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Why do you lie and say this game is not rigged.
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Shemx2
Posts: 56 Level 2
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Proof enough for me. Only blind followers and people who would easily be persuaded to join a cult would think this game is totally honest,and fair. Spending all their hard earned money like this game was designed for. That's why they're so stingy with the gold. Lol 1-15 bars given in competition only. Don't matter,I only play once a week. Not everyday like I used to before the dishonesty in the game became blatantly obvious.
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Is anyone actually saying the game is not rigged? Have you got any evidence that anyone at King claims that or has said it isn't? I'm only asking because in the past twelve months or so they have made it so obvious I doubt King would still deny it. The gameboards and candies that drop are entirely predetermined by the algorithms. The purpose of the game is to beat that algorithm, so I do still enjoy the game, event though I know the candy drop is fixed.
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I will try to find the response ivey gotten and take a screenshot and show you. And Algorithms are based on what? Being programmed? And yes predetermined is right, I've mentioned that already. So is each win or lose, They are predetermined as well, before you make the first move ,it's predetermined what the outcome will be. Meaning, no matter what decision you make during the game, you've already lost,or won. And( predetermined, Algorithms) are just another way of saying rigged ,or fixed.
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Correct.
"Algorithms based on what", I can't quite understand your question. But broadly speaking I have found that there are these types of level algorithms in the various levels, but there are probably more and combinations of these:
1.Lucky boards that drop the right candies to give you lots of chances to win the level easily.
2. Impossible to pass without boosters but possible if you play pre level boosters.
3. Impossible to pass even with pre level boosters and top win streak on your first attempt (legendary, win streak breaker, pay to pass level) but may become passable on second or a later attempt if playing pre level boosters
4. Level will leave you one order/one move/ one jelly short.
5. Level will let you pass if you play a UFO near the end at the right moment.
I have seen variations of these many times. There seems to be two separate parts to the algorithms, one affecting the initial board and one that affects the last few moves. The initial board is pre determined as to where the pre level boosters are placed and what opportunities open up with the first two moves. There then seems to be another set kicking in a few moves from the end of the level. Either the game suddenly drops colour bombs of exactly the right candies you need to pass, or the opposite happens and no matter what move you play you will be left one candy or jelly short. It is very predictable and quite obviously rigged/fixed. Anyone denying this is lying and I would be interested to see any evidence of such a claim you might find.
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It doesn't cheat and is not rigged. Every level is very likely passable on the first try… BUT… the sequence of moves you would need to make are so out there almost no one would do them.
What I mean is you make a move somewhere on the board that has no value and sometimes a big ol cascade happens. The algorithm for that level requires that move. No sane person would make said move, or sequence of moves but that is what you need to win.
ie I can make move A that would clear out 5 icing and set up x moves or I can match 3 over yonder. The match 3 was the right call in this case because the algorithm says so.
