The best selection of games by far, minus a few from more recent years. The puzzles for the first four classic games were undone in any past event, which was fun, but the most enjoyable secret quests were ones that actually required understanding of the game. WaaPP, Lumber Tycoon 2, Roblox High School, and especially SFotH were fun to explore and theorize where steps of the secret quest would be involved. Other games like Piggy, Blade Ball, AR2, and more suffered from a one-hurdle problem, where it could be done after the first piece of the problem was completed. Many quests were walking/waiting simulators, but what was more harrowing was the fact that developers of frustrating integrations, like DTI, Lumber Tycoon 2, or Blade Ball, all dramatically nerfed their quests after making the first couple thousand people suffer. They nerfed it mere hours after tutorials were posted and having the updates ready showed the lack of gall to have a hard quest and stick with it. Instead, they wanted to save face when it should've been easier in the first place or remained harder for a while longer. Aside from that, exploiters were the main contributor to erasing the fun in the event, as it was originally supposed to be a mystery what games would drop next. Exploiters would also directly rip games and see what the entire quest was from it. I think Roblox had a great idea this time around, and it was actually one of the most innovative and wholehearted attempts on events, even ridding of the battlepass system, but the integrity of the event was still neglected. Yes, there were exploiters ruining the fun, but games were now harder for people without Plus due to multiple games being easier with private servers, games like the original four were laggy and others had bugs, and Roblox was generally secretive and added things very last minute in the event. Overall, very fun and I hope this event encourages Roblox to prioritize community events and provide the upmost quality for them.