What happened to the bonuses for coming back daily?

I had no idea that I was in a test group. What, it's been several years and nobody told me until now? Sure is funny that after being in a test group for years, unknowingly, then I am out, without being told that either? And, with my wife also playing the game, plus other friends, and all received the daily bonus, but now some don't. Nobody knew that we were in or out of a test group. Pretty strange.

The features are in no way prefixed? I guess that you don't have many other people you talk to who are also playing Candy Crush. Because of having a few players to converse with, we can try, as a group, to do different things. Like, hey Joe, you click stop on the when the grand prize, Sam, you click on the striped candy, Sarah, you click on the fish, I'll click on the exploding bomb candy. Oh, what? We all got the rolling candy????? But I can't even use it on the level I am on.

Then, there is the game itself. How many have been stuck on the same level for awhile? Trying all the available boosters until they are almost gone. Then, without using a booster at all, you get through the level faster than you have ever done before. No matter what mistakes you make, you still complete that level.

The next level that pops up, a level listed as being hard, and you can use your 100+ rolling candies. Hmmm, let's not waste it and try this level without using a booster. Well, what do you know, zipped through that level too! Same thing on the next level, etc., then you get stuck on a level and no matter what you do, you are stuck for awhile.

No. This game is everything but random. It is electronic based and can be manipulated by those in charge.

Now, I have experience with slot machines and they can definitely be manipulated. With the mechanical spinning reel slots, the house gave itself an advantage by making one wheel out of balance. With the advent of the electronic slot machines, the first one's were self-contained and have an electronic selector inside which can change the odds. If you have looked inside a current electronic slot machine, it is pretty much an empty box. The only things inside are drivers to operate the screen, some selector switches for the gamblers' use and something to take your money and issue tickets. Ofcourse it has to have a power cable, but also in that power cable is a hidden data cable. Where does it go? To the central control station where casino employees are monitoring everything in a casino that you can put money in. They've got their own buttons. Those nice casino employees roam the floor giving you change, if you need it, but, their main job is to collect the money that people put into the machine as the slots don't pay out in cash anymore. The floor workers receive a message from the central control center which machines need to be emptied or even a new roll of paper to print the tickets.

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