To add insult to injury, the objects needed to combine the collections were hard to get, and the amounts needed increased a lot over the course of the event. And of course it was the last item so l had already invested a lot in completing this. It felt like 100 times! I only kept going to see if the item would ever actually appear. There was one which I think took more than 15 but I was too frustrated to keep track. While most objects were findable within a few instances of looking in the picture, there were some items which took waaaaaaay too many-more than 10. Coca-Cola has managed to become a multibillion dollar company by making $.02-$.03 on every can of Coke.Ĭruel, sadistic and anti-gamer! This last special event (I think honoring Mothers' Day) was virtually impossible to finish. The creators need to wrap their heads around the concept of small profits over a lot of people. But I don’t feel that I should have to spend a few hundred dollars every time I want to play a game. Too bad because I tend to spend a few hundred dollars a month on puzzles I like. This group is simply too greedy for my taste. And everything you have to buy is way more expensive than whatever it is you have in your cash so you have to go to the store and buy more rubies or coins or something else.
The puzzles should be challenging, not completely impossible to complete without having to buy something. The puzzles themselves, while a good concept of having to complete a puzzle in order to open a puzzle, have made the objects you’re supposed to find too small and too difficult to find so that you end up running out of time and then you have to buy something to help you complete the puzzle. At least 50% of the time you get nothing But I message saying “better luck next time”. The prizes you’re supposed to get for completing a puzzle are nonexistent. The amount of energy you are allowed lets you play one maybe two games before you’re out of energy and have to buy more. As an experienced Hunter in these types of games I am sorely disappointed in this one.
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