Reindeer names

[Larili]

As the animals have been converted into reindeer for the event ( likewise zombies and bunnies ). It would of been nice to either give them hover over names ( I believe you did something similar before ) or add a new interaction to game with finding Santa's special ones:
Dasher, Dancer, Prancer, Vixen, Comet, Cupid, Donner, and Blitzen
or a find Rudolph scenario on a random adventure island for a frozen manor ( Note if it was totally random, you would have the players chasing their tails for a pattern the whole event long Ho Ho Ho ) * gets ready to dodge Jollies rolling pin
or both

Seems a waste of nice art work and animation not to fully exploit it.

[Korbun]

OMG.....go to cinema or just turn ON the remote control of your TV.....I bet you will have more fun than some stupid names on top of the useless deers.......

[Zeeta]

Isnt Larili's point being that they don't have to be 'useless deer(s)'.

+1

[Larili]

Lol, Precisely Zeeta. Sorry Korbun I probably wasn't that clear, although it may appear I am always playing, totally absorbed in TSO, with the light on. I'm more afk whilst I'm doing other things, bit of a `multitasker' I'm afraid. ( Just don't tell BB, they think they are filling a void in my life, it makes them feel good )
I thought of using the deer/zombies/bunnies, as they present a moving target, rather than a stationary collectible, might be a bit challenging for some I can see, and some might think its getting a little too quick for the sedate pace of TSO and verging on FPS genre ( Shhh , don't tell Ubisoft but I have one of those on the other screen and its not one of theirs ) But I thought I'd put the idea out there anyway, if only to show appreciation to the art work that BB does do well, I think.

[Tripi]

might be a bit challenging for some I can see.

Would be more challenging for me as I have all those nuisance animals turned off in settings...

[Dorotheus]

Would be more challenging for me as I have all those nuisance animals turned off in settings...

Back in my F.A.R.T days we would often turn the target around so that aiming for the bulls eye was a matter of best guesswork.