KNIGHTS AND DRAGONS BETA TESTER FULL

ThatвЂ™s a very extensive and logical review you posted there. Introduce gameplay progression, give people better ways to spend their runes. A good target dummy DPS test, but the rewards are less than a Hard Duty chest you can get 1-2 of daily. And, honestly, your Clan Alpha fights are not exactly inspiring. People have begged for an improvement to breedery, to hatchery, to вЂ¦ anything GAMEPLAY-related since the release. Because it is the dragon that will get you places, itвЂ™s worth fighting for. I would spend a thousand, nay, TWO thousand runes for revivals if I had a chance to FIGHT for a copy of Tricky Two-heads, a FOUR star dragon. TL DR: These quests make no sense unless they give actually complete dragons. So why would anyone, who is directly interested in it for progression - spend runes on reviving, most likely more than once - when you could save the energy and still get the draft with no effort? How about maybe AT LEAST a Premium Draft? Though, frankly, a single premium draft is worth 400 runes in your casino store.

KNIGHTS AND DRAGONS BETA TESTER FULL

So, by all means, mods, devs, could someone for once enlighten me how is this quest supposed to make sense, let alone be worthwhile? Full disclosure, I wouldnвЂ™t sink runes even if it offered Axewing the Second, because the entire Timberjack genus is utterly useless. But hereвЂ™s a newsflash for you, if I canвЂ™t say anything worse - such EXCUSES do NOT solve the problem.

I mean, I assume some white knights will ride in and say вЂњNobody forces you to do it, if you donвЂ™t want to do it - just donвЂ™t do itвЂќ and other. IвЂ™ve tried to defend the game, to appreciate the new content, to tolerate the bugs, to make excuses for rebalancing. A dragon that you wouldnвЂ™t even reallly use for feeding another dragon, because the XP-%upgrade ratio is too high. Or something you can get every other day in breedery. So the reward for completing this, for all intents and purposes, ENDGAME content - is a вЂ¦lucky basic draw. Okay, in LAYMANвЂ™S TERMSвЂ¦ To finish this quest and get this 3-star dragon, you need AT LEAST a team of MAX OUT PERFECTLY ASSEMBLED 3-STAR DRAGONS. Or less, but with numerous revives as a rune sink. People arenвЂ™t supposed to be WORK for that kind of stuff, because itвЂ™sвЂ¦ given away.ДЄnd if the tryout part could be done for the fish, then who in their right minds would waste energy on the вЂњDrillвЂќ part for a THREE STAR dragon? Ludia, to finish this quest, you need FIVE-SIX THOUSAND POWER TEAM. Okay, it could be sort of done вЂњfor the fishвЂќ, the вЂњtryoutвЂќ part, but a 2-star dragon? ThatвЂ™s a 30 minute breedery thing.

And my point isвЂ¦ Why would anyone do it? Like, the thing costs energy and rewards only fish. And what you have is a 2-star reward for the questline that requires either semi-maxed out 2-star team, or a 3-star team. Still - fair is fair, that quest was in some ways useful to that 0.1% who need 0.1% more.Д«ut whatвЂ™s up with this Timebrjack quest? When you first started with these quests and they were called вЂњX TryoutвЂќ and вЂњX DrillвЂќ, you had a 3-star dragon for the вЂњtryoutвЂќ part, which still required a non-tutorial assembly of dragons, and was a worthy reward, and you had a 4-star dragon for the вЂњdrillвЂќ part, which, in case of a Nadder, may not have been all too enticing, but was still a fine legit way of obtaining one.Д«ut enough fo the past, the issue is what you have at present. I may have been a вЂњbitвЂќ toxic in my description of the вЂњBring your own CloudjumperвЂќ quest.

Knights and dragons beta tester