The Pennifer
💙 Bye, Lulu 💙
I like that final thought too! A great compromise!
One final thought in my mind I'll share in regard to a future lottery collectible event like this though is to have a second option of also purchasing it in the Shop for a limited time, at a highly inflated price that's higher than what we would normally charge for a collectible. (500? 1000? 2000? not sure) So the lottery still serves a purpose as the most affordable way to obtain the item with some luck, but it's not impossible to get your hands on one if you are really unlucky and can raise the funds. (and essentially also setting a trading market price cap, at least at the release) How does that sound as a compromise? Of course, it would depend on the price so it's hard to say without deciding that.
so who came out richer and who came out poorer for bell boom?
I think I broke pretty much even, myself
I think I came out ahead regardless of my hunt for 6 Kaleidoclovers, but I won't really know until the future unfolds!
unrelated, but it was showing you as having 0 bells for a second, which made this post rather comedic in a way
lol That's what happens when you press the like button (for whatever reason, the user TBT count is not re-retrieved from the server after the like button causes a refresh of the profile area).
just tested again, and holy ****, how have I not ever noticed this before now?
I have no idea my friend! xD I find it fascinating that it does it and I bet it is fixable too since this site uses PHP and various technologies/techniques powered by Javascript and XML along with standard website foundations (the Like button refresh is caused by a technique called AJAX for example).
Critique: Fun if you won, frustrating if you didn't.
Hmmm alright, let me know please!!!I've heard the weird doll curses people who own it with bad luck
send to me to fix this issue
Despite my cynical remarks on the lotteries, I think you're right with the first 3 paragraphs. I still think it's a lot better method than the restocks, which relies on you having a combination of; plenty of TBT, fast wifi or a good ISP (usually North America and South-East Asia, everyone else is usually screwed over), and being online at the correct time. The lotteries were relatively affordable for everyone, timezones didn't matter and your chances weren't affected by your wifi capability, so I hope the hate remarks (mine was half joking I'm sorry :') ) don't discourage the return of lotteries because I think it was a nice twist that was relatively fair to everyone for the most part.snip
fast wifi or a good ISP (usually North America
clearly you should apply for the site coder position and find a way to fix the whole pesky timestamp-tied lineups issue the staff hinted at working on years back
clearly you should apply for the site coder position and find a way to fix the whole pesky timestamp-tied lineups issue the staff hinted at working on years back
ok, but this is clearly wrong. it was fun, and I didn't win