Board Thread:Disney Magic Kingdoms Discussion/@comment-34146217-20200721154719/@comment-37898720-20200721165931

I hear what you're saying, and I think we've chatted about Tower Challenges before. However, it might not be as bleak as you're anticipating.

If we are going with 63 challenges over 15 days, that's actually 4.2 per day. That really means that in a five day period, you need 4 per day on 4 days, and 5 per day once. Also, it doesn't take into account weekend days (if weekends are easier for you). In the next 15 days, we'll have four weekend days and 11 week days. If you could get 4 challenges per day in the week days, that's 44 challenges. And then 5 challenges per day on the weekend days would be 20 challenges. Altogether, that's 64.

And, yes, five challenges is 10 hours, but that doesn't count any time when you start one and come back after sleeping or after working. In theory, you'd should have one ready to go each morning when you wake up, and you should have one ready to go each day when you get home.

For example, you start one when you go to bed - that's ready the next day when you wake up. That's 1. Then, let's say you don't have two full hours before heading out to work. But, you can start a second one before you leave. When you get home from work, that's 2. Now, if you can find four hours after work, that's 3 and 4. Start one more before heading to sleep, and you've got your four a day during the weekday. If you have the time to pick up the extra ones on the weekend (and maybe even more than five), then you're on track.

Does that seem somewhat more reasonable, or am I way off?