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The chat request problem is back for me.
I have tried going to メアリーの農場 and it does not work.
I have sent a ticket to support, I am waiting for a reply.
Regardless of their response, a solution could be to send the requests at the same time, so that players get their achievement, only a few people at a time. I asked and there is no problem with one person helping everyone.

Wow, that's a very good prediction. Although I guess I'm not as talkative as Ana in person, I'm more like her sister.

Thank you very much for talking to me like this, if I try to translate directly from Japanese to Spanish I wouldn't understand anything. Even using translator, there is a lot I need to learn.

Yes, the first question is the answer, I am referring to the NEW neighborhoods that suddenly appear on the Global Leaderboard.

I explain my thoughts:
they drastically move up 35 places, when they compete in a race of 15. Ok, when they are compared in a global level view, those 35 places they have moved up correspond to what they deserve for their score.
The notable thing about this is that in 1st place you need to make more and more points to stay there. But when you suddenly appear it doesn't seem to be necessary, and perhaps fewer points are needed. Does that make sense?

I remember one comment, on a Facebook post congratulating the winners, that a 2nd place finisher was indignant because "that neighborhood was ゆうれい, they hadn't even competed against our group."
I think that's a possibility to take the cup, but I still feel we are missing data.


About the Social Quantum error, I have my theories:
1. they are hiring new people
2. there is downsizing and developers are taking over those responsibilities.

I explain, in the past Anna ALWAYS answered my requests. (For a moment I was afraid, because I remember not providing personal information, and when I opened the mail it said Anna, but it was the answer, lol).
A few months ago I haven't wanted to bother Tech Support, because they must be getting only messages from annoying people about the city, it's enough work. But lately I have sent messages, with replies from: Lana, Maria, Elena, and Patrick.

I know it's only a name, and may just be a single person behind the computer changing it, lol. But I can't explain to myself that some requests didn't even know what I was talking about, they must be newbies with zero knowledge.

My prediction.
I think the origin of the snowman is the Disney movie, Frozen.
The Japanese title of that movie is "アナ and the Snow Queen". That's where I got the idea.

I see, indeed, looking at the race records so far, the average of the two race results in the federal league was close to the score on the leaderboard.

By NEW, do you mean the NEW teams that suddenly appear on the leaderboard? Or do you mean the new teams that appear in the village league?

I have poor comprehension so it's hard for me to grasp the flow of the story when it's long enough

Really, people are getting bored.
I wish I could always plan a race like the last one, but I can't think of one.

And the game companies are announcing their events wrong.
It's so poorly done by Socialquantum that I'm laughing through my surprise.

Both farms can speak 日本語. The vocabulary of a little Japanese baby.
(Someday I will tell you the short why of the snowman)

The answer to all three questions is yes.
According to my friend explained to me, the neighborhoods always get in that table a lower score than the one made in the race. They make an average of the past race and the current race. Just those two.
Makes sense with our race, because we made 47k points in the race, and in the table 39k, correct?
There are things I still don't understand.

If the neighborhood is "New" in the table, what past race score does influence?
There is a formula behind all these numbers. We could ask Tech Support, and if they don't answer certain things, we already know how to run the research on the outside.

I see an opportunity in the jumps neighborhoods make on that leaderboard, but I haven't gotten around to looking at that.
We could wait for a break from Vlad SHI ko, look at the pictures on the Facebook page of the tops, they have been increasing in number, I don't know if to changes in how they are ranked.

The thought on all this is: we win races very easily because (thanks to you) we know the system. The 1st global top should be like this.
How bored are we to plan this?

Recently, some members of the group have finally realized who the snowman really is.
A few of them seemed to think it was KITTY. Snowman and Natasha can speak Japanese, so they are perfect infiltration professionals!

Ana provided this information and pictures, but to be honest, I couldn't translate the text correctly and couldn't understand it.

Am I correct in understanding that your friends have farms in 7th and 12th place respectively?
Does that mean you can check the top 30 because you belong to two different regions?

And the team that has scored 97,501 points is "VLAD し Ko"? (1st place)

I understand that race scores do not make the global ranking.
However, I'd like to know what points the first three places have at the end of the race so that I can estimate how many tasks will be needed!

Re: おはようございます

I'm becoming a professional at infiltrating

The first thing that struck me was.
Where is the Japanese in the text?
It was like looking for mistakes, which was interesting.

The correct answer is "へ" 　　www
I found it!

Thank you for the interesting information.
I'm tired today, so I'll read it carefully tomorrow and send you my impressions.