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And that is why you never trust me!

I posted a little overview at the top of page 4 that answers a lot of these questions. But NO, you cannot earn any more pieces once you've converted your map (OR if you have the full map completed but not yet converted). If you try, you'll get a Neomail that looks like this:

Congratulations! You have won 10 Neopoints by coming in 6th place in a World Challenge!

It looks you have collected all the pieces for the picture(s) in the world that this game is set in, so no piece has been awarded.

If you want to continue earning pieces after you complete a map, you MUST NOT convert it, and you must send the pieces to your inventory or shop or whatever first.

Ok. So let me ask one more question involving this.

Let's say I have the Last Ten pieces in my Map area, and the first ten in my invo. Would I win pieces 1-10 then since I have 11-20 in the map?

Also, you can have all the pieces together in the map at the same time, but if you convert it you won't win any more pieces, correct?

Yes (and yes)

It says that message if your score gets reviewed and you have sent 3 scores. Your score will be reviewed if its to high and somtimes randomly

Thanks, I was wondering if that was the World Challenge version of the 'reviewed' score. But that's terrible... unless they're planning on going back in time and giving people the map pieces for getting the high score afterall. It makes the games a heck of alot harder if you've got to aim for the tiny value that is higher than your opponent but less than what would trigger one of those reviewed scores. (And in SaS I start getting the errors at 250 which is also the bottom amount required to beat the score of a good/uber SaS player *mumbles to self*)

Apparently I'm just too good at Splat a Sloth for my own good, whodathunkit? Especially as I'm only considered a 'novice' player in ranking! <-- shrugging smily instead of hugging

AH, I am very releaved now.

Now I know I can earn Twenty Maps worth, sumbit one and be able to sumbit the others.

I am a happy camper.

Yes, yes it does. There's a group of us who all play Volcano Run and have high scores in our lists of 4,500+ (mostly in the 4.7-4.9K range). However, the "review limit" is 4,500, so we all have to try to get as close to that as we can and then deliberately lose, which, if you've ever played Volcano Run, you'll know is very difficult because the counter is so fast. Normally if one of the others is playing and has a high score of 4,480+, I'll just wait until the next hour instead of wasting my time trying to beat that.

It's the same in Mootix Drop, though few of us there. There's an "easy" way to get 1998 points... It's competitoin to see who can do it fastest.

Erm... what is the world challenge? o.O

The World Challenge is a big world-wide Challenge. Basically:
1. You pay 100 NP to sign up for the hour at a game. Games that are listed under their respective worlds are eligible towards the Challenge.
2. You play the game and score as high as you can. Once you send score, your challenge will be posted. The system will then automatically pair you up with another score in the same game for the hour, and whichever one of you won gets a point. If you lost, then you lose a point, and if you get a tie nothing happens at all. For example, if you had 6 points and you lost a game, you would have 5 points, and if you won a game you would get back to 6 points.
3. Once five people enter the Challenge, the Challenge is on for the rest of the hour. Just keep playing the game and sending score. The scoreboard looks something like this:
Rank Username Score
4. At the end of the hour, depending on how many people played, the users in the top 2-infinity ranks wins a map piece and a share out of the money earned from all the people that paid 100 NP to play the challenge. Once you piece together the entire map you get 2,000 NP for that specific world and a rare item. This could vary in value from 20,000 NP to over a million, it's completely random.

Now what was I going to say?

It can actually vary in value from 4K (a codestone) to over a million.

It seems someone asks what World Challenge is on every single page of the thread.

The whole score review/no challengers/cannot send any more scores thing drives me nuts!

There's only a few games that I can even attempt to enter the WC for, I'm that bad at games. But to play your heart out and get that message that you've sent all your scores for the day and can't send any more challenge scores is just Argh! That and the odd (to me) arbitrary "high score" that causes a score review. For Carnival of Terror it seems to be 2,000 - and if your score is reviewed, you won't get a map piece or the np. At least I haven't. I've somehow gotten over 2,000 I think twice in CofT (luck, alot of clocks/ammo) and every time - score review, no np, no map piece.

Is it worth it to spend 400k on a full Haunted Woods Map and use it? Or should I resell it for more?

The prices seem to be steady around 400K right now, so I don't know how much more you could get. And if you decide to use it, it's just luck -- you could get an item worth 4K, one worth 40K, or one worth a million plus.

And great, now I have someone accusing me of cheating. His neomail:



I replied:



I thought that was pretty straightforward, but he said:



I wrote back:



Apparently he doesn't, because he wrote again:



And me:



(*I realized later that it actually says "Your scores that are not processed and not going towards your rating yet:," but same thing, really.)

I hope that's the end of it. I swear, if I get reported and unfairly frozen when I'm not doing anything that could EVER be considered cheating...

(Also, I now have a full set of Tyrannia that I'd like to trade for a full set of anything BUT Faerieland or Meridell. If anyone's interested in trading, PM me! )