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when you encounter a red axon just go all the way horizontally until you miss it and then countinue climbing up, that will make it easy :D
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I was willing to work for that hard badge and replay as many times as necessary, right up until the last yellow protein of my 4-sequence got stolen by a red neuron. There were no other dots for me to connect to, and so all I could do was helplessly scream as my sphere of influence closed in around me.
TL;DR special proteins shouldn't be capturable by the enemy QQ
but an enjoyable game nonetheless.
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It is really brutal that this game has a sort of 'auto-aiming'. If a protein is within reach, you don't actually have to hit it to connect. But as soon as the circle excludes it, you absolutely cannot get it anymore. the dilemma is that you soon learn the range of the auto-aim and that it is okay to just sort of click at the right position. The range limit works drastically different. It has absolutely no give. This screws me over on a regular basis. I don't know if I should consider it an additional challenge or inconsistent game design. I lean towards the latter, because the result is so incredibly frustrating, but when thinking about it, I tend to think that it is the former... I don't know... It just makes me angry sometimes.
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It would be a good game, if it wasn't broke. There's moments in the game where I click a Neuron and it simply doesn't take me there and therefore I die. I know I've clicked it, it's white, it's all good yet it just doesn't register.
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@pawoffkevin
The red ones are just other nerve cells they represent competitive inhibition. Look it up (the game itself has a whole section about this)
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@bloodbath21 The term "Nerd" or "Geek" is meant to be offensive, but I feel it only really compliments the targeted, seeing as it only says that the person is smarter than the offender. In this case, the creator has learned how to program games, making him a geek or nerd, since he's smarter than you. That means that every person who's ever learned how to program is a nerd or geek according to your rules. You can come up with an idea like this for your game by doing about 5 minutes of research. The creator is not a nerd or a geek, you're just stupid. Oh, no offence.
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There is little to learn from randomly clicking all over the place. Sure we get some "you just build xxxx" and a wikipedia link. That does not really make the game itself educational though. I'm giving this a 2
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the "hard" badge seems piss-easy, just takes a somewhat long time. just constantly click the circles and go in the opposite way of the rival neutrons to earn it. takes about 4 minutes tops.
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Red cells really shouldn't be allowed to spawn in narrow corridors... Two times in five games was I killed because there were literally no places to go even before I got to that area.. Turned a 5/5 into a 4/5 for me.
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wtf, i even have the purple power up, the whole screen is in the circle, yet my nerve just stops and dies despite the fact that i'm furiously clicking on 3 different nodes right next to me. broken game