Tracing this business’s origins back to the American Revolution, we can see how a company forged during the late 18th century became a supplier of textiles machinery throughout the world. Starting with basic tools, heirs to this business made an industrial powerhouse. From a small forge in a rural area, the Fletcher and Whitin families created a veritable dynasty along the Mumford River.
The Whitin Machine Works, based out of Whitinsville, Massachusetts, is a prime case study in the rise and fall of the age of American manufacturing. Some of these event mini-games they are selecting to repeat are ridiculously complicated to calculate what you should fairly expect in exchange for your spend.Memorial Day in Whitinsville, 1898 A lot can happen to a family business in 200 years. To be clear, this is not an issue of "spend or not spend," but more of an issue related to "as a consumer, can I fairly calculate the VALUE of any diamonds I spend during an event?"Īm I the only one that feels this way? Because from this perspective, it seems rather manipulative. Some of these event mini-games they are selecting to repeat are ridiculously complicated to calculate what you should fairly expect in exchange for your spend. The issue here is TRANSPARENCY of what your are getting in exchange for your diamonds. with some events, it is VERY easy to calculate (with some reasonable level of accuracy) how many diamonds you would need to spend to finish one (or especially multiple) event buildings (or a desired number of daily specials, if that's your thing). The trend is which mini-games they are selecting to re-use.
2022 Winter event mechanics being re-used in 2023 Summer event.I reality, I wouldn't say that I necessarily mind Inno re-using event mechanics from previous events and simply slapping on a fresh coat of paint.
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