Recent content by Andy Griffith

The event announcement is unreadable on my browser. Cool and normal !! InnoGames: Quality Programming !!

Oh, spare me ... that's such a lame line. It reflects InnoGames' standard practice of not taking responsibility for their programming. I'm using the same browser that I have used for at least a year on this game. What suddenly changed? InnoGames programming changed. But I'm the one to blame...

None of the pictures are rendering on your separate event page. Here is what I see:

Don't give them ideas!

The best part of the event is the variety of good prizes. Yes, it's not fun if you can only get them with a credit card, but I still like to window shop. ... LOL The worst part of the event is how awful most of the daily specials are — items that are way out of date (such as the Winter Train)...

I can. It's probably that they don't play the game on a daily basis like we do.

Like a frog in slowly boiling water ...

How can we see things "at a glance" when the rogues are in two different places – separated by dozens of other units? This new system seems to be assuming that everyone wants to fight with an army of 8 undamaged units. Not so! ... especially with the way the artificial "intelligence" works. How...

I see. Thank you. That doesn't seem to be the issue with the recent changes (and someone else probably already made a note of that).

I see no "unit stacking checkbox." Are you referring to something that only exists on the mobile version?

No, it was not. Why do you say that? I hate this new system.

It seems that the original Christmas pyramids (Weihnachtspyramide) had a small carousel of nativity scenes that rotated under the power of the windmill as it caught the rising hot air from candles. I imagine that the best ones featured intricate woodworking from toy craftsmen.

Yes, I'm learning something new today! From Wikipedia: "Christmas pyramids are Christmas decorations that have their roots in the folklore and customs of the Ore Mountain region of Germany, but which have become popular internationally." And InnoGames is a German company, so it would be very...

No, I had no idea. I have never in my life seen such a thing. And it still makes no sense to me. The blades are tilted, as if intended to catch wind that blows from above.

I'm mildly curious ... A horizontal windmill on top? Why hire talented artists to create something so ugly and ridiculous?