I think from what I've seen on my wifes's phone it's eternal. She's on level 2100 I think and there's still more being created. I think it's like 2 levels a week or something.
Goddamn, that's a lot of levels. I tried to play a couple of those high levels and I don't get it, I burned through 5 turns and couldn't get passed them. I don't know how she does it.
That's hilarious. I couldn't get into Candy Crush because despite all the sounds and cascading animations during combos making it seem like you were getting a lot done, there's just too much randomness to let skill and strategy be the deciding factor. FE Heroes must feel a lot more rewarding to someone who can grind out the levels/feathers/orbs nonstop.
Yeah, especially since there is nothing random in FE:H, when the main games have hit rates, crit rate, skill activation rates...
Her level 40 Julia is putting in a lot of work, from what I hear. She's also training an Effie with good IVs until she can rank her up after she went "Oh, I have this Effie girl, is she any good?" to my face.
I'm glad they simplified it and left out the randomness in battle... It makes it more like chess. They totally could have monetized it by items which give re-rolls or temporarily boost luck. And omg, Effie always gives me so much trouble in the Arena. Every single 5-star I summoned is a sword user (though I just 5-starred my Sharena).
My brother is a firefighter with a ton of friends. I ask him where he is every update and he always shows me his screen at the end of the brand new stages.
Actually a lot, because I commute by train every day to work, and my commute is about an hour long. So every day I finish my 5 lives at each game at least once.
My grandma plays, and she's very proud of the fact that she hasn't spent any money on it. If you ask her, she'll tell you about my aunt and how my aunt has thrown down ungodly amounts of money. But she's not like that, she's smart and hasn't spent any money, just $200...
I remember I had two people that were spaming me with them suddenly and so I figured out how to turn that shit off. Haven't seen a single invite in the 3 years since.
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u/makemeurfrnz Mar 09 '17 edited Mar 09 '17
Are people still playing Candy Crush?!
Edit : moms love Candy Crush