mwilsonsix wrote:
AJtheboss1 wrote:
mwilsonsix wrote:
Do you really need to be reminded about how much people were whining about this at Christmas? And in the end most people got everything, at most missing one or two.
LMAO who got everything? Just because a tiny percent of players got everything don't mean everyone got everything.
Hell if people hadn't made a big deal about how unfair that wheel was half of the people who cleared the wheel would've been one or two good prizes short of having everything... So please do tell who is everyone? :roll:
Uh. What? Here are three threads I found in the first three search results with over 30 pages of people talking about clearing the wheel.
http://forum.ea.com/eaforum/posts/list/9874334.page
http://forum.ea.com/eaforum/posts/list/9861480.page
http://forum.ea.com/eaforum/posts/list/9972159.page
Daily players with close to 100 friends, which I imagine describes most people on this forum, were mostly done well ahead of time. That's assuming competence on their part though, which in this case I guess there's room for doubt. Define a "tiny percent" of players that managed to complete it.
With Xmas, with regular tapping you could get well over 100 spins. Meaning that the only thing between you and the prize was bad luck - you'd cleared enough so the odds SHOULD work out for you (on a reasonable average).
With these boxes, they have slanted odds again, but you're lucky if you get 10+ goes at it. Which means, not only are you hoping not to be on the unlucky side of the average, but also that you're never gonna get close to "just being unlucky" to miss out but just hoping for any decent prize at all!!
