If The Clock Runs To Zero On The Jeff The Boss Fight And You Haven't Beaten Him Then You Beat Him And You Still Get A Reward. You Still Receive All 4 Rewards Just Like If You Beat Jeff Earlier. Here Is A Pic Of The Rewards That Someone Received For Finishing First In A Small Inactive Family Of 30;
It's Still Hardly Fair When There Are Large Families Who Have Reportedly Beaten Jeff 40 Or More Times Already. Do The Numbers. The Family Above Has Received 4 Rewards So Far. The 4 You See In The picture. A Family That Has Beaten Jeff 40 Times Has Received 160 Rewards. In The Picture Above This Individual Possibly Gained A Mafia Attack 446 And Defense Of 373. That's Assuming They Were Not Maxed In Their Attack And Defense.
The Fact Is That The Individual Depicted Above Was Likely Not Maxed In Their Attack And Defense. The Elite Players Are Also Not Likely To Be Maxed In Their Attack And Defense. The Difference Between The Two Is That The Elite Player Has A Much Greater Opportunity To Becoming Maxed In Their Attack And Defense At A Much Faster Rate Than The Individual Who Received The Rewards In The Picture Above.
The Elite Players May Argue That Both Players Have The Same Opportunity To Collect The Rewards. This Argument Only Holds A Little Water Since The Boss Fight Is Available To Everyone. The Elite Players Have A Minimum Of A 40:1 Advantage Over The Player That I Have Showed The Rewards Of Here.
My Argument Is Simple. This Kind Of Event Is Only Fair If Each Player/Family Has The Same Number Of Opportunities To Fight The Boss. Jeff The Knife Should Only Be Beatable Once A Week. Rewards Should Be Rewarded To Players Based On Where They Finish In Their Family Leader Boards When The Timer Reaches Zero.
And We Wonder Why The DAU And MAU Looks Like A Sliding Board On The Charts.
My Family Has Beaten Jeff Twice Now. The Rewards That I've Received Are As Follows;
The Fact Is That The Individual Depicted Above Was Likely Not Maxed In Their Attack And Defense. The Elite Players Are Also Not Likely To Be Maxed In Their Attack And Defense. The Difference Between The Two Is That The Elite Player Has A Much Greater Opportunity To Becoming Maxed In Their Attack And Defense At A Much Faster Rate Than The Individual Who Received The Rewards In The Picture Above.
The Elite Players May Argue That Both Players Have The Same Opportunity To Collect The Rewards. This Argument Only Holds A Little Water Since The Boss Fight Is Available To Everyone. The Elite Players Have A Minimum Of A 40:1 Advantage Over The Player That I Have Showed The Rewards Of Here.
My Argument Is Simple. This Kind Of Event Is Only Fair If Each Player/Family Has The Same Number Of Opportunities To Fight The Boss. Jeff The Knife Should Only Be Beatable Once A Week. Rewards Should Be Rewarded To Players Based On Where They Finish In Their Family Leader Boards When The Timer Reaches Zero.
And We Wonder Why The DAU And MAU Looks Like A Sliding Board On The Charts.
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