I don't even do the crossover events but this is scummy omg 😭 there's literally no reason to create a new account other than greed
I was looking forward to this crossover. Proof in logs, I talked about it several times. Now I’m out. I’m not sacrificing my account that I’ve spent …… too much on to win a couple avatars and furniture items I’ll never use.
Happily sitting this one out as well. If I'm unhappy with this game and the way devs are handling things, then why would I want to go and boost their downloads on another game to try and make them look good? Maybe fix the issues here and work on better communication with your players before trying to milk even more out of them on another game. No rewards would entice me enough to support ATA in another game with the current state of things in this one.
Ew. We have to start over again?? Starting to think yall hate us. And I don't really understand why you're promoting the creation of so many alt accounts.
Because if you really want the rewards you have to spend to achieve them. Its a blatant cash grab, that's the only end goal. If everyone starts from lvl1 you don't have to spend much to get far, and if they start from wherever the last crossover left everyone who continued playing gets retroactive rewards and new joiners would have to spend too much to bother. Lvl10-20+ is where the money is at.
Honestly i was gonna play, but creating a new account is not worth my time and money. I guess i'll skip this one. To the players who would still play, good luck!
I continued playing Single City for awhile because I thought that the next crossover wouldn’t be a “new account” bull. Wrong again. Thanks for disappointing😀
I used to spend hundreds on collaboration events because I believed there would be continuity. It felt like a worthwhile investment since the progress I made would still matter in the future. But if this is how things are going to be handled, it feels like ATA is prioritizing new-user KPIs over long-term player retention. Imagine buying a $1 million house, only for the developer to tell you, “This house is no longer livable. You’ll have to buy a new one and wait for it to be built again.” That’s what this feels like. If collaboration events are just meant to boost new-user numbers while existing players have to start from scratch, then what’s the incentive to invest time or money? I’d even be more willing to try other ATA games if progress in those games contributed to rewards here—almost like a side quest that benefits the whole ecosystem. To put it simply: you’re asking loyal players to reset their accounts just to qualify for rewards. That makes all of our previous time, effort, and money feel meaningless. It sends the message that existing players are less valuable than acquiring new ones, and that’s a terrible way to build long-term trust.