Answer 3a1203 submitted 2026/09/08 - 13:45 UTC
- Finished the event
- Yes
- Met their goals
- Yes
- Player age
- Fossil
- Self-perception
- Regular Player, Ship Collector, Guide/Resource Contributor
- Found the survey on
- Other
- Ratings
- Event 3 · MO 2 · EO 3
What did you like about the event?
I guess Visby, Kiri and Hie Maru are top cutes, but even that i had to think hard about.
What did you hate about the event?
Early difficult walls (looking at E2 and E3) and the absolute escalation of Phases. It's just too much shit to do, especially the "do the entire map again" kind of debuff.
Anything else?
Idk man. It's just been such a blur and it took way too long to clear. I don't even remember anymore that i struggled quite intensly in E2 and E3. I would rather have more shorter Events than these kinds of absolute Juggernauts that are a lot of low level pain interdispersed by spikes of high level pain and dopamine. Like, why do i have to do the entire map again on E4 to debuff. It's already 5 phases long and i already have shown that I am capable of doing all this? I dont mind debuffing, but maybe make it more interesting requirements than retreading old paths? Difficulty curve was wild this event as well. E2/E3 being the hardest maps, followed by E4 and then a large gap to E5 and E1 seems very odd to say the least. The event wasnt bad bad, I guess it was saved by the high quantity of new girls.
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Hello Everynyan!
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