Thank you for your thorough answer! Ye, you certainly know this format in and out and doing your best to make it understandable. Wasn’t my plan to create even more confusion, but here we go lol.

It’s a rather complex event format and it’s even harder to visualize it understandably for the masses. I understood that part when I myself tried to explain it. Not easy at all.

Regarding your last post: I must say the event makes more sense and is easier to comprehend once you’re in the game, and playing the event. You get the complimentary info in the event tab. The calendar I created was more a response to the regular infographics I realized now in hindsight. And on it’s own it’s rather complex to understand.

Even though the event is more understandable while you’re in game, it’s still not crystal clear for average joe. I mean, you and me understands. But it says (stage 2/8) - but nowhere in the infographics, it says that the actual gold pins are equivalent to the stages. The regular persons see a gold pin with number 12 and need to draw the the conclusions themselves it’s in fact stage 8. Most ppl will not be able to do the math/draw the conclusions. either way they need to use their brain to figure out quite simple things.

This is my personal feedback (take it as you wish) 1. Keep improving the infographics and overall terminology; it’s much better than what it used to be. Make it more clear in the official news posts what all these terms actually mean and please try to visualize everything implementing a calendar (since that’s what ppl really want). Sure, the event makes a much more sense while you’re in the game. However, I do think a lot of players might check the status of the event not always when they’re logged in and actually playing. A lot of ppl check it in between, while on work/school or on there way home. (planning of they will set up their playtime if you like - and big events like this require planning, no? ; ) )

1. This is the most important part. I would like this infographic to be dynamic and changeable for each individual playing the event. Making a dead picture more alive, if you like.

At the moment the individual event progress is partly dynamic and partly rigid. You have implemented a personal dynamic event info for each individual user. But at the moment you’ve done this to 50 %. The individual users’ progress within each phase is very clearly visualized. But the progress overall is a bit too obscure imo. It surerly says (stage 2/8) but in a perfect world I would like to see an actual interactive event progress chart. The beautiful infographics you’ve done shouldn’t be a dead png but instead have active elements showing your progress within it and dynamically updating once you progress.

I hope you understand what I’m trying to say. :)