So I'm loving Hotpot and want to open with that. It's been fun! And my best guess for the nighttime lock is because that's the market and timeframe. But am I wrong on thinking that locking the hotpot game to night is a mistake?

If the intent is to be social, it seems a little silly you can only be social for 3-5 hands of a game before 3am rolls around. So 3-5 hands every hour essentially.

Even if the amount of lucky envelopes given as a reward were reduced, I think it would have been smarter to make the game available throughout the day.

Think of it this way: some players only have an hour or two on the days they can play - wouldn't it be more efficient and forgiving to allow them to play during their availability with friends to earn tickets?

Wouldn't it be infinitely easier to promote going to play hotpot with friends in your community? Right now organizing is tough and at most you can squeeze 2-4 games out.

This would also help solve the frustration many players are seeing where other hotpot players are taking their full 30 seconds every round and further minimizing what others can do in their limited time.

The market has been wonderful so far! Thank you to S6 for the time, dedication, and effort it takes to keep Palia going!