Fan Site: NEMO's Ark

[Danafox]

Hey thanks for answering my report/feedback.

I've never played Dragon Cave (since the creatures die and so that alone has made me choose to never play there). I've never used DDF either so I cannot really comment on the system etc. I know that dragons on DC need views daily or else they will die, and I know some players created fan sites to help people with this etc. But again, I might know these things, but I've never interacted with them/used them myself.

My confusion with this new system for final outpost fansite NA, is that I would think if you want us to click X number of creatures and then we gain the benefit of having our codes left up on your site for X number of days, then there should be a timer with the days/hours/minutes/seconds showing this and be left there to see always.

When the site had this counter showing me I had 3 days for my codes to remain and then it did the daily reset and that daily reset was no longer showing the days/time left, it essentially felt like that time I earned was erased - that is where I got confused and it just didn't make sense to me to hide that information and didn't understand why that timer was being reset to zero either.

I'm going to agree with Shione's view, it should be accurate display or no display. And no one likes underhanded things, nor do they like to be made to feel anxious on games (unless your playing a specific genre that is suppose to give u that emotion). But you know what I mean, people play these games to disconnect from real life and to relax and just enjoy. They don't want to be made anxious/nervous when some already might have more of that then they'd like in life. /end minor rant

I saw that you already did a fix/axed the area I talked about and are going for no display.

For me that's fine, I will visit/use the site anyway because I really like this game. I want to click because I want to and that I make the time for it. (cause really I do, everyone makes time to play their games)

thanks for reading and for your time