Looking at the ranking, I wonder how you can get a score of 25,390 after ONE day of 3 rounds? As of May 31st / 09:52 am...🤔🤥
Looking at the ranking, I wonder how you can get a score of 25,390 after ONE day of 3 rounds? As of May 31st / 09:52 am...🤔🤥
I've answered everything without mistakes before, grilled everything well, but I've never had the points. Not even close. 6000 /7000 is the maximum. And I've never done it three times...
So I'm probably too old for that.
I've answered everything without mistakes before, grilled everything well, but I've never had the points. Not even close. 6000 /7000 is the maximum. And I've never done it three times...
So I'm probably too old for that.
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That's not funny 😳 🥺 😭↵↵😄 Well, I'm in the 1000-2000s....↵I'll join in anyway. ↵But it's fighting against superheroes.
That's not funny 😳 🥺 😭↵↵😄 Well, I'm in the 1000-2000s....↵I'll join in anyway. ↵But it's fighting against superheroes.
👍 I feel the same way...😎
That's not funny 😳 🥺 😭↵↵😄 Well, I'm in the 1000-2000s....↵I'll join in anyway. ↵But it's fighting against superheroes.
They are not necessarily superheroes. There may be scoring criteria that have not been announced: for example, it is not stated anywhere what happens in terms of points for unanswered questions. The longer the game lasts, the more food goes over the grill. Answering a question one second faster earns you one point, while waiting might earn you an additional grilled sausage for 25 points... With only 3 attempts a day, you can't find out/test such criteria and develop a game strategy. I myself gave up the game a long time ago, but my best score (which was just over 1,000 points) was achieved after I had 0 points shortly before the end of the game. I thought to myself that people who can concentrate for more than 3 minutes as well as I can only for a short time also score umpteen times more points. Does the speed of the internet connection perhaps play a role? Or do different browsers calculate differently?
They are not necessarily superheroes. There may be scoring criteria that have not been announced: for example, it is not stated anywhere what happens in terms of points for unanswered questions. The longer the game lasts, the more food goes over the grill. Answering a question one second faster earns you one point, while waiting might earn you an additional grilled sausage for 25 points... With only 3 attempts a day, you can't find out/test such criteria and develop a game strategy. I myself gave up the game a long time ago