Are you fed up to be a guinea pig ?

seasong

Hi everyone 
Since the beginning of the year things are working badly in your favorite game.
It started with the new built-a-bot that we couldn’t built with old levels.
Fortunately CC listened us and fixed up the bot in June.
But summer brought us a lot of surprises, obviously CC is on his way to rework the game. Timed rewards everywhere, events that disappear, no way to get normal boosters anymore...
They say it’s a transition period and invite you to be patient until changes are established.
Personally I’m fearing the worst about these new rules and in the meantime I’m fed up to be a Guinea pig 😡
I’m so sorry it turned this way cause I’m a faithful and addict daily player

mercerik

seasong said:

Thanks @mercerik my English is not so good but I‘m trying to make me understand. I prefer using a dictionary than a google translator but I still make mistakes. I’m often writing in English with my American friends in a Facebook group which brings together rocks painters from all over the globe, so I’ve had some practice.
I lived in Paris 20 years ago before moving to Toulouse, I guess that’s changed since but it was a nice period of my life. Hope you could visit your friend.
Where are you living? America? 

@seasong

You are welcome! 

Believe it or not, English used to be my second language. I said used to be because I was born, raised and educated in the Philippines with Pilipino or Tagalog as my first language. Living in the United States for so long with no Filipino neighbors to talk to in Tagalog, is main the reason why English is now my first language per se.  I have a son who only speaks English. I guess it was my fault that I did not teach him how to speak my native language. 

The English language just like any other languages in the world has a sentence structure that is followed in sentence construction where the subject comes first, the verb second and the object third. The verbs get conjugated into tenses of present, past or future. Of course, let's not forget about the prepositions which are governing words, expressing the relationship of a noun or a pronoun to the other words in the sentence, making it complete and grammatically correct. Rule of thumb, if the sentence doesn't sound good, it has to be reconstructed.

Currently, I live in Nebraska (the Good Life).

mercerik

seasong said:

Thanks @mercerik my English is not so good but I‘m trying to make me understand. I prefer using a dictionary than a google translator but I still make mistakes. I’m often writing in English with my American friends in a Facebook group which brings together rocks painters from all over the globe, so I’ve had some practice.
I lived in Paris 20 years ago before moving to Toulouse, I guess that’s changed since but it was a nice period of my life. Hope you could visit your friend.
Where are you living? America? 

@seasong

You are welcome! 

Believe it or not, English used to be my second language. I said used to be because I was born, raised and educated in the Philippines with Pilipino or Tagalog as my first language. Living in the United States for so long with no Filipino neighbors to talk to in Tagalog, is main the reason why English is now my first language per se.  I have a son who only speaks English. I guess it was my fault that I did not teach him how to speak my native language. 

The English language just like any other languages in the world has a sentence structure that is followed in sentence construction where the subject comes first, the verb second and the object third. The verbs get conjugated into tenses of present, past or future. Of course, let's not forget about the prepositions which are governing words, expressing the relationship of a noun or a pronoun to the other words in the sentence, making it complete and grammatically correct. Rule of thumb, if the sentence doesn't sound good, it has to be reconstructed.

Currently, I live in Nebraska (the Good Life).