Baz_James

Noble

If the game is slow in the new version it says far more about your PC and the lack of updates to your browser than it does about the game itself. I have experienced no problems whatsoever. If, however, you transfer to king.com you'll find the older version still in use though I obviously cannot guarantee that it will…

As I understand the level the only additional time available is that which you start the game with. The key to passing is to bring them down into the main play area. I have just replayed and completed the level on this basis.

What's bad about it? There's no fundamental difference in the game itself which is all that matters. It was changed at Facebook's behest as support for Adobe Flash applications is being withdrawn. I trust that you find this new version at least a better option than no game at all?

It's exactly the same game with slightly different graphics. Hardly warrants throwing your toys out of the pram. If you transfer to king.com you will find the game unchanged at present but I doubt that it will remain so for long. If you're leaving then don't expect a going away party. The arrogance of thinking that amongst…

This is not a score based level. There are colour targets to be reached.

What's impossible about it? You only need 4 vertical striped candies in just the right places. Of course that takes a bit of luck (every level does) but it's a long way off impossible.

Firstly if you think you're reaching the target in 30 seconds I suspect you're number blind. Secondly, the problem is clearly countdown bombs which you've surely met before. If you let one explode it doesn't matter in the slightest how high your score. It's game over.

The limit of lives you can have in hand on Facebook and at king.com is 5 as it has been since day one. How you can have been playing 'for years' and not known this is frankly beyond me!

Needed? Or appeared? The level seemed to be playing perfectly normally in the two attempts I've just made.

How old is 'older'? What OS? Provided you have one of the latest browsers capable of handling HTML 5 there really shouldn't be any problem provided you have a reasonable amount of memory and a good Internet connection for any PC less than ten years old. The change is necessitated by the lack of support for Flash in most…