ForumNerds wrote:
AOFIGO009 wrote:
ForumNerds wrote:
Please don't get mad at me for asking this, but I've been in a whirlwind of good and bad stuff at our house for the past several days, and I'm trying to "catch up" ... There's something I'm not clear on.
I know how to get Player Cards. I know I need 6,660 to get to the Black Diamond tower thingie.
But how many Player Cards do I need to get so a little bar fills up so I feel like I'm getting somewhere?
I'm sure it's in this thread someplace, but I can't find it. :(
Thanks. :)
Nedimaz did some Maths on this subject Annette that I've put on the front page. Hope everything is okay at home, I'm no stranger to stuff at home being hell on earth. :)
Thanks. :)
I know we have to get to the 6,660 ... I see in the first post that I'll be able to get those points. I was just wondering how long it takes for the little squares on the bar sections to fill up. I love visuals. Is it a certain number of Player Cards for each little square? I know it doesn't matter in the long run, but just wondered.
Not knowing when I'm going to move up a notch is like watching that spinning donut during update downloads. We used to be able to watch the progress of "MB downloaded/MB total" ... but they changed it, and now that progress bar slips off the right edge of the screen, and all we see is a spinning donut and a message that we can "start playing" while the update loads. And I refuse to do that because LPN says it could lead to problems later on.
BTW, when I first saw that "6,660" goal in this event, I thought of the Illuminati. Now I see it's a common number in gambling. ;)
If I'm understanding you correctly you're wondering how to get player cards. These are got from:
1) Winning the act prizes
2) Crafting any items (not chips or tier upgrades) but there are limits on this
3) Buying certain premium items
I hope this answers your question.
And regarding the downloads, if you tap the little spinning donut (only the donut don't tap anywhere else) a little tab pops out for a few seconds telling you how far along the download is.
