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There might be a device per household sensor triggering early event shutoff. Really hard to say. I know that music season had written rules regarding the amount of devices someone was allowed to use.

Who knows....They possibly played it or claimed less rewards from it than you. I don't know. It isn't available to me anymore either but I bet another event will appear soon enough.

Geez I haven't seen this side of Christine before lol. All I'll say is some games (usually console or desktop ones) let you purchase them at a higher upfront price with no additional purchases available for the rest of the game. Whereas some games are free upfront and rely on ads/in-game purchases in order for the business…

Do you mean candy royale event or chocolate box when it says win a level in one try? Milestone makes me think of the rewards you get every 1000 levels.

Yeah I took videos as well complimentary details outlining what rulebreaking was occurring in simple terms. But even being one of the very final contestants would only get me a custom written sentence occasionally as a reply. There are likely confidentiality or perhaps other reasons where they are unable to tell you what…

Sometimes that happened to me and I had to restart the game, then play a couple of levels and it showed up. Or just manually click the event area and claim it. Usually one of those two fixed it.

Events/side challenges offered change a lot. Probably just a different type coming soon.

I have no events this week. Candy Crush probably wants me to take a little breather after Music Season. Or maybe alien invasion isn't available beyond a certain level.

If there is a formula that takes into account how easy it is to pass levels, it likely takes boosters used into account too. Booster usage info is likely very tracked since there's a lot of revenue from it. So if someone uses boosters, moves it takes would be kind of irrelevant. From what I've heard, there has been…

I'm just waiting for Candy Crush to be a mandatory install on every computer now that Microsoft owns them.