Blooket Made Tower Defense Unfair With Random Events and Cheating

Blooket features some excellent concepts, and the minigames can be entertaining on their alone. Playing with a group, though, soon gets annoying. There are too many opportunities for players to cheat, and random bad luck events give the experience unfairness. One such an excellent example is Tower Defense: solo, a solid strategy game, but in a group environment random events destroy it. You might not be able to erect buildings, or the challenge suddenly rises over what is realistic. Luck seems to be more important than strategy; this simply isn't fun. Blooket has promise but should concentrate more on fair play and less on arbitrary anarchy to provide a really fun experience for all.