You can get them back if you wait longer. And the way you can get them back is either by paying real money or watch an add. first of all there are the lives, you get 5 lives and you will lose 1 live every time you lose a level, and if you lose all of your lives. Microtransactions: Boy are there a lot of those. There are also spells that just make the game easer than it already is.
And there is the daily challenge were you can lose lives unlike the arena. Mighty Eagle's Bootcamp is just a shop, nothing else to say about this mode. If you get the pig card, you can watch an add to pass or pay with gems. In the tower of fortune you can get upgrades for your birds however you can not see any of the cards, and one of them is a pig card. Now the arena its a multiplayer mode and its just as bad as the base game though you don't lose lives when you lose in this mode. Now there is the cosmetics, not really much to say about them, other than they look like they were stolen from PvZ 2. She's fine can be useful some times but sense the level design is randomly generated, it mostly just ends up making her completely USELESS. First lets start with the new bird, silver. New stuff: Okay so there is tons of new stuff that this "sequel" brought to the table, all of witch suck. Another problem with this is that because it is an roguelike, there is a new version of each level every time you re-start, meaning that it is impossible to practice them. There is no way to tell a bot how to create meaning full puzzles without them becoming boring and easy. While I do like the roguelike genera, for some reason it gets merged with other genera's that are NOT designed for roguelikes.
Level design: This level design is stupidly easy, it becomes a mindless game were all you have to do is just fling birds at buildings and pray that something hits those structures, and the reason for this because the game's levels are randomly generated making it a roguelike. Angry Birds 2 is bad game, it is a downgrade from the original and here is why: 1.
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