been the one for Thanksgiving, then we had one because of the unfortunate passing-away of Anwar, then the Christmas one, the Martin Luther King one, then the Valentine's one and now we get one for the 29th of February? That's six events within less than three months.
It's a bit much and then I'm not even talking about the chaos around the Christmas one.
For me the point is that the quests keep asking me to build things I really don't need anymore (okay, I can get around that), but for me the biggest problem is the demanded progress on the map.
The Christmas one had me progress very fast there, when the quest line was mixed up, and I had to scout and complete two provinces - well if you're unlucky that can even happen when nothing is mixed up. However, the Martin Luther King quest asked me to scout & complete another province, the Valentine's did too and I can only assume that this new event will do so once more. I've still got provinces I can scout, but I can see people running out of those too.
When I have to progress faster on the map then I can get goods for research, it means that at a certain point I won't be able to train the troops I need to conquer sectors (often required by a quest) as I haven't unlocked them yet. Sometimes you can get these sectors peacefully - but the same problem occurs then: if I haven't unlocked the research for the needed factories yet nor have unlocked the boosts, how on earth will I be able to get the goods I need for negotiation? Not to mention the research itself; with so many events and not enough goods to unlock that research, that's difficult in itself.
So I can't keep up with that pace. Which means I'll probably have to pass on this event for there's a good chance I simply won't make it to the end. That will be for the first time in about four years, and it saddens me.
Hope this thread will make the devs think about the amount of events. It's good to have them, they're fun and give you something else to do. But if it means there are so many of them that you can't complete them anymore, they've outrun their purpose. Then they're no longer a nice distraction, but a burden.
Cheers ^^