With one side asking for specific shape and the other side asking for a specific color the math goes something like this. 1/4 correct shapes next to 1/4 correct colors Meaning the chances of getting both are 1/16 which is 6.25%. You start with 4 pieces and can place up to 7 pieces safely. You can also use your free deals to make 6 more totaling 17. With that being said it is not too unlikely to do with bonus deals but the levels can have that setup twice over in the same puzzle. Maybe even more in later levels as I am now stopped at 18 due to Luna/blue and Terra/blue on opposite sides. Good luck to any who wish for this badge.
Level 10 tricked me with its design. I was over thinking it from the get go. Still the game being about programming and functions and what not level 10 seemed overly difficult. As ashamed as I am to admit it the video I watched for the solution had most every slot full.
Game is kinda bad overall. I zoomed through a lot of the beginning areas and then later found out that you can pick up the civilians. I just felt no need to press 1 or 2 after having noticed E and Q will also swap weapons. Now I got brutes, those weird ground clingers and mutants just now and feel like I'm under upgraded. Long story short slow down and press F near civilians. You can take them to churches or police stations.
Man why can't i start where I last made it to. We all know 9 balls is the hardest so why couldn't I start at nine and see if I could last 10 secs at that point rather than having to go through the whole shebang every time. You won't even see the fifth ball until half a minute. Sigh, though it has always been the most boring style of badge I really have no choice in the matter. One more try.
This game has simple gameplay that isn't very hard yet very time consuming. In 1v1 matches labs will shut down your foe completely as they have no way to remove poison and in free for all matches with 4 or more players I always had an easy time if I stockpile and blitz a comp right after he spends all his resources on upgrades. Now that I have beaten all 75 levels allow me to go have nightmares about this game.
Interesting that Fabdlnltc's comment should have so many +. I thought Caesar knew Brutus. I guess this is a different one then. Also the lion deserves his own day off. Look at how overworked he is.
So wait is this even a game? I get the feeling that this is only a random number generator with animations. There is no player interaction aside from checking how far the little man will walk. There is zero percent skill from what I can tell as you can only roll the die. Finally there seems to be no story. Who is this man? Why is he in the dungeon? Does he always listen to the die he carries in his pocket and why is this thing on kongregate?
The replay button at the end doesn't actually work. It started the game over but my inventory was the same as the end game and the counter top was missing the ashes and bottle.
Seriously this hard badge feels too hard. It looks like each level nets around 2000 points and at level 15 I was only at 28,519. With the ever increasing difficulty and the not very increase in rewards it seems like level 20 is where you'll get 40k. I just don't have the patience to play this for that many levels. All who read here know that the hard badge is gonna be long and repetitive. Also possibly very boring.
The fuel drain upgrade with radar helps a lot on the third day. It becomes less about luck and more about just hitting platforms. You still need pretty decent runs on the first 2 days though for the best odds of success. I had to go past the moon five times to get to mars on the third day alone.
@Howitzer21 (around 15 posts ago) Not wanting to start a debate on the comments of a game where you debate philosophy is quite shameful really. I can't remember too many over generalizations about religion that would be too terrible. One thing mentioned was that a lot of religions share in the idea that people should not kill without cause. Religions might feel like they were picked from a cookie cutter because it might be something a fair amount of people enjoy. All in all is it really that bad if religions are similar to one another especially if it is something usually agreed upon like the aforementioned example?
First and foremost this game is fun. Energy felt like a worthless stat as most of the time dudes die in 1 hit. Damage is intense as 700+ Health can disappear in one hit. The game became easy with "Sumole" paired with "Falcona". First turn use windstorm and two of the opponents are now dead or 1 redirect just took twice the damage and is knocked out in 1 move(sometimes the redirect isn't 100% and I end up killing three guys). Skill trees are great and allow for huge diversity in the minions. The way to obtain minions was tedious especially when you consider the random boosted stat. I know some people may opt to heal but I don't think many people want the boosted stat to be energy in comparison to Speed, Attack, or Health. Did anyone else want to see a description in the Minion-Pedia? Some of the minions are awesome and I wanted to see a bit of trivia info like "Though gruff in appearance this minion likes gardening." or stuff like that.
This game is quite the challenge but I felt scared to try new things. If I wanted to test out the different weapons against a boss I have to sell my old ones and if I am then unsatisfied with these new weapons I am now stuck with them until I get the cash to get back to my old setup. Perhaps a storage box or something to place unused weapons while one uses the other ones. Also a way to see the other items for sale without having to sell something. Otherwise it gets hard to know what I can replace my accessories with.
Why is sidequest 10 so difficult? I have all the upgrades and maxed stats and have even beaten the game. My Blazem practically soloed the final bosses with his mere 1,425 health while my Bravion, Argale and Taffy (2,325 2,005 and 1,765 respectively) all die super quickly. Meanwhile a level 1 Bravion and Panpao beat them everytime.
This game is somewhat ridiculous. The rate at which you earn the games currency is abysmally slow for obvious reasons. The huge amount of energy consumption along with its slow regeneration is pretty bad as well. The only problem I have with pay to play games is the fact that if I wanted to pay money to have fun on a game I would probably just buy an actual game that already has the fun built in rather than continuously pay small bits every now and then for energy and cards. On an even more personal note though I do enjoy yugioh and this game has a few of my favorite cards that are now decent to use unlike the real card game.
(few spoilers ahead) So the dude had flushed his keys down the toilet to prevent thugs from stealing his car that had the spark plugs locked in a safe with the combination outside with zombies. "oh no thugs, what if one of them finds my power drill, goes in to my attic, breaks my chimney, uses an extension cord to open a hole over my van and uses the various sources of cloth to make a rope to my van and finally learns the combination to my safe. Well if he doesn't have pen and paper he won't be able to remember it but why take the risk better flush my keys.
This game is so terrible. Every bubble field is so full of enemies thatit is hard to make headway in upgrade the ship especially when they fire off screen. I sometimes find myself shooting in a empty bubble cause I can never tell if they are still alive or not.
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