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🎉 Celebrate Warcraft's 30th Anniversary in Candy Crush! - More info HERE
👫 Introducing the New “Friends” Tab - More Info HERE
🍫 Have a Fun Break this November with KitKat 🍫 - More Info HERE
🎉 Celebrate Warcraft's 30th Anniversary in Candy Crush! - More info HERE
👫 Introducing the New “Friends” Tab - More Info HERE
🍫 Have a Fun Break this November with KitKat 🍫 - More Info HERE
Meet your Fantastic Five!
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Let me echo the frustration with being assigned 3 non players ... I spent a lot doing my part and a lot more only to look at 3 zeroes for a "Terrible 3" that makes my work all useless ... With the dynamic duo ... at least I was able to cover for the one dead head ...
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I am now on my second team of five where I am the only one playing. I understand this is a random assignment but they should not assign anyone to a fantastic five group unless they have played in the past week. It takes all the fun out of it when it is only my points.
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I begin to doubt this is not fantastic five rather a fantastic one plus virtual four. Last team we had one teammate scored 3000 at the first day then nothing for the rest 13days. Another scored 2000 in one day none for the rest. It is hard for me to believe that for 13 days none of them every open the app.
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Great idea but you are randomly matched with 4 others so far my team has managed to get all boosters but only through 4 of us 1 random not played so not scoring points which makes it harder. also im at the max levels i can get till updates so cuts my scoring power massively
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This is pretty much the worst 'feature' I've ever come across in CC. The rewards aren't worth it, being forced to play with people who don't play is annoying, and it doesn't help 'encourage' the non-players to play more, just penalise those who do. I've been allocated into the same group on at least 2 challenges now, and it's really making me not want to play.
