Smurfs GB [modification]
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31/12/2009 19:25
#1
http://www.vgr-fr.com/index.php5?c=jeu&id=918
In this game, you could get a max score by committing suicide. Because you just get so many extra lifes in some levels. So a good score doesn't really mean a lot. And a max score would take 5-10 hours and is worth nothing, no competition at all (it's already possible very soon in the game to commit suicide and win lifes like this).
So as I read that \"contra-performance\" is not appreciated in TH DJ, I also don't really want to do it in this game.
I would like to erase \"highscore\" for smurfs.
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Instead, we can get the following charts for this game:
>> group name: stars collected
Act 1
Act 2
etc
...
Act 12
It's possible to prove them, but you don't have endless time to take the photo:
One little tipp: before clearing a level, press pause and turn on your camera. THEN clear the level and take the photo. Like this, it's no problem to prove those charts.
Are those charts accepted? And is erasing the highscore accepted?
Thanks :)
PS: This only concerns GB-version. In NES- and SNES version, you don't get that many extra lifes, so that an easy max score is not possible. But we can also add \"stars collected\" for them, I just have to check first if it's possible to prove it in NES and SNES version and I must check how many levels those games have. (so I will tell you later about them).
In this game, you could get a max score by committing suicide. Because you just get so many extra lifes in some levels. So a good score doesn't really mean a lot. And a max score would take 5-10 hours and is worth nothing, no competition at all (it's already possible very soon in the game to commit suicide and win lifes like this).
So as I read that \"contra-performance\" is not appreciated in TH DJ, I also don't really want to do it in this game.
I would like to erase \"highscore\" for smurfs.
----------------------
Instead, we can get the following charts for this game:
>> group name: stars collected
Act 1
Act 2
etc
...
Act 12
It's possible to prove them, but you don't have endless time to take the photo:
One little tipp: before clearing a level, press pause and turn on your camera. THEN clear the level and take the photo. Like this, it's no problem to prove those charts.
Are those charts accepted? And is erasing the highscore accepted?
Thanks :)
PS: This only concerns GB-version. In NES- and SNES version, you don't get that many extra lifes, so that an easy max score is not possible. But we can also add \"stars collected\" for them, I just have to check first if it's possible to prove it in NES and SNES version and I must check how many levels those games have. (so I will tell you later about them).
31/12/2009 19:31
#2
I'm not agree with deleting hi-score chart, there's also that in Super Mario Land. =/
01/01/2010 03:36
#3
the problem is that a max would take ~10 hours here.
and it's already possible in level one that you die and get your life back when you repeat the level.
i don't really want to compete with other members about who can die more often in games that are about surviving. that's all i wanted to say. i don't want to erase all \"easily\" maxable scores, just those where competition makes no sense at all and takes too long.
or if this is refused, what about adding the other charts that i suggested?
and it's already possible in level one that you die and get your life back when you repeat the level.
i don't really want to compete with other members about who can die more often in games that are about surviving. that's all i wanted to say. i don't want to erase all \"easily\" maxable scores, just those where competition makes no sense at all and takes too long.
or if this is refused, what about adding the other charts that i suggested?
02/01/2010 15:35
#4
Ok for add the other records, but the total highscore is ok, the difficulty and time taken is another problem, if the record is not cumulative, he is ok.
02/01/2010 15:51
#5
I'm agree for adding the other charts too 
02/01/2010 15:57
#6
New charts added.
02/01/2010 16:28
#7
Ok, thanks for adding^^
And no, there is nothing cumulative in the game.
And no, there is nothing cumulative in the game.
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