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Clouds that form like coral reefs? ☁️ Now that's a concept. #MakingofSky #thatskygame #makingofsky

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做新的每日任务也不能好好做，你丫的还我季蜡，能不能别天天到晚在bug里做游戏，就做个新的每日任务都能做出bug来，点都没法点，换手机都没法做那个任务，我点他头上的问号就一直给我显示那个任务，人tm都在我面前了我还需要知道那是我的任务？tm做都不让人做，就算这只是国际服能不能稍微对待好点

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I would like to know if this is a bug. One of the Sky Kids that I have saved in favorites, every time I give it a light and exit the game (for example, two hours later), it tells me that I have not given it the flame.

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I want to know if the problem is that I can't log in or the game? Or is it a Google problem?

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Give back my season candle 🤬🤬I can't even get the mission,if you want to make new mission don't make bug in it, give my season candle back😮‍💨😮‍💨😑

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Stop 👏banning👏 players 👏from your 👏game. Acknowledge the players who spend real money on your game. Confiscate candles or take away minor privileges as punishments, but don't ban players for whatever "mistake" your AI detects. I want my account back, otherwise issue refunds!!

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