The prizes on offer include an Alienware Laptop, three XPS Dell PCs, Wireless keyboards, headsets and mice, along with lots of gPotato merchandise and in game prizes such as EXP Potions and there are several ways to win. On specific dates, which will be announced on the Dragonica website, players who log in for one consecutive hour will be automatically issued a prize within three days of the announced ‘special’ date.
The very best prizes will be available for players who log in for one hour on 5, 10, 15, 20, 25 or 30 days. These days do not need to be consecutive, and the rewards will get bigger and better the more days a player logs in for. But watch out: logging in for 48 hours straight will count as only one day’s activity, so players need to make sure they log out after each session to register correctly. Every player who logs in at least for one hour, for 30 out of the 60 days the competition is running, will automatically be entered into a draw to win real-world prizes.
I would like to let you all know that this event was rigged and the winner of the first prize (an Alienware laptop) did not meet any of the requirements to participate in the raffle. She was simply a girl on the game, who one of the forum moderators had strong feelings for, thus he managed to get the game masters to select her name and put it up as winner. To get a ticket for the raffle you had to stay online 1 hour per day for 30 days. She was not online for even one week straight. Imagine how many players had their characters on everyday only for this event only too see the main prize go to someone who was not qualified to be in the raffle. Of course as players we have no power at all to do anything about such corruptness but we can make potential players aware of this, which is what I am doing.
The support is also terrible as people are allowed to cheat on the PVP based weekly wars while gPotato’s response is “it doesn’t break any rules”. These are my honest opinions as an ex player of that game for over a year. Stay away from any gPotato games if you want fairness and reliable companies/publishers.