oh people don't be shocked if there are guys who are going to actually buy him... i faced 3000€ with my friend on decisive bonds yesterday yes... 5 hiruzens total that we fought (not including what they spent for power or other ninja)... These guys spent 4 times in 1 week (600€) the amount i ever did in a year lol don't expect changes from oas cause it's working for them.. they made 3k euros with just 5 guys and of course there are much much more... they know ppl like this will keep spending and that will end up affecting the events we get, this week's events are all for cashers... It's business folks, i guess the people who bought him didn't learn their lesson from the sunflower event.

Please Oasis bring back Yes, Master! and great plates next week

+101% agree

Konoha outlet maybe? If you have better ways to get huge power boosts than with that event after you passed a certain bp level I'm ready to hear you.

Treasure of the sage is better though? Unless you count getting the 5 redeemable charm optional packs.

come on oasis we need some new update please

Give us Bond Myteries pls just like on DE servers

Give us another month of saving coupons

as a note to the Mods and any Devs that might happen to see the forums, the lack of complaining as the week went on about these horrid events is not to be taken as a sign that we ended up being content with them. Rather, the lack of activity and discussion after the initial burst of posts is more an representation of people giving up hope for this game, and Oasis as a company. This week was one of the worst in terms of events we have seen in a long time. Not only was there a lack of events for F2P players, but nothing worth spending ingots on for the P2P players as well. The decisions going into events, this week especially, are downright confusing. There seems to have been little to no thought besides "give us money", as there is no reason to even spend what might have been recharged. We are all sorely disappointed with Oasis for this past week. You need to do better and not take our silence as contentment, but rather apathy.