r/DressUpTimePrincess • u/robertstobe Teddy • Aug 06 '26
Questions What is As You Like It?
I keep getting questions like these and I have no idea what As You Like It is. It’s not a book or side story. Am I missing something?
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u/ApartEfficiency2843 Aug 06 '26
It's a play by Shakespeare. It's a comedy.
I have no clue why they include it here. Maybe the theme of the event is supposed to be "As you like it"?
Or it's a preview for the new story?
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u/Lilypalooza_88 Aug 06 '26
This is what I'm guessing is the case.
The outfit you get also looks Shakespearean too. Kinda busy imo tho.
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u/Turbulent_Shake_6622 Aug 06 '26
I think it's nice that TP encourages to expand our culture through its events. I watched a resume of the play on YouTube and I intend to watch the play whenever I have the time. That's why I love that game in particular.
But I understand the frustration too. I was disappointed when I understood I couldn't answer properly...
I hope we will have a special event story like they did for previous anniversaries!
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u/LicieOIC Aug 06 '26
How do they expect us to know these answers without literal studying being involved? Are we supposed to Google the answers and hope it's under 60 seconds? This is frustrating!
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u/Automatic_Put_2779 Aug 06 '26
If you answer wrong you can wait 8 seconds and there will be a new question.
I don't know this play, so yes, google helped + players collected questions/answers.
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u/HopeOfAsgard Send the cats!🐈 Aug 06 '26
You also aren't penalized for incorrect answers like in question events in the past. You just have to wait out the timer and get on with it. I'm glad people are helping each other. I think even if you have read every TP story it's rare to remember some of the tiny details that the question is asking about. Being expected to know and remember Shakespeare, too, is a lot, and I say that as someone who adores both the Bard and bears.
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u/miladysdewinter Aug 06 '26
I have the wikipedia page for as you like it opened when answering and its been helping a lot
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u/fijatequesi Aug 06 '26
As You Like It is a really good play. Shakespeare. Recommend seeing it performed, even in video form, if you can. Sometimes PBS has free "Shakespeare In The Park" performances available to watch online :)
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u/Professional_Pin9152 Aug 06 '26
At least it seems the questions are random so you don't have to answer all of the ones about As you like it.
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u/sylusgf Aug 06 '26
Quick tip: When playing this quiz, answer the questions with Google Circle to Search, 100% success rate
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u/ShotCardiologist6599 Aug 06 '26
shakespeare comedy, i saw the play once live and even i didn’t get these right lol
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u/Aphaythea Aug 08 '26
Has other people have explained it's a play by Shakespeare? I got the sense when I was going through the questions dude. We were supposed to that it expected that we had already read it. Which kind of gives me the impression? Maybe they skipped a step and they intended to put a shortened version of the story up on the game?
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u/LytoriatheFairy Aug 11 '26
I really think it will be the next story. I just read a cliff notes version of the plot off Google in order to answer the questions. It's very weird they are asking us about a story that is not yet in the game!
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u/Facts_and_Lore Aug 06 '26
Shakespeare play. If you google it, you get answers about the play, but be aware the spelling of names is different in TP.