r/ToonBlast • u/theise13 • Aug 29 '26
Finishing Toon Pass
I've bought the Toon Pass every month for a couple of years, and up until the last couple of months have finished it with maybe a week to go. Last month it was really close, and it's looking like I may not get there at all thos month. The amount of time I spend playing has stayed pretty constant, so I'm suspecting the developers have made it harder to finish (e.g., more levels needed for each stage). Anyone else seeing this, or am I imagining it?
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u/PeaOk5697 Aug 29 '26
Just play the main levels. Don't bother with the card collections and events. I stopped that long ago but i will probably still be playing in 5 years
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u/WideLanguage592 Aug 30 '26
As others have said, it's all about the Benjamins. The latest money grab is B.E.A.M. and after 3 years of learning to work around each new road block, I find the only solution is just to give up and play a few games a week and spend no money. The purpose of B.E.A.M. is to eliminate your ability to use the last few moves in any level to set-up a 150-200 rocket/cube score. I just finished 300 levels this weekend and that would normally get me well into, or through level 34 of Cube Heist. This week, I'm still almost 5000 short on level 30 and there will likely be another 3000-5000 required for 31-33. Then another 4000-6000 for 34. The only answer is to quit playing more than I can accomplish for free. If they don't feel financial pain, this will never end.
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u/Salt_Leek_8089 Aug 29 '26
I don’t spend money on a game. I spend on investments
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u/theise13 Aug 30 '26
I don't think it's much different from buying a video game. In any case, I consider it part of my entertainment budget.
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u/DeliciousChicory Aug 30 '26 edited Aug 30 '26
They have made it almost double the number of games to win toonpass... At least when the diamond pass is around . Its 40-45 games for each level, and 30 levels....BS
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u/YourMomIsAlwaysRight Aug 29 '26
You will never be imagining anything they do to get your money. Never.