Newbie Questions

1. No. There will be more events and embers to do what you want to do.
2. Friend points are always available and there really aren't any better things to spend them on. The odds of getting a specific 3-star CE on friend point rolls are pretty low anyway. You might get nothing at all. However, you can get the 3-star servants you might need.
3. See answer 2
4. All 5-star servants are worth leveling up, without question.
5. Most events have their hard content, but can usually be overcome by grabbing a friends level 90 servant. Nerofest is the only event I think could not be completed in this manner.
6. Yes. 1/2 AP stuff like this is perfect for gathering embers and QP.
7. Use apples whenever you want. There's really no best time to use them. I usually use them when I need to level a specific servant prior to an event where you need them, but it all comes down to personal preference.

Hello :D

1) That's nice, raising farmers is always useful and wise. Hard quests are few and far between. Santa Alter is a nice farmer, big damage.

2) Oh yes, do that. There's never enough drop bonuses for lower currencies, less farming is always good.

3) I don't think you can get KnK CEs from FP gacha this time around. If i'm right you can get them on the KnK rerun but that's a long wait.

4) Probably not for the event, but Artoria Lancer is a powerful farmer. A lot better than Jeanne D'Arc Santa Alter Lily...such a mouthful.

5) Almost no event is hard at this point unless you are under leveled. Don't worry about random spikes until CCC event, Rashoumon rerun and Nero Fest i heard.

6) It can worth your while if you want the EXP or resources of the dailies. You can also use level ups as apples for the event, if you are leveling quickly.

7) When you want to play more, like when there's a new story chapter and you want to know what happens. Eating them for a lottery is efficient. If you are like me, farming is something that bores you quickly, you will end with more apples than you will ever use.

Don't worry, it's easy to understand you for the most part. We are not going Shakespeare here. What's your native language?