Player lunedejour posted a message on 14/01 14:34 on the ZooValley & CadoVillage Forum: Bonus words. Answer him on ZooValley & CadoVillage and exchange with other players

And so I say .... this evening, back 3 boxes on the side, nice ... oh but disillusionment 10 U in the draw! Uh, do you call that a part?

Me who loved this game, here I am to scratch voluntarily parties. Draw without vowels, with the same consonant repeated X times .... and there is no bonus-word that is so. In short, games less and less attractive as they become difficult.

😢I have been away for a while and when i come back i want to play my favorite game 'bonus words' very badly took me, this game became IMBUVABLEEEEEEEEEE

Myself following an old old on Bonus-words, I can not find any pleasure with the new version, it would be too good to see the old.

Thank you for reading me 🙁

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Hello,

I too have no pleasure playing the word bonus. Before I played every day it's harder I think I'll stop playing on this site.

I join the clan of the discontented: angry anyway there is only that!) ...
At my age, Bonus words is the only interesting game but when a new grid is displayed I leave the game without playing because it's too long and complicated, so it does not amuses me anymore.
Madwin told me that it was "not to tire the players", they just forgot that the circulation of the letters being random, it pizzazz. In addition, the equality of chances to rank because players who have often the old grid are favored!
Also note the drastic reduction of potential points on the games (and staffing challenges that have been divided by 2, perhaps also to "not weary players" ...)
Finally I have the double impression of being made because I bought credits to play + often Bonus Words and it turns out that it is lost funds (but not for Dreamcentury).
That Madwin gives us at least the opportunity to CHOOSE THE GRID with which we want to play ...

I agree with all the critics (deserved!) against Dreamcentury ...
Let's hope that the "administrators" are intelligent enough to put back the previous version (we can always believe in miracles)