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Aggressive ad load
these games are always fun for a little bit. after going on over par or sometimes 1 under when you are 19-20+ your form goes down forcing you to watch an ad. it never really goes up even after great performances. when you rest to 100%…
Full of adverts. Advert for stamina, adverts for status, adverts for skills, adverts for some comps. The game is alright but it just to much adverts and it gets worse as you go on. Even if you win a comp your player is still miserable and…
I would of give you five stars but unfortunately you dont put enough adverts in , 1 every 2 minutes just isn't enough, provide us with 1 60 second advert every minute and I might give you 5 stars
Energy / timer gating
I like the game and paid for no ads because the ads are ridiculously long and would crash the game. Why do I have to wait for an 8 hour cooldown to play a game I spent 15$ on?
money grab abd ad pit. every 10 minutes you have to watch about 4 minutes worth of ads to proceed. you can go adless for $15. then after about 20-25 minutes you either have to use diamonds, which cost money, or wait anywhere from 1-8…
a fun game but I wish their was more to offer. also way too much in game stuff forces you to watch ads, to just play the game mind you. you can wait it out but if I'm playing a lot the game literally gives you a cooldown that makes you…
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