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aca0808
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Location: Belgrade,Serbia
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@Lonewolf10
Thanks man! Look,about level 32: it's the best way to make bubbles standing near left edge of barrier that enemies are in,then juming on bubbles and also at the same time shooting at enemies inside of the barrier,repeat that few times and you can make kill them all! But you must do it very quickly or otherwise comes chief white monster after you!
Also the main tip is to get yellow candy with red stripes on it that makes you shooting bubbles very quickly and bobbling as much as you can cause' making lots of bubbles gives you many credits:potion,crook,treasure case etc... Also when you kill all monsters on the any level makes bubbles as much as you can and burst it you get 10 points for every bubble destroyed,so when you got quick bobbling you can make few hundred points at the end of every level you finished! |
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LinesMachine
Grandmaster of Amiga
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Location: Oxfordia
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premmisseth
Amiga Junkie
Joined: 29 Apr 2011
Age: 30
Posts: 469
Location: Slovenia
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| Posted: Sun Jun 03, 2012 1:46 pm Post subject: |
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I came to the conclusion this is very hard game. :S Also very frustrating to see you get to level 30ish or so with no flasks at all scoring poorly. Major luck factor for bigger scores tho.
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By the way where are you from Slovenia,which town? |
Born in Ptuj but now living in Ljubljana. Nice to see someone so close here. Hack, we were even in the same country back then. 
btw great score! Level 66 seems impossible to me. |
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aca0808
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Location: Belgrade,Serbia
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@premmisseth
Look mate,it's a major thing about this brilliant game to have a good start...
I got 130,000 at Level 01! How? Well you must kill two enemies first then make lots,lots of bubbles and get potion which gives you gigantic bonus! Lately as I mentioned before,as soon as you can get yellow candy with red stripes and you bobbling much much faster that helps you to complete levels much easier... Also try to not lost your life as long as you can cause' you loose a fast bubbling with lost of your life... Also as you mentioned our former together country we lived in long time ago YUGOSLAVIA,well it's a shame that it falls apart,it was good and big country but that's a life... Many greetings mate and good luck with this brilliant game! I'm sick and tired of it at the moment and I'll try to rest of it for a while,bye mate! |
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premmisseth
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Location: Slovenia
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| aca0808 wrote: | @premmisseth
Look mate,it's a major thing about this brilliant game to have a good start...
I got 130,000 at Level 01! How? Well you must kill two enemies first then make lots,lots of bubbles and get potion which gives you gigantic bonus! |
That sounds perfect in theory, but not often this happens. And as said before; amiga version generates icons randomly, so not much to influence on. |
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aca0808
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| Posted: Sun Jun 03, 2012 4:04 pm Post subject: |
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@premmisseth
The luck is most important thing about Bubble Bobble! I played it few hundred times for last 7 days and made it only 4-5 times very far, so luck is main thing in this game! |
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lifeschool
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Joined: 10 May 2009
Age: 37
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Location: Accrington, Lancs
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| Biscuit wrote: | | This game really makes me lose my rag. F-ing all the time. |
Ditto! BIG TIME! Played this game about 6 times today against my better judgement. Was shocked to see my 964k high score had not saved to the high score table.  First play: Collected four flasks and got to level 26 - 901k. Then on every other play it didn't give me any flasks. Or sometimes it does give me one but on certain levels it's impossible to collect all the flowers/notes. On my third play I got to level 20 without dying once! This opened a secret door to a treasure room but - panicking like crazy - I was unable to get onto a water droplet thing to get me to where it was. Eventually it disappeared with me still bubbling like mad and jumping on them trying to get to the room. On my fourth go I got to level 36, but only 500k points. My last two goes I get to level 26 but piss poor score.
