Thanks! I didn't know that. Time to stop scouting I guess (until the next event makes me scout).
Ladies and gentlemen, I want to thank you for coming.
I asked the Sergeant to bring you all here so we could clear up any misunderstandings and…
Sergeant? Laying there by the rug, is that your comb? OH, I’m so – I’m so – I was looking’ down and – I – I didn’t notice you were bald. Please forgive my...
Ma’am? Is that your comb? No? Oh, my apologies – that’s a beautiful wig, miss, really.
You, sir? This your comb? Woops. Heh, sorry. That’s a mighty fine hairpiece, Mr. Connery. Sure had me fooled.
Well, I’ll just keep this in case someone comes looking for it. Might be a Hari Krishna around here somewhere I haven’t asked yet…
Anyway folks, this won’t take very long. This is very simple, really.
Some people like to complete the Daily Challenge every day and, some don’t.
Some people like to complete each Event, and some don’t.
Generally, the players who like to complete one game aspect like to complete the other, comprising one category of player: The Achievers.
Those who don’t care about completing one game aspect? They don’t care about completing the other one either and therefore all fall into a single opposing category.
This opposing category believes that “not scouting Campaign Map Sectors” is an acceptable solution to this Daily Challenge issue. Why do they believe that?
…Because they are NOT concerned about completing the Events either.
Those who DO like to complete everything (as much as possible), ARE, however, concerned about completing each upcoming Event. Therefore, they are equally concerned about “getting ahead” of an upcoming Event, which – as we all know – will inevitably ask you to infiltrate, conquer, (etc.) Sectors and Provinces.
Thus, these folks who DO care? They recognize the practicality and sometimes necessity of scouting a Province in advance of an impending Event so as to not have to needlessly “waste” one or two days within that Event scouting something that already should have been scouted BEFORE the Event Clock is ticking.
These respective Provinces and its Sectors scouted in advance solely for the purpose of completing the upcoming Event should not be viewed as new fodder for the Daily Challenges. That’s not what that the Province was scouted for in the first place. But, currently, it is being turned into not only an impediment in the way of completing Daily Challenges but useless where the upcoming Event is concerned as well.
But the “don’t cares?” They don’t care BECAUSE they aren’t preparing in advance for the Events.
So they say, “Sure! Just don’t scout a province and it won’t show up on the Daily Challenge and you’ll be fine.”
What they don’t say is, “We don’t care about preparing in advance for impending Events and don’t care that you do.”
That’s very sad, really.
Now, even if some want to ignore, or dispute all these most obvious of facts, there are still two more facts that some might find a “little” bit harder to debunk…
There are so few Provinces in this game, relatively speaking.
In fact, I think there are a grand total of only 250 provinces.
Let me ask you, “How many days are there in just one year?”
And they want as many players as possible to play this game daily for how many years?
Well how about that...
Thus, this requirement within the Daily Challenge should truly be removed from the game, along with those players who feel this game should cater solely to their type of game play (and to hell with anyone wanting to complete anything – Perhaps these folks are getting some graft off Diamond sales at Inno Games? Who knows - Sergeant, look into that for me, will you please?).
But anyway, folks, these types of repeat offenders and their arrogance dirty the Forums all the time, especially when someone points out an issue that truly needs to be corrected. Basically, these repeat offenders' ultimate response is always, “Think and do like me or suffer.”
I remember a guy in Moscow and another guy in Berlin not too long ago who each felt the exact same way.
Oh, I'm late for lunch! Please excuse me - my wife's having this party for the nephews and - oh my gosh, I forgot and left the dog at the vet's. I was supposed to pick him up half an hour ago. Can ya believe that? And here I was also supposed to pick up Chinese on the way home to boot.
OH and - here, Sergeant, you can have that - that comb's gotta belong to somebody - I'm sure they'll come looking for it.
Anyway, we'll be in touch and thank you for your time, ladies and gentlemen (sorry about the bald thing, sergeant - really I - ).
Thank you everyone! Goodbye.
OH - JUST ONE MORE THING, FOLKS?...