Quests that have us searching for items repeatedly has become a time issue for most players, as the drop rate for items is so frustratingly low. We cannot stress enough how important the ability to set up our wishlist and to be able to gift our friends with much needed items is extremely important. 2 or 3 weeks of waiting for a item to drop is not only frustrating and very time consuming, but it also has made players quit the game all together.Ĥ. The Halloween quest(s) seem to be impossible to complete within the time limit you gave due to terribly slow drop rates of the needed items. A lot of players have not received Rakes from Forester's Huts, Hoes from Quarries, Pruners from Lumber Mills, or Lollipops, Bonbons, Cakes, or Chocolate Bars from chasing away the Pumpkinheads in days. Some get so frustrated they have given up on completing the quests or are quitting the game. The item drop rate on timed quests needs to be adjusted so we stand a chance of being able to finish these type of quests within the allotted time.ĥ. There are many players whose games have reverted back to level 1 after an update. Isn’t our game progression “saved” and “maintained” on your end? If not, there should be back-up that protects all player's game progression.Ħ. There appears to be a problem with upgrading and/or collecting coins from production buildings/houses. “By bringing our network of branches together, we hope to make it easy for those wanting to help our neighbors on Maui by providing a secure option to donate.Many players comment that they no longer have the ability to click on some buildings to upgrade them and others say that many of their buildings have quit producing coins. Our employees, customers and families call these communities home, and we are committed to helping them recover and rebuild,” said Hawaii Bankers Association President Bryan Luke. “The members of the Hawai‘i Bankers Association are deeply saddened by the devastation on Maui caused by the wildfires. Monies collected will be donated to the Hawai‘i Community Foundation Maui Strong Fund, which is providing the resources necessary to aid with disaster response and recovery.

The bankers association is donating $25,000 to the fund.

update on Thursday: The Hawai‘i Bankers Association launched Aloha for Maui, a program accepting donations at any of its member branches statewide to provide assistance to the people, businesses and organizations impacted by the Maui wildfires.

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