If the player can get flasks then it is quite enjoyable, but otherwise it's tough. |
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akabei
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Location: Braunschweig/Brunswick, Germany
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| Posted: Sun Jun 03, 2012 7:14 pm Post subject: |
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Looks like I'm the only one, who didn't play this game in the last 20 years, same happens to me in the lemon64-compo, so I have to think about my future votes for the competition. Didn't expect to see just professionals in this competition.  |
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premmisseth
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| akabei wrote: | | Looks like I'm the only one, who didn't play this game in the last 20 years, same happens to me in the lemon64-compo, so I have to think about my future votes for the competition. Didn't expect to see just professionals in this competition. |
Well I'm still quite new in playing amiga games again. Started just a year or so back when I joined here, for a nostalgic reasons, that means I am voting only games I remember playing when I was a kid. Bubble Bobble was also like 20 years ago when I played it, but it's all in chasing all those moments I had with those games.
Also think with this game I won't be on top or near it.
anyway, change in personal best, not much, but it's something.. I guess...
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lifeschool
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| Posted: Sun Jun 03, 2012 7:54 pm Post subject: |
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| akabei wrote: | | Didn't expect to see just professionals in this competition. |
I haven't played this seriously since my c64 days, so it's been a long time. As for professionals, well the guys on here have been around for a while and they all know how to put the effort in and score well. Different players score better on different games, so you never know who's gonna be the winner. Even rank outsiders often get high scores. This games scores are pretty low at the moment so it's still anybodys game, certainly a score over 500k will get you into the points at this stage, and this is quite easy to get. Having said that, certainly players in the compo do like to win - myself very much included, and I'm not a professional just an ex-spirt. |
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akabei
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| lifeschool wrote: | | I haven't played this seriously since my c64 days, so it's been a long time. As for professionals, well the guys on here have been around for a while and they all know how to put the effort in and score well. Different players score better on different games, so you never know who's gonna be the winner. Even rank outsiders often get high scores. This games scores are pretty low at the moment so it's still anybodys game, certainly a score over 500k will get you into the points at this stage, and this is quite easy to get. Having said that, certainly players in the compo do like to win - myself very much included, and I'm not a professional just an ex-spirt. |
Maybe I'm just unambitious, or I had more pleasant memories about this game, than it deserves(to me personally). I don't know, but if I don't even get a tenth of the score, posted at the first day here in my first 5 tries, I get somewhat demotivated. |
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Lonewolf10
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Joined: 12 Jan 2011
Age: 33
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Location: near Cambridge, UK
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| Posted: Mon Jun 04, 2012 9:12 pm Post subject: |
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| akabei wrote: |
Maybe I'm just unambitious, or I had more pleasant memories about this game, than it deserves(to me personally). I don't know, but if I don't even get a tenth of the score, posted at the first day here in my first 5 tries, I get somewhat demotivated. |
That is understandable, I feel the same way sometimes.
To get my my current score I have been playing this game for atleast 3 hours every day since this round started. I know it took me a while to get back in to the swing of this game.
Just keep at it, keep a calm head and eventually a good score will come along. Whatever you do, don't give up - that is the secret to a good score.
Regards,
Lonewolf10 |
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LinesMachine
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| I think sometimes we forget just how many hours we plugged away at these games back in the day. I only ever got a couple of new games a year....so i played them to death! |
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Lonewolf10
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| Posted: Mon Jun 04, 2012 11:35 pm Post subject: |
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| LinesMachine wrote: | | I think sometimes we forget just how many hours we plugged away at these games back in the day. I only ever got a couple of new games a year....so i played them to death! |
I would usually buy the boxed speccy games (£10-£15 each) every 2 or 3 months and managed to get a 100-in-1 games set for about £50. Most of the key games I played (Rampage, Star Raiders 2, Outrun, Ghouls 'n' Ghosts, U.N. Squadron and Operation Wolf etc.) were indeed played to death
(I never had an Amiga back then...)
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cerium88
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Location: Cork city, Ireland
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| Quote: | | I think sometimes we forget just how many hours we plugged away at these games back in the day. I only ever got a couple of new games a year....so i played them to death! |
while im not competing, this is really true, when i was a kid i could only get games for my birthday and christmas and whatever side jobs i had or my da might buy us a game, so i played everything i had to death. |
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