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The last gummidragon did not drop
Snowplowing
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Hi @christinewupp is your post that got sent for approval still in your drafts? If it is have a look at it and see if you can spot any words that might be causing your post to get sent for approval. Edit them out and try posting it again. I really can't understand why so many of your posts get sent for approval.
@Snowplowing unfortunately I don't really have an answer for you. I can tell you that the issue of one ingredient (cherry or Gummi Dragon) being missing and causing people to lose their Win Streaks and use gold for extra moves has been going on since at least 2015. What I can't tell you is when or if King are going to fix the issue.
Seeing has how Gummi Dragons replaced cherries even though the issue of cherries being missing was already an unresolved issue it is easy to conclude that King aren't interested in fixing the issue. The issue always resolves itself the next time you play the level, so this could be one reason that King don't want to fix the issue. Call me paranoid, but the fact that the issue always resolves itself by the time you play the level again is highly suspicious. It is almost like the game is coded to make players with a large Win Streak lose their win Streak. I never have a Win Streak higher than ten lately and I have never seen the issue of missing ingredients.
This meant that I lost all booster and alot of gold, that cant be ok…
It doesn't seem fair to lose something that you played for through no fault of your own, but King generally do not replace gold if you just won it by playing the game. They will definitely not replace your Win Streak. If you paid for any of the gold/boosters that you used to gain you Win Streak then they will refund you if you contact Player Support.
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This seems to be a bug with portals, I’m pretty sure. If very large cascades are happening and the dragon/ingredient goes through a portal (a drop through portal) sometimes a regular candy comes through it first somehow and the dragon/ingredient probably gets “stuck” inside the portal. When this happens the level is unbeatable since it never gets unstuck. @Alienscar Even though it may seem like a King thing to do to rob people and get people to spend more money,I actually had this happen when I had a zero win streak with a cherry, before gummy dragons became a thing.
you can see it in this video if anyone wants to see it, THIS IS NOT MY VIDEO!
You can see the last dragon spawn and then it disappeared into the portal at 1:49.
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Problem is @Oichi this issue doesn't just happen on levels with portals. A Dragon can't get stuck in a portal as that isn't how digital elements work. For a Dragon to be produced then for it to subsequently disappear displays an issue with the underlying coding of the level.
When it comes to software coding there isn't really a grey area for things like this.
It would be nice to know if dragons/cherries have fleetingly existing on every level that this issue has occurred.
It is good to know that it occurs with zero Win Streaks as well though.
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After re-watching the video frame by frame, it seems the color bomb turned the dragon into a blue striped candy for some reason? It does pop out of the portal for a couple of frames but then the color bomb changed it into a blue striped.
Press the , and . keys to play frame by frame.
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Already noticed that @Oichi. Definitely something wrong with the coding as that isn't what is supposed to happen.
To be honest this kind of 'error' still makes me suspicious of the whole issue. Afterall whether it be cherries or dragons the issue has been going on since 2015 as far as I can see.
