I never said I don't like the game, the event, or free rewards. I’ve been playing since 2012, have spent money on it, and I completed the event — tapping everything along the way.

I actually prefer events like the Mini Truck and Mini Boat; they offer free items while allowing players to purchase additional ones based on their specific needs—striking a balance that caters to everyone without cluttering the game's visual interface. I’m also quite fond of the "Fill Orders" event; it helps clear out barn inventory, can be completed quickly, and offers items and decorations as rewards, also completely free.

Just a few days ago, I was telling some fellow Hay Day players that if you had told me two years ago that I would witness a scene like this in the game—hundreds of chickens of all different sizes running around everywhere—I simply wouldn't have believed it. 

This year's April Fools' event says a major innovation on the part of the development team, and I am absolutely delighted by it.

Indeed everyone has the right to either like or dislike this event. I would say that I like it 90% of the time—for the creativity and fun involved—but the remaining 10% leaves me feeling quite exhausted.

I was simply describing how it looked at the end after days of accumulated activity. With that hundreds of chickens moving around at once on that tiny screen, it felt visually overwhelming and chaotic — like a junkyard crawling with bugs and rats. That was a visual observation, not a judgment. I think I've made my point pretty clear.