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What do different colors mean in Saga
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@DeryckDeryck said:@mercerik lol OP posted this a year ago. Doubt she ever came back. Also, it doesn't sound like your info addresses what she asked as she specifically asked about blue and green, which are missing in your post.
This Topic was listed in the Hot Topic before I responded. You were right, in the Game Map, the Green is a Completed Ingredient Level. You are an observant player! -
@mercerik Makes sense how you found it I guess. But it doesn't change that the posted date "September 2018" is right under the original post.
I was referring to your explanation of what the colors mean:
"Normally, the Pink is an Easy Level, the Purple is Hard Level, the 2 Shades of Blue is Super Hard Level and the Blackish Blue/Dark Purple is Nightmarishly Hard Level."
That doesn't include anything for blue and green, which as you quoted were 2 colors OP specifically asked about. If your explanation is the colors represent a level's difficulty, then what difficulty is blue and green? -
@mercerik mhm, I know you chose to respond to the original post only. And I'm still saying your explanation to it didn't touch on what Gail asked for - knowing what the blue and green meant. And then after I asked, still no answer was given. So I will ask it again: If your explanation is the colors represent a level's difficulty, then what difficulty is blue and green?
Sorry if this seems overly aggressive. Only reason I point it out is the reason King/its support staff gets a bad rap: people (including me) have the experience of King support not reading/not understanding what they say. -
@Deryck
Do you ever get a hint that it is necessary to stop, especially when you get a compliment or a polite praise? Or are you like a freight train that keeps on going? If you want to get a good answer to your inquiry, you have to stop your motor and treat people nicely just like how you want yourself treated. You don't want to blow somebody's top on you before you get it.
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