Ancso wrote:
I apologize if I missed it in a previous thread, but has anyone been able to score more than 9 goals?
It's impossible, as far as I know. Firstly there's the time... it's 3 minutes for a game, isn't it? Or am I just stupid? So, since you lose 7 seconds for each goal, for nine goals that's 63 seconds off. 9 goals in 117 seconds means you'd have to average one goal per 13 seconds. Not too hard if you don't get any hard balls. If you get REALLY lucky and had fire balls all game you could get one score every 5+ seconds (Random guess, I never actually check the time but I'm sure most people get several this quick a game).. 72 seconds remaining if you're EXTRA times a million lucky.
So if you managed that or close to it, you'd then somehow have to get past super goalie - as in, super speed goalie that's impossible for me to get past.
I think someone earlier said they got past him several times. Maybe he's increased speed since I started getting over nine goals (like... last round, I think). And they said the score didn't go up.
I suppose that's one way to keep people from cheating. Anyone who tried to cheat with some sort of programme at the start (before anyone realised nine goals was the max) would be automatically frozen. And anyway, in three minutes plus the super goalie to keep you off for the last few seconds, it must be pretty much impossible for anyone to
(Ramble, ramble... I hope no one wasted their time reading that.)
ANYWAY.What I'm wondering, do the games we play get watched (or similar, by man or machine) even when we don't send score? Perhaps to check for cheaters, and also to make sure we send all our scores? If they keep track of actual games played to the end, rather than just sent scores, that might be a reason to send losing scores. If, say, you get one point for sending a loss - a point for simply playing the game and sending score - then perhaps it might do something else for too many unsent losses?
(As you can tell... I have done nothing productive all day. Heh. ^^; My brain turned to mush. I'll make more sense tomorrow, I swear!)