If you have the game downloaded to the kindle you should not have to be connected to the Internet to play unless it's requiring an update or something like that. I have never played CC so I am not familiar with how it works. If you have done it previously with no Internet connection I don't know why it would suddenly request that. I wasgoing to suggest a hard shut down. Holding the power button down constantly till it shuts down then the reboot starts then release the button. Don't worry about it taking a while. That often will reset things. The other suggestion is to do a forced shut down for the cc game. Go to settings, apps, find the cc game, click on it to open the information for the gam, there yyou should see an option to force close, click that, ignore the warnings, once you do that force close go back to your actual game and try to play it. You may have to go to settings and uninstall the game then when you havea wWiFi connection reinstall it from play store. Let me know if you have any success or failure.

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Thanks for the information, Raven. I access at the library, and when the library address shows up, I just click on it and type in "www.yahoo.com" and it takes me to "Yahoo", then I click on the email symbol. The one address is the username that I chose, and ".com", as I got it a long time ago, but the more recent one has my chosen username, then ".ca", as I'm in Canada. I set up a gmail address a long time ago, at my son's suggestion ... but not long after that forgot my password (being rather forgetful, even back then), so it's been sitting unused for years. ole joyful

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