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Ich würde gern wissen warum ich gegen Leute aus einen viel viel tieferen Level antretet?

Ich gehe davon aus das der Anspruch je Level steigt und somit Find ich es etwas unfair.sorry... LG moni

There is no easy answer for that question @Oothetgyi

King will tell you that the levels are difficult because no one likes playing an easy game and they make it difficult to increase the fun.

People that play for fun will tell you that King don't know what they are talking about and the game has lost any fun that it used to have because it is too hard and requires gold bars to play.

Meanwhile there are players that will not stop playing no matter how difficult the game is and whether or not they enjoy playing.

Ultimately if you aren't enjoying the game and really find it too hard then the best thing to do is find another game that you enjoy playing.

Oh well, here we go, didn't take too long 🙄

That is how science works @michimune . Theories change as new evidence is uncovered.

I have been trying to gather evidence and forming theories these past few months and days. The conclusions are not fixed and I have not told anyone here what to do or how to strategise. That is up to them.

Hi @Oothetgyi Welcome to the Community 🤗 What is it that you are finding hard, is it your Candy Crush Saga game, the Community, or are you playing and referring to All Stars.

We are all players like yourself, so if you tell us what you are finding hard someone may be able to help you 😉

Hello,

I need help with a serious issue in Candy Crush Saga.

After reinstalling the game, the All Stars event disappeared from my account while I was competing in the final qualifiers (Round 1) and ranked in first place.

I have already contacted support multiple times, but I only received automated responses and no one has reviewed my case.

Player ID: 12424466235

Has anyone experienced this or can a moderator please help review my account?

Thank you.

Why so hard?

Do we know whether Babs overtook Conner, and if so when did this happen, or was Conner trying to catch up? @Nobody1

It is likely that a variety of additional factors impact if and when our opponents slow down or stop: maybe the speed at which we play the first two levels, maybe how often we pause playing and for how long, probably if we ourselves play a token matters as well, or it could be entire random. The VCR theory relates to the method used by the app to control the speed of our opponents.

The final qualifying score that will be required is a separate issue. It is obvious that a variety of factors will determine this because if it was the same for all players then everyone on reddit would spot it. It may be that groups at certain levels have to score 3000 per half hour, players at other levels just 2000 per half hour. There are definite differences over the level ranges of scores that can be achieved, I have found this out now in practice, so it would not surprise me if the app factored this in. There are many factors of which we don't know how they affect the qualifying mark for us as individuals. I tried failing Candy Royale as I started the round for example since there was a suggestion this might impact the strength of our opponents. It's all guesswork and a leap of faith. I'm not suggesting anyone should apply any of this to their strategy. It's academic. In the reality of the competition what we must do is play the best we can and hope that it will be enough. Play a token about one hour from the end if you need to do so to catch up. There are no guarantees it will be possible to get to the next round without tokens, but I assume the app will factor in just one token per round at most, as it gave us six to use.

There might also as always a luck factor. In a group of 20 you might be lucky and be amongst others who all have used all their tokens.

(Yes, michimune, I've broken my promise here not to post again. So what? )