TTQ - Season 146 - RayGamer99

[Greengoop]

Doesn’t it play while you are trying to transport that barrel?

[dr_st]

Hm how about.....as soon as you enter the third section of the Fairy Glade???

And that is also correct!

Scoreboard
The Jonster - 2 points

With the Roland Garros just finishing, and Wimbledon around the corner, how about a tennis question?

Question 3: The Racket Jump minigame in Rayman 3 is a somewhat accurate imitation of a tennis game. Mention three differences between the rules of classic tennis and those of the minigame.

The Jonster got 2 points in a row and should skip this question.

[Rsandee]

1) Regular tennis doesn't feature a bomb/molotov cocktail or whatever you wanna call it, but instead features a ball.
2) In regular tennis, you can smash a ball (overhead) to the opposite field in order to surprise your opponent, but this is impossible in Racket Jump. If you were able to smash a ball onto the opposite field within the minigame, it would break/explode the bomb.
3) In order to win at tennis, you need to score 4 times in a 6 game set. In Racket Jump, you need to score 4 times in a 5 game set.

[dr_st]

I specifically wanted to talk about rule differences, not differences in physics - such as whether it is possible to do overhead smashes or whether the ball is explosive.

So I will accept your #3, even though it is phrased awkwardly, but I'm still looking for 2 more.

You may amend your answer.

[DaveRattlehead]

-The player doesn't serve, but the ball (molotov) goes to one side for one of the players to hit.
-There is not advantage (example: if you're 40-40, the next one who scores wins the game).
-You win the tennis match once you win five games. Irl you'd have to win 6-7 games (depending on the situation).

[dr_st]

-The player doesn't serve, but the ball (molotov) goes to one side for one of the players to hit.
-There is not advantage (example: if you're 40-40, the next one who scores wins the game).
-You win the tennis match once you win five games. Irl you'd have to win 6-7 games (depending on the situation).

Very good!

Other points of interest - the molotov cocktail goes to alternating sides each point, whereas in tennis the serve (first hit) only alternates every game (or every 2 points in a tie-break). Also, there are no side corridors on the Racket Jump court (but that is understandable as these are used in doubles tennis only).

Scoreboard
The Jonster - 2 points
DaveRattlehead - 1 point

Question 4: In Rayman Origins there are 5 'electoon bridge' levels, one in each world, with each level having a lone cage at the end, guarded by a different creature. Name these five creatures (or as many of them as you can).

[Greengoop]

Hope I can remember; Lividstone, Red Bird, Dragon Chef, Blowfish, Stone Man?

[The Jonster]

Jibberish Jungle: Lividstone
Desert of Dijirodoos: Blowing Bird
Gourmand Land: Baby Dragon Chef
Sea of Serendipity: Pretty sure it's that enemy that looks like a crab and a spider...is it just called a Spider Crab???
Mystical Pique: Stone Man?

[dr_st]

Greengoop got 3 out of 5, but Jonster got them all!

Scoreboard
The Jonster - 3 points
DaveRattlehead - 1 point

Question 5: Where in Rayman Legends can you find rubber ducks, not being thrown by Sharkmen?

[Greengoop]

Omg never realised how much I didn’t know about Rayman Legends

Maybe in those waste pits?

[RayGamer99]

I think you can see rubber ducks in the background of certain levels in 20,000 Lums Under the Sea, in piles with other objects.

[dr_st]

Well, these are hardly specific enough, but I will let you both try to get closer to the answer.

[Greengoop]

In those big electrical waste patches you see in some areas, there’s sometimes a rubber duck poking out.

[RayGamer99]

I think you can see rubber ducks in the background of certain levels in 20,000 Lums Under the Sea, in piles with other objects.

To give an example, there are piles of objects in the background of A Madman's Creation! (the Mechanical Dragon boss fight) that sometimes have a rubber duck in it.

[dr_st]

To give an example, there are piles of objects in the background of A Madman's Creation! (the Mechanical Dragon boss fight) that sometimes have a rubber duck in it.

I'll accept this answer, because that's the level I had in mind (even if there are others). Specifically, in the final phase of the battle you can see quite a few of them:

Scoreboard
The Jonster - 3 points
DaveRattlehead - 1 point
RayGamer99 - 1 point

Question 6: In Rayman Raving Rabbids, on a particular day, Rayman enjoys a very significant upgrade to his prison cell, including, among other things, a gold toilet. Which day is it?

[PluMGMK]

I honestly can't remember, so I'll just guess Day 10…

[RayGamer99]

Neither can I; Day 12?

[Greengoop]

Day 8?

[The Jonster]

Day 7?

[Greengoop]

Also, can I just point out that the rewards on the main post need to be updated?