Mmmmm...quick and simple(?) giveaway.

Nope, but I guess we won't get more so thanks :)

it's all we get, but doesn't make sense to me, still.
It's not about breaking your tradition, it's about allowing people an insight into what you're looking for.

As it stands, i will also save the time next time. I didn't enter for the giveaway(often i already have the "mystery game"), but for quizzes to be entertaining, i need to be able to figure out the answer...by myself, or by solution.

Just to use an example: I got #1 myself. But even with this hint i have no fucking idea what the other 11 possible one worded answers would have been.
Yeah, maybe i'm just dense on this one, maybe it's a language problem for non-native speakers, but from my point of view, i just can't see how you tick. Which means any enjoyment the puzzle would have brought is utterly lost because i can't even see if i was on the right path or completely lost.
And sure, i could continue for another day and try to figure it out, but honestly, the chance that for one reason or another it's simply unsolvable wordplays is a bit too high for me to waste a day off work on it. Any puzzle that grows beyond a short timewaster of an hour or two should, in my eyes, work on a logic basis, not guesswork.

don't get this wrong, i'm accepting that you won't give out your answers for some reason of keeping up your tradition, and i'm not whining, but i'm trying to explain how frustrating it feels for people that tried.
I know i'll shy away from other quizzes you'll make, all the more chances to others, but i don't know if thats the kind of reaction you were aiming for. If so, good job-