The Gamer title. A wonderful creation with a singular flaw: it's only open a few days a year.
Minigames rock. That's all there is too it. Therefore, I propose a mirror to the weekend events, Gamer Wednesday. Every Wed, as noted, a certain minigame opens up, becoming available to everyone in GW for 24 hours. (Or maybe not wednesday. Ideally, it's a mirror of the weekend, but any day would do.)
Every month, the Costume Brawl opens. Again, every month, 9 rings allow more gambling goodness. For the other weeks, a mix of dragon arena, rollerbeetle racing, snowball fighting occurs. Meanwhile, a little expansion for each mini-game. New builds every month for the Costume Brawl, new courses for racing, and new maps for dragon arena and snowball fighting.
Sound like fun?
There's only one argument I can see against this, that it makes minigames less special. If they are fun, if they provide enjoyment, if they make the game as a whole more interesting, I say, how is it a problem if they occur more than one week per year?
Mudball fights in the depths of Tyria. Race the River of Souls in rollerbeetle form. Brawl across every single Hero Battle Map. Force your opponents to kowtow before you on the sea of jade. Let's game.
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