Lasciel

I ran my guild through some experiments, and it seems that while difficulty doesn't affect the level of prizes, sticking to one opponent does.

 

I had people fighting a different opponent each, some fought the same opponents for the same week non stop, some changed opponents each day, and the people who stuck to one opponent for the whole week received better prizes. I only had around 15-20 people helping me out with this though, and it doesn't really seem logical as to why this is happening...

 

Maybe it's got something to do with the number of battles you accumulated with the opponent. Or the higher your score is with that opponent, the more chances of dropping better prizes.

 

A totally baseless guess, though. Could be completely coincidental.

Just wanted to post to see if anything would go wrong with it

 

No, nothing went wrong

For making Death that impossible to beat (I think it was on purpose, to make it all cool and philosophical), there had better be some awesome reward for the faction members *humph*

 

Can't wait for this war to move on already, be it to end or on to the next step if there is one. I don't think they expected this stage to last as long as it did...

I enjoy Bouncy Supreme a lot. I used to think it was impossible, but once I got the hang of it, woah it is super easy. I also like Ultimate Bullseye, which I know lots of people hate. I loved the old version, i never bothered to learn how to judge distance on the new one, but somehow it's still fun in a I'm-never-gonna-get-a-trophy-for-this-but-who-cares way.
And Sutek's Tomb! I like stuff like that. Bejeweled, Suteks Tomb, whatever. But don't ask me to rotate shit like in Goporrokowhateveritscalled.

That's cool to know. I always wondered how many people actually still play neo, and how many are new players.
I think the learning curve is pretty steep for neo. Loads of things to get used to which may put a new player off.
Also, fewer people are finding it fun to just click through a 2D game, what with all the fantastic CG, animations, soundtracks, handheld gizmos that allow you to engage your screen etc.
If neo didn't have any more new players who play regularly, and the ones who are left are indeed mostly cheaters, it would no longer be fun I think