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Level 1371
lejeunejl117
Posts: 13
Level 2
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Tell me how it's possible that TWICE I combined the 2 different color balls on a board with no blockers and couldn't get the last 2 cookies to appear. That was just on 1 life. The very next life, it happened again that I combined the 2 different color balls to clear a board with no blockers and didn't even get the last to cookies to appear. Convince me someone isn't messing with me.
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Hi @lejeunejl117 Welcome to our community at Candy Crush Friends. I'm sorry you're having trouble at level 1371 and couldn't finish it despite good combinations.
I'll add a video here where you can see how to pass the level. I hope it helps you with your strategy. I would be happy if you can make it soon.
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The color balls wipe all the candy off the board like they normally would. That's why I find it difficult to understand. You have to dunk 8 cookies. I managed to dunk 6 with regular moves. So, when I combined 2 candies that completely clear the board more than once, I have reason to believe that the last 2 cookies would've appeared and dunked. Instead, it took all the moves I had left to get the 7th cookie dunked, and the 8th cookie didn't even drop.
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We definitely follow different logic. If destroying individual candies under the wheels that drop the cookies generates the next cookie/item, then why is it not considered a strategy to destroy every. single. Candie on the board? If destroying candies causes new candies/cookies to be generated explain to me why destroying every item at once wouldn't increase the probability of more cookies generated, dunked, and replaced compared to destroying a column at a time that can only be predicted to drop a single cookie on any turn? Please tell me someone else is speaking my language
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I agree with you! Clearing all candies should cause more cookies to drop. I suspect the coders did not account for such moves.
I have been frustrated waiting for cookies to drop on a number of levels, and it sometimes takes several moves in Cookie columns to make them drop. I am pretty stingy with my boosters, but I have been known to use a striped lollipop to clear a Cookie column when needed to win a level.
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Ooh that's a whole other frustration of mine. When I use a booster with like 2 moves left that should be enough to clear a couple things on the board, and all I get are fish to combine that either don't hit what's left to be cleared or they don't hit hard enough. 😠
In conclusion, I wasn't looking for strategies or game cheats. I just wanted to be sure I wasn't stupid for following my logic. I guess, in a roundabout way I was just seeking validation 😂
