You've only been here about four months and you're ready to throw in the towel? Rayman 3 is all about patience and restarts if you don't like to pratice and repeat combos ad nauseam, then I understand. But if you find it challenging to master some of the harder combos and at the same time improve your score, just hang in there.ReignOwner wrote:i'm going to quit R3........
Maybe I ever return
Is it really worth learning? Unless you're one of those crazy (ambitious) people who just need to get over 800000 for whatever reason, it hardly is.MandM81 wrote: As an example of a skill, I could mention taking a Matuvu in combo after a gem. This little trick is worth learning even though it's bloody hard. But you could make a giant leap forward scoring wise if you can master this.
I understand your frustration. There comes a point when the fun factor is removed from playing because of the difficulty of the combos and the endlessness of the restarts. However, you're saying this at an odd time, I think. Most people would give up either before entering the 'difficult zone' (which I would consider 650k+) or after having reached 800k+ when the effort of improving has exhausted you. You're right in the middle of these two extremes, in the 'difficult zone', when for me playing the game was most exciting.ReignOwner wrote:Hi people......
here a saidly message......
i'm going to quit R3........
I don't like it anymore now the combos are so hard that it takes ages to get one.......
I hope i can reach 700000 points by improving my score at SBTC. need 8000 points......
thx everyone for the weeks I've been here, I'll be active on the forum for a few weeks till i improved my score at SBTC......
Maybe I ever return
Perhaps not, but it was the first skill I could think of when I wrote the message.sfn42 wrote:Is it really worth learning? Unless you're one of those crazy (ambitious) people who just need to get over 800000 for whatever reason, it hardly is.
It doesn't matter which example you've chosen. It can be understood as a general statement. Other than satisfying your own ambition there is no reason to go for 800000, you don't get an award or sth.MandM81 wrote:Perhaps not, but it was the first skill I could think of when I wrote the message.sfn42 wrote:Is it really worth learning? Unless you're one of those crazy (ambitious) people who just need to get over 800000 for whatever reason, it hardly is.
Interesting. I really never knew there was so much depth to the game (although I guess you guys had to be talking about something in here, haha). Perhaps I should try getting better at it, even though I'll probably never be anywhere near the top.MandM81 wrote:Improving your score in Rayman comes in steps. Once you learn a new skill, or a new trick, this skill or trick can often be used in many combos, thus you can improve your score dramatically.
Yes, as you say that, when you play for combos, you progress with some steps. You will find news technics. For me, few month ago, to take a Matuvu just after a gem was impossible. Finally I took the first Matuvu in LOTLD after a lot of timesMandM81 wrote: There are of obviously different levels of difficulty when taking a Matuvu after a gem. The easiest situation comes when the Matuvu is level with Look Mode, so you don't have to look up or down as you activate this mode. This "easy" trick gives you 2.500 points in LOTLD part 1 and 1.500 points in LOTLD part 3. It is necessary to do this to reach the maximum score in this level.
Another small trick worth learning is taking a Matuvu after a Mushroom. It can give you an extra 500 points in a few places.
But the motherlode comes when you learn to take a Matuvu after a gem AND after looking up or down. You can bag 8.000 - 10.000 points on that account in FC alone. But as you say, this is for those crazy people who want to cross the 800k barrier.
and now I take it almost every time. But now, I still can't to take a Matuvu after gem and looking up/down.... I WILL DIE to the FC !!! 
There's real depth in the game when it comes to scoring. The game is eight years old and yet no-one has reached the maximum score. I have played the game on and off for about six years and I have still something to improve. That's one of the things that fascinate me about R3.El Dango wrote:I really never knew there was so much depth to the game (although I guess you guys had to be talking about something in here, haha). Perhaps I should try getting better at it, even though I'll probably never be anywhere near the top.
That's exactly what I was talking about. Taking a Matuvu after a gem is hard at first, but once you master the tecnique you can do it regularly.Dark_Shadow wrote:Yes, as you say that, when you play for combos, you progress with some steps. You will find news technics. For me, few month ago, to take a Matuvu just after a gem was impossible. Finally I took the first Matuvu in LOTLD after a lot of times
I'll don't take about taking a Matuvu after a mushroom...
Consequently I will be forced to believe consols players have got more time to take a Matuvu than PC players!!
Diamante wrote:Hey guys, I found another way for do the first jump in the beginnig (TSBTC part 2) I try upload it as soon as possible
