I agree, please can someone explain how on the morning of day 1 some players have already broken over 8,000 eggs?

How about 1 player has over 8500 broken eggs already. GET A LIFE!

Brett, your "Get a Life" comment is so unnecessary. You have no idea what type of life those people have. I did the Beta testing and really enjoyed the game, so when it came out yesterday, I spent some money on for Monkey Bucks to buy extra hammers. I also used my multiplier strategically and increased my score and my stars. Some people spend their money on movies, some in bars and other like to play games.

@David, maybe you will get it good, but you will probably get fed up with it in a year and stop developing it like you did with EB1 & 2. Why haven't you put a new level on EB2 and please answer the original post as to how after one day some people had broken over 8,500 eggs?

The EB games are the only ones I play. I have had to wean myself off EB1 because I was spending far too much time playing. I will also wean myself off EB2 because I will be playing this one now :) If I had the time I'd keep playing all 3. EB has always had the support of the Devs and despite being busy with many projects they have responded to questions/issues by consulting or resolving depending on the questions. I think we are very lucky that they communicate at all let alone on demand!It doesn't cost us anything and it doesn't cost anything to show a bit of appreciation, we aren't forced to play!

That's a fair point Gordon and I understand what you say about spending money, I've spent a quite a lot myself on EB1 and EB2 and like to progress in the rankings being rather competitive!I'm not doing too well in this game lol! However I think that is not the Devs fault as they had to redesign Eggbreaker games because Facebook introduced rules to prevent continuous play as was the case in EB1, I'm guessing this was due to financial issues. I may be wrong but I thought paying for tokens etc to play games benefited Facebook not the programmers. I know there must be some sort of payment/reward to those involved in producing the games but they are restricted in what they can do by the rules of Facebook. I agree that it would be great if a game could continually be added too instead of new games being created and yes, it is frustrating when it just ends. I'm sure Facebook would receive more financial benefit but I'm sure there must be a reason why this is not the case as far as the Devs are concerned. If this is not so I'm sure someone will put me right :)

I so agree with you David. As a student looking to go into this field the idea that you guys would do this for us for nothing is rediculous. Do you all have any idea the amount of work that goes into even one level of these games. I mean really. I made one small tile game myself and between the art and the code it took bout 200 hours of work just to get it working and it may take me another 200 hours to add all the bells and whistles these guys have, and thats just level one.

Yes, kudos to David! I don't spend much money now on virtual games, but I did on EB1. I see it as entertainment value, exactly like going to a movie, or purchasing a console game. Do you know how much money I spent on my first Nintendo??!! And now it's nearly worthless. When I go the a casino I plan on spending a set amount of money for it's entertainment value. It is obviously worth it to some people to spend money on virtual games. I say let them support their favorite game developers (aka DJArts) however they want! I'm just too, let's say frugal... frugal is a good word.

I've only been on for 7 days with over 8K eggs broken and 5M score. I admit it ... I buy Monkey Bucks. For me the game is relaxing. I don't do it for ranking, other than improving my personal score. I'm thrilled with a "big" win and try different ways of playing to increase my wins. I budget a small amount of money to my entertainment.

As for getting a life ... I have one - a good job, family, and friends, and lots of non computer events to attend almost weekly. I also have insomnia so I break eggs. The game puts no demands on me and is relaxing.
Even though I've completed EB1, I still log in to send hammers to my friends that haven't finished yet.

To the developers ... Thanks! Love the games.