Author: John Merlino
Date: 16:47:08 08/05/05
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On August 05, 2005 at 19:38:15, Steve B wrote: >> >>I'm attempting to get that information. Hopefully, one of the other developers >>will have the raw scenario files so I can calculate the maximum scores for each >>chapter. >> >>I'll let you know if I find out anything. > > >thanks John > >the adventures are addictive >i have set a goal to get through all of them before the weekend is out > > >im in chapter 5 >stuck on the" minimum number of Queens needed to cover every square" puzzle > >dang i know i read that somewhere in one of Sam Loyds books! > >i am averaging a 72 for the first four chapters >i am thinking that perhaps it is possible to score a 100 for each level but only >if you waste no time > >i think the less time it takes you to defeat the computer when you are pitted >against it in a chess game the better the scores >why else would the games be timed with the clock's running? > >thats a rhetorical question and need not be answered >:)) > > >Chapter 5 Regards >Steve I don't mind answering any questions. Scoring in each chapter is based on many things. It is possible to score AT LEAST 100 in each chapter, and I do know that in some chapters you can score much higher. I just don't know the exact numbers. You can lose points in several ways, including failing challenges, not completing all challenges, and even going to locations more often than necessary. Did you notice the difficulty level increase with Chapter 3? It should also get noticeably harder in chapters 5 and 7 and 8 (6 isn't too bad, if I recall correctly). jm
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