"B4U (Rising Sun mix)" by NAOKI with J-RAVERS
Ok, If you have played Hottest Party, you know this song isn't the imfamously IMPOSSIBLE TO BEAT Super Samurai. It's actually titled B4U. Spotify messed up. You thought that wasn't possible? Well. It is.
Good. Now that that's cleared up, why this super hardcore super ravey song with violent rhythm? Well, when I tell you the topic, you will understand. Oooooooooh you are going to understand so well that your whole body will be electrocuted by that "I feel you brother" feeling. Two words. Candy... You can guess the rest. WOOOOOOOO BOOY WHERE SHOULD I START? From the beginning of course...
So let me tell you the plotline. You are Toffette, an adorable little girl who goes around helping people out. How do you help these people, by matching candy of course! However, as the story goes on, you learn that Toffette is really a spawn of Satan who haunts your dreams and turns you into masochistic nightmarish shell of your former self.
This child will haunt your dreams until you die. |
This game is so easy! I'm the best! |
Overconfidence karma... |
STOP THE MADNESS |
And you win by a large margin when this happens... |
Bring it. |
So now you're trapped playing this supposedly easygoing game that is actually impossible.
I know what you're thinking. "It's titled Candy Crush! How difficult could it be?" No. But you don't understand. The candy pops up at random so you have to choose your moves carefully. Chocolate balls are The Jesus. Combine them with stripes, but don't spend too many moves trying to do that, you still have 748,203,726,342,346,723,867,830 jellies to pop. And sometimes the stripes sit juuuust diagonally from the chocolate ball just to taunt you. Or you'll have one move left and one jelly left and it is futile. Or there will be chocolate blocks on the screen and you'll have to debate over whether to free the candy prisoners or kill those wretched squares of chocolate.
Candy Crush is a wretched cycle. If you don't play it, GOOD. If you do:
May God have mercy on your soul! |
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