Having to wait 10 minutes between challenges seems absolutely pointless and means you spend about an hour grinding each challenge.
I understand time limits on arena battles but challenges are illogical
Should the challenge timers be removed? 110 votes
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Pointless just sitting there waiting for the timer to go down. From my experience you can get all the daily activities, a full GW run and the raid done in under 2 hours. That spilt throughout the day when you have a spare bit of time isn't too much really.
But it's not split through the day. My guild activity resets at 8pm which means I then have to cram in game time
And say you've finished the days challenges, spent all your energy but are just waiting to complete challenges after the guild reset, then you've nothing to do whilst waiting for challenge to refresh
There is only 1 guild activity per day that runs for 24 hours. You can do everything else before then and just save what ever activity is the guild one. I don't really see why you have to cram anything in?
My guild reset time is only 1 hour earlier than yours and I've never noticed a problem myself.
So no the free stuff in this game should be subtly designed to covert people to being spenders.
The guild reset is at 8, the daily resets is at 1 am, now I'm not going to be playing past midnight. Which gives a window of 4 hours to compete challenges which takes a minimum of an hour. I guess the only commitment you have in your life in SWGOH
But what purpose does the timer serve? Adds nothing to game play
At least you've justified your no response. You're probably right about it being a money spinner, but I've never spent nor will I. However it's minor irritations like this that build up and make players fed up and leave the game for good
YES PLEASE!
Nice attempt at an insult but I have plenty of other commitments and still manage to do it without any problems.
Like you said you have 4 hours to complete it in... It takes a max of 5 minutes (usually much less) to do the 2 challenges. So taking 5 minutes every half hour to do the challenges and you will be done with it in 2.5 hours. There is time in between to do whatever else you want to do at home and even have an extra 1.5 hours to get them in if you are particularly busy at home.
Also I dunno about you but the challenges are easily done on auto so you don't even really need to stop what ever you are doing apart from setting it to go.
This. I don't consider the challenges to be a part of the time I spend in the game each day, they just auto in the background at some point during the work day.
OK "fitting them in" aside. Tell me what the timer adds to game play?
It's odd that the responses to this issue is do other stuff during the timer countdowns. Maybe for some they are simply waiting to do stuff on the game, but for me I'm wanting these things to able to be done in the small time I can set aside for the game.
Honestly the only good thing about GW is that you can work on it consecutively here and there. The idea of "just do some GW battles when the timers are up" is valid, that's what I do, but that's not the point. I want to use the time for challenges but can't. Several times in the past week I haven't even finished the challenges. Even though I can do them on auto. They're not available to finish the limited times I log in so they don't get done.
I don't log in for each free energy either, being on at certain times isn't for me. Now I'm not looking for that to change and I get why it's there, but at least for actual game content you could make it easier to access the modes you want to play when you have time to play them. I mean, you can't even spend crystals to reset those timers!
Could not agree more!
It's simply a time restraint that doesn't need to be there. You CAN "fit it in" but what value do the timers add?
What do the timers add to this part of the game? Arena battles yes I agree with timers, but challenges why?
If challenges have timers why not GW nodes?
Well ummm... not sure 100 votes is a majority, maybe someone should make a thread about it instead of a petition'ish poll.