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Candy Crush Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Das Brute (@Justin7heBrute) reported 5 minutes ago

  @LizzieMarbach Women are just so bad at playing them which is the real crux of the issue. Like 5 year old boys can crush them at anything that isn't...candy crush

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  Fish Stark (@fishstark) reported 8 minutes ago

  @alden_olms Because it's obvious that Candy Crush isn't what anyone thinks the problem is. These people don't want women to be allowed to work or get divorces!

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  Lunar dysphoria (@lunar_dysphoria) reported 11 minutes ago

  Zohran’s admin has done zilch for my neighborhood. Public services are the same: buses are slow/infrequent, park issues not fixed, trash everywhere, cops play candy crush, poor and homeless people remain unhelped. If you think these PR stunts matter, you are truly a muppet.

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  Walnut Ave Value (@walnutavevalue) reported 12 minutes ago

  Low TFR is a problem, but Candy crush is red herring here. Real problem is expensive housing. Need real incentives like 33% off taxes for every child under 18

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  Microscopic Animal (@bttldog) reported 14 minutes ago

  @Hockey_ftw @SkolRant He’s ignoring the actual questions people consider when considering children in favor of diminishing the problems. It’s pure ignorance. There are real addressable reasons, candy crush is not one of them.

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  𝐓𝚑𝚎𝚛𝚎'𝚜 sᴏᴍᴇᴛʜɪɴɢ... 𝒘𝒓𝒐𝒏𝒈 ʷⁱᵗʰ 𝔪𝔢📌 (@pallidusaranea) reported 17 minutes ago

  “uh.. candy crush and solitaire?” slow blink. should . . . should she hand over her phone?

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  EvilCat (@Evilkatto) reported 17 minutes ago

  @Luseraphiel @tajbanis @BleuSpheres I think the problem is that we call very disparate things "games". At least I'd separate gamey games and cinematic experiences (CinEx anyone?). I even have my doubts if Candy Crush (the original, from the web portal) should be in the same category as Candy Crush Saga (MTX-based).

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  Pat Webb (@CommissionerPW) reported 19 minutes ago

  @PBanderski @ThomBrady5 And Candy Crush isn’t the problem. It’s mass migration. It’s well known that diversity of a populace reduces birth rate. His Koch Brithers benefactors always wanted more of it and more open borders. He’s full of ****.

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  bendell werry x (@AliceNNderfold) reported 21 minutes ago

  For all but four years of my life I have lived without a personal computer. In college, I used the computer labs… it was wonderful, in comparison to later experiences, to have pals nearby suffering like you were. My first computer was an Apple laptop. I had never used Apple before. It sat on a quilt I was using as a table cover for three years while the credit card they had advertised for its “affordability” accrued interest so fast that I ultimately paid three times the original price. I only used it to check email haha (it turned out that, indeed, reality television and a full time job were enough and back then Survivor was it…I looked forward all week to the next episode.) I sold that laptop in a Panera for $600. Not bad for used, but barely. My second computer was a gift from a well off would-be boyfriend who thought a huge touch screen Lenovo was the right guess. I used it to conquer Candy Crush while listening to Obama lecture from the t. v. in the adjacent room. Then, out of nowhere, this monster computer/monitor combo went dark. I knew nothing about computers, I was a chemical engineering turned English major: I had avoided computers like the plague. (It dawns on me now how my first memory of computers was in about the second or third grade where I won an award for a paragraph I wrote on a computer screen detailing my plans to sell the most school candy bars that year and win a bike. Maybe it wasn’t for my writing ability, after all??) So, the Lenovo died and I couldn’t fix it or replace it…. It’s ok, I felt I had thoroughly whooped both candy crush and candy soda crush and that must be it,so I went out back to dig in the dirt.

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  Katyayani Shukla (@aibytekat) reported 22 minutes ago

  1. The Start Menu Ad Board Situation: You open the Start Menu to launch your core tools, expecting a clean grid of your installed software. Instead, half your visual field is polluted with "Pinned" apps like TikTok, Instagram, and Candy Crush. You assume these are pre-installed programs taking up valuable disk space, but they are actually just paid corporate advertisements waiting for a misclick to trigger a background download. System: Right-click and unpin every single piece of corporate bloatware immediately. Do not leave a single one. Then, go to Settings > Personalization > Start and aggressively turn off "Show recommendations for tips, shortcuts, new apps, and more". Why it works: You reclaim your visual real estate and cognitive load. The Start Menu goes back to being a pure, functional launcher that obeys your commands, not a digital strip mall designed to steal your attention before you even begin working.

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  Dustin McComas (@DustinLMcComas) reported 23 minutes ago

  I don't have enough space on here... a few things: -US birth rates have been declining since 2007 -a part of the recent decline is a significant decrease in teen pregnancies -the Candy Crush analogy was incredibly lazy -between the healthcare system, lack of paternal/maternal paid leave, rising cost of living in general, and insanely expensive costs of childcare, there are many financial factors that make affording children extremely difficult and not to mention the time/flexibility required for two working parents -while Sen. Sasse was in office, he called ACA/Obamacare 'arguably the worst law in our history.' Regardless of your opinion of ACA, it mandated maternity coverage, which was a huge win for new moms; prior, people could unknowingly be stuck with massive hospital bills. -I imagine the younger population is a bit frustrated with the current outlook for jobs, finances, owning a home, the general state of society, etc.

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  GBR (@GayBearRes) reported 23 minutes ago

  @Random_Walk_PDX It would probably have no impact on their already very low birth rates, because Candy Crush is actually the problem.

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  RambleOn (@_Ramble_On_) reported 24 minutes ago

  @60Minutes Yes, it’s cell phones and candy crush. It’s not the exorbitant costs of living, having a baby, socializing to find a partner and not having enough time because life is filled with working, having healthy habits and finding products that aren’t harmful, etc. It’s cell phones.

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  Thomas Birch (@TBirch86) reported 26 minutes ago

  @KoryNParker @Taxeconomist I feel for him and his family, but hard pass. I’m tired of the media trying to get us to listen to this guy. He’s so out of touch. Saying Americans are playing Candy Crush instead of having babies…he’s done nothing to address affordability issues during his tenure in the Senate

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  Purple Christian (@deeppurplexian) reported 28 minutes ago

  @thomaslhorrocks It’s both, my good sir. Candy Crush is just shorthand for the problem he means to indicate, and I think you know that. But that’s a micro reason. One macro reason is what you correctly mention: It’s much harder to afford early-20C domesticity than Boomers would like to believe.