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Unofficial Poll Troll Fair Do you like the troll fair?

1. Yes?
2. No?

Giving a short reason.

I will go first

• It is ok (count me as a no for all the bugs within the content)

Some of the mini-games are bugged, the games do not have clear instructions BUT the main thing. To play the games you need tokens and most of the challenges to acquire tokens can not be done as a team or earnt by more than one person. The content lasted about an hour, and there are not that many reasons to come back apart from getting a duck .

Total

1. Yes 5
2. No 2

 


This post has been edited by JerryDB - August 05, 2012, 16:58:11.

It's not a Pole, it's a Poll.


And yes, I enjoy Troll Fair more than anything in whole wakfu.
I have been spending so much there, have had so much fun, this was best patch.

Yes-love chellenges.
No-dont like wakfu random...who speng 100 tokens(or more) for Dark maze-know what I talk aboun.Wakfu has no random.(one armed bandit also-u need 2000k for one "bandit" for win 100%,or just wait when others players spend 1999k to this bandit and use 1k-JECKPOT)


This post has been edited by S48GSII - July 20, 2012, 16:23:32.

Yes

Love the minigames

Yes

I like the different sort of things you can do.

However, I hate how its all based on luck. If they had a game which you actualy needed skill in, I would of enjoyed it much more.

-Aquila

^ Like cupe 'em all?

Sitting in a corner hoping they don't spawn next to you doesnt count as skill in my book ^^


This post has been edited by Intergral - July 20, 2012, 23:57:45.

Well yeah... but D:

yes

i wish more minigames using battle game, like cupid one, and avaliable for group!

No.

1. Most of the games are based purely on luck. That's flawed game design. It's okay if 2-4 games are luck based... but almost all of them is a tad too much...
2. Bugs, bugs, bugs.
3. There isn't enough variety.
4. There are things that are much more important than adding this kind of content.

The good things about the fair are the cute little details you only encounter when paying attention to the little things that aren't connected to the games.