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Let players know how close they are to a difficult level when asked to continue
snakegore999
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One key factor that can help players make a better decision whether or not to continue a level after a failure condition is met (e.g. run out of moves or allow a Candy Bomb to detonate) is how many levels away is the player from a difficult level. This piece of information can be helpful because if a player with a max reward win streak on the line when they are asked to continue on a failed level knows up front how close they are to a hard, nightmarish or legendary level will give them more of a reason to do everything they can to save that win streak because the max reward of a win streak can be absolutely pivotal in beating difficult levels. Conversely, knowing that a hard level is still 6 or more levels away can allow them to seriously consider sparing their gold bars, surrendering and allowing the win streak to break.
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If you already have lifes sent from friends, you can claim that when you are low on lifes. If I've been close to where I need a couple of moves, or if a level is rated hard, I use it on the 9th try. If I wasn't close, or it is a super hard level, nightmarishly hard level, or legendary level, I would try to get 40-90 moves from the level moves and the bonus moves. I don't really understand it, but if im right, then it's in the game, if not, IDK.
