Challenge Limits??

Question

I've played challenges a lot, but I just found that if I do challenges a lot in short time, a message with 'Challenge Limit Exceeded. Complete your ongoing challenges ...' and I can't do challenges...
Do you think the challenge limit is needed?

Answer 1

in a way yes it needed, and here why:

1. take a break, for real, rest for a bit, you can't just going on challenges (even if they are easy for you)

2. keeping the pace, you can learn a lot in a short period of time but you might forget most of it if you won't keep practicing over and over, over a period of a few days, I saw a lot of people mastering a language in a month and forgetting it in less then a week cuz they got burned out

3. don't get burned out, if you keep doing the same thing over and over again, you'll get burned out and you won't want to continue.

4. new challenges and keeping it fresh
think about it like that, new challenges coming in over a period of time, so let them be added in and "forget" the ones you already did

I think that's why, at least from my point of view

Answer 2

@Sam Miles I really agree to that, but I'm a student(now high school student and go to university next year) so I don't have much time to enjoy the challenges... T.T I hope I can do more challenges..

Answer 3

@Orb
take a look at the coding changes, people giving you an idea of a program, it would be a bit better head sacheter and some real practice for you,
and as well, you still in high school and next year an university, take a break from time to time
you're still just a kid, have some fun, but still keep your studies and grades up.

or even now I got an idea, take a look at other peoples codes and try to recreate them in another language, like from C++ to Java or to ruby or what ever you feel like.

wish you the best of luck at the university 😁

Answer 4

@Orb_H
at the end the only good challenger you'll have it will be yourself and your creativity and imagination (yea I'm using my imagination while I'm righting my programs/scripts, it's easyer to imagine how it works and create it while you can see how everything works even if it's just in your head)