
Kevin R
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There's a burnout that applies when you get money faster if you just stop playing the game for 2 hours and return, stop, repeat, rather than just playing the game. The early stages of the game are addicting, but when everything becomes stupidly expensive at an exponential rate, absurdly exponential, it's hard to interact anymore. Everything feels like a slog later on, gems are slowly appearing so you barely get to use cards, it's just not as fun as day 1.
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John Adams (Uncle Iroh)
The game has been a lot of fun, with plenty of challenges and weekly activity to keep me engaged. That said, I paid for "No Ads," and while it lets me collect ad rewards sans watching, as advertised, there are still pop-ups on loading advertising the developers "deals." When I pay for "no ads," that means I don't want YOUR ads either, nor do I want a side-bar cluttered with the various "X2!" promotions.

William Hamilton
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Found an oversight within cards, where it crashes if you select to buy a card despite having all of the ones you can get. I haven't reached level 1,000, so I don't have access to the third epic card, but every other card has been maxed out, so I thought to test what'd happen, and it crashed when I tried to buy another card. Personally, I'd recommend making a message that appears if you were to try that, whether or not you've gotten all cards. Also, I felt the need to allow others to try it, too.
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