![]() ![]() then you'd feel the disadvantage younger players have at being forced up in era before they are ready. Imagine, instead of those auto-completing quests you get as a reward for being so advanced, instead you were asked to delete an attack GB for example. not everyone fancies rushing into a hood full of players who have cities that have been developed from playing years longer. If you limit game choice, you reduce the game's appeal. Daily challenges is being released soon, they appear to be full of research, scout, province quests (when I last checked), these will also be limited in scope for players that delay and strategise moving up in eras, so why also include the special events ? why should they be denied the unique (and fun) objects that come from the unique historical questlines/events if they delay that leap?. I don't see you pointing out that that creates an unfair playing field as a younger, less developed city could be forced into a later age (to complete a challenge you don't have to) which then places them at a huge disadvantage for quite some time. why should you have the added advantage of auto-completed quest-lines ?. Carnival, Spring, and Forge Bowl have been OK replacements, but more theme variety would be nice.You are a player who has finished your tech tree, has probably been piling in fp's into your GB's since then. Personally I wouldn't mind seeing the Valentines, Easter and May Day events appear every other year. They're clearly moving to more generic event types rather than "Hallmark Holiday" events (excluding the popular Halloween Event. May Day Event 2016-2017 -> Forge Bowl Event 2018-2019 (and time shift) Easter was last held in 2016 and Spring first held in 2017. The Spring Event replaced the Easter Event. May Day was NOT replaced by the Spring Event. That means the event was skipped (or not held) not that he chose to skip it. I always love how you delight in being wrong. ![]()
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