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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 LOL The worst part of the event is how awful most of the daily specials are — items that are way out of date (such as the Winter Train)...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?

Yes, I owe everyone an apology for my ignorance on this matter. Without watching the second video by InnoGames, I was playing blind — a different game, as I wrote.

Apparently not. I've been playing a game where there are no detailed instructions, and the trial-and-error approach misses important features.

No, you cannot! The cards are shuffled and drawn randomly. The cards that you cannot control are the primary factor that determines your health level. You can control health only by choosing how much game currency you want to flush. Wrong again. The entire process is like a slot machine. You...

This event is one of the very worst. The game mechanics leave the user with very little control. We have an assortment of cards, but we are unable to control their use. In its usual style, InnoGames shoves its slot-machine model in our face – where everything is a chance for this and a chance...

I'm still a bit amazed that people don't seem to be bothered by Inno screwing us by making hundreds of the old Statue of Honor fragments suddenly worthless.