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Party Popper train

varinderkaurbindra

I am not getting party Popper train in my game regularly even after reaching 255 moves. It's very difficult to pass the level without party Popper and no one can use so many gold bars to purchase party Popper every time to pass the game. Please help me in getting the party Popper train in my game on regular basis. Thank you.

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christinewupp

https://community.king.com/en/candy-crush-saga/discussion/comment/3549913#Comment_3549913

Hello @Una1213 The purpose of Candy Crush is to make money for the company that runs it: King, so the purpose is not to keep players entertained - well not beyond the point at which they are addicted to the game and ready to spend money to feed their addiction.

I have read hundreds of posts from players who like you find the higher levels frustrating and have stopped enjoying the game. That is part of why the game is treating you like this. Now that you have reached the very high levels King think that maybe you are so addicted to the game you will be starting to spend some real money, lots of real money, in order to maybe reach the end of the game. That is why they make levels harder and at the same time remove some of the more helpful features you have come to rely on. Some players have managed to reach the upper level with thousands of gold bars in their accounts. The game is trying to make sure they will spend all that gold and start spending real money.

There is no transparency at King's. They run the game with secrecy and rarely share the truth with us even when we ask for it directly. However from experiences others have shared in this community I can say with some confidence that yes, higher players are treated differently and do get less free help in their games.

Una1213

I have been playing Candy Crush for more than 10 years and have passed over 20,000 levels.

What confuses me is that many of the features that used to help long-term players, such as Party Popper Train and ad-based rewards, now seem to appear much less often or disappear entirely for some accounts.

At very high levels, many stages are extremely difficult and often require boosters or special events to make meaningful progress. When these features are unavailable, the game can feel more frustrating than rewarding.

I understand that features may be tested or rotated, but from a player’s perspective it sometimes feels as though long-term players are receiving fewer opportunities rather than more.

I would really appreciate greater transparency about how these features are distributed and whether high-level players are treated differently.

Thank you.

Alienscar

Hello @varinderkaurbindra I haven't seen the Party Popper train in my game for a long time now and I don't think this train is widely available anymore.

One poster on here, @michimune, has discovered that you can make the Party Popper train appear by failing levels when you play offline. It isn't easy though as you have to use all of your five lives and then wait until they refresh and then use them again and so on until the train appears. You can't use saved lives for this method of obtaining the Party Popper train

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