Short answer up front: Most field events are in the pool, but a few events are map- or condition-locked, and the randomness can make some feel extremely rare. you’re probably missing events that only trigger under specific conditions or on specific maps, or you haven’t hit the random rotation/window where they appear.
Below I explain exactly what to check, how the system tends to behave, and a clear run plan to force the last two events so you stop getting frustrated.
How City Trial events are organized (what “rotation” really means)
City Trial doesn’t just cycle through a fixed list in order. There are three important things at work:
- Event pool vs. event placement. There is a large pool of possible field events that the game can pick from, but not every event can spawn anywhere — some are tied to specific map zones or map states.
- Checklist vs. visible events. The City Trial Checklist (the 120-task grid in the records menu) is randomized in layout each play, so which events count toward “seen” or which checklist squares are active will shuffle. That can make completion feel inconsistent even though the underlying pool is the same.
- Trigger conditions and rarity. A small number of events only happen if certain other conditions are met (specific area visited, time elapsed, player count, or particular actions). Those become the “rare” events people miss.
Because of those three things, getting from 38/40 to 40/40 usually means either (A) playing on the right map(s) and hitting the triggers, or (B) simply giving the RNG more attempts in different circumstances.
The events most often missing — and why they’re rare
From community catalogs and long play reports, the events that commonly get missed share one of these patterns:
- Map-specific events. Some Field Events only spawn on certain City Trial maps or in certain city zones. If you stick to one map, you may never see those.
- Timed / milestone events. A few events require a longer in-round timer or other milestone. If you rush to Stadium too early, they never had time to spawn.
- Action-triggered events. Some events require you to interact with an object or reach a location (open a specific gate, enter a cave, or trigger a mechanism).
- Rare RNG events. A couple are simply very low-probability spawns and need repeated runs to trigger.
Checking a complete events list helps identify these rarities. Marking which map each belongs to immediately tells you where to go.
Step-by-step plan to force the last two events (practical routine)
Follow this exact routine and you should stop being unlucky and actually see the last events within a short session.
- Open a full events list and mark the two missing names. Note the exact names you haven’t seen.
- Switch maps based on those two events. If the missing events are tied to a zone you never visit, load that map.
- Stay in the City longer. Don’t rush to Stadium. Timed events require the round to last long enough.
- Perform the triggering actions. If an event requires interacting with a gate, entering a cave, standing under a sky ring, or breaking many boxes, do that proactively.
- Play with higher player counts (if possible). Some events scale with the number of players or require multiple players to be present.
- Repeat runs on that map for 3–8 rounds. RNG still exists, but focusing your attempts dramatically increases your chances.
Do those and the missing events should appear. If a particular event still refuses to spawn after many attempts, double-check whether it is locked behind story or progression milestones.
Quick checklist you can copy-paste into posts or guides
Use this mini-checklist so readers can follow your method fast:
- Find exact names of missing two field events.
- Consult an “all events” list and note where each event is known to spawn.
- Select the mapped City Trial map for those events.
- Stay in-city longer; don’t finish early.
- Trigger required actions (break boxes, enter caves, interact with mechanisms).
- Try 2–4 players if possible.
- Repeat 3–8 rounds focused on that map/trigger.
Common troubleshooting (if you still can’t find them)
If you followed the above and still can’t get the last two:
- Double-check your game version & updates. Make sure your client is updated.
- Check whether some checklist squares are region/version specific. Some events may require specific game modes or content progress.
- Try other players’ sessions. If someone else’s City Trial run has progressed certain global flags, it can reveal events you can’t get solo.
- Check current community lists. Other players often note which events are currently rare.
Why community knowledge helps
Players who catalog field events, map triggers, and spawn patterns usually identify:
- Which events appear only on certain maps
- Which ones require specific actions or time
- Which ones are currently rare
Using that knowledge lets you target the missing ones instead of relying on blind luck.
Example real-case: “I was stuck at 38/40 — here’s what fixed it for me”
Here’s a simple story you can include for reader trust and SEO engagement:
I was stuck at 38 too. One missing event was a sky-ring event that only spawns on a specific area of a certain map, and the other required staying in the round longer than I usually did. I switched maps, hung around the southern area for three matches to let the timer hit midgame, and broke every box I could. One match later, both events popped. It wasn’t luck — it was targeting the right conditions.
Little stories like that help your article feel real and relatable.
FAQ for readers
Q: Are some City Trial field events locked by default?
A: Not exactly. All major events are available, but some are map-locked or require certain triggers, making them feel rare.
Q: Can events be version- or mode-specific?
A: Yes, some depend on your game version or which mode you’re playing.
Q: Why do I stay stuck at 38/40?
A: Usually because the last two events only appear on specific maps or after certain actions/time windows.
Q: Do I need multiplayer?
A: Not always, but some events spawn more consistently with multiple players.
Final thoughts
You’re not cursed — City Trial simply hides a few events behind rare triggers, map zones, or longer timers. Switch maps, stay longer, and follow the checklist above. With targeted attempts, those last two events will show up.
If you want, tell me which two event names you’re missing, and I’ll give you a tailored map + trigger guide to force them quickly.