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Hardly did anything. All I cared about was the avatar to be honest. Those points is including the 500 free points box even. I got bronze and 175 NC so I'm happy nevertheless. All I bought was the book a few times. I'll just get the stamp from other users.

The prize shops are open until next year most of the times and for most events so that wouldn't be a surprise to me.

I'm using duolingo too to learn Japanese. Once you get the hang out of reading the hiragana and katakana it's not that bad to learn it. The Kanji is a different story. I'm trying to learn Japanese for multiple reasons: 1. I would like to visit Japan one day, and not the touristic cities but travel through the countryside. 2. I want to be able to understand Japanese spoken anime without needing subs and to be able to read the little jokes/details that are sometimes hidden in the scenes. I already speak Dutch, English and, if I brush up on it a bit, French. German is a different story, I can somewhat read enough to understand the basics and if they speak slowly enough I can understand it too, but I can not write or speak it myself. I never had any German at school. Maybe, in the far future, when I can speak Japanese well enough I might try and learn German too with Duolingo. I just don't want to confuse my brain now with 2 languages, learning them is hard for me too. I have a science brain, not a language brain

Hi and welcome to the forums! If you have any questions, feel free to ask!

Item prices always go down as more of them flood the market. Buying them in the beginning of an event is never really smart, even if the amount of points it cost to get one had stayed the same. As for the points needed to buy from the prize shop, they said they will return the difference. Give them some time to sort that all out. And maybe in the future wait with getting things from the shop until the end of the event? The Sticky Snowball situation is annoying for sure but I can't really blame them as it was obviously being abused. You can't say the event hadn't changed in years as it basically did every year. They kept on changing things and tweaking things over the years. In the beginning (I didn't participate back then) I heard you received a random item in the same rarity as items donated, plus you were only allowed to donate in a specific category. A few years ago (I believe 2 years) they switched it up again and went to donate whatever and get perks. The perks gave coding headaches so to focus on transferring away from flash they decided to go with items this year. Maybe, when the conversion is done, they'll have time again to look more closely to the perk coding and go back to those as rewards. And they don't always need to give us reasons why they do things the way they do it. Sure communication is important but I'm pretty sure they do think about things and don't just change things up without a reason. Change is always annoying, not just for players but also for them (coders). I'm glad they did give us some information about the why but in my opinion it's not a mandatory thing they NEED to do. The bugs that are happening now are annoying but I'm sure they will be fixed and they're probably caused by the changes made mid-event. I'm not going to say anything about the capsules as I'm not interested in those anyway so I have no clue what's wrong with them. I've heard the chance of getting something nice is way too low and if they're non trade-able I can see that can be really annoying. Maybe they'll change that too? Who knows, I hope so for all the people that do like items from the capsules.

They'll never allow that. You have to pick one account as main account. The side accounts can't do anything that earns neopoints, like FC.

You might have been frozen not because of what he typed but because you had a shop on your side account. Shops are a way of making neopoints and thus it's not allowed to sell stuff on your side account. So, make sure your side account shops are empty if you have one (for example due to switching main account).

Aug 14: 5 OR 6 AM/PM NST

Aug 6: 1 AM/PM NST

Echte tonderzwam Was trying to find out what the mushroom looked like so I can recognize it when I see it outside. (It's used to make fire, not to eat it)

Yes, there are a few groups, one of them being The Official Obelisk Skirmish Guild. You can go onto the boards and ask for an invite if you want.

I didn't found a topic about this, so going to make a new one. I'm thinking of maybe playing food club too, but since I've never done it I will need to follow someone else's bets and I'm wondering who the most popular is. So my question is: Who do you follow for your bets and how often do you win with them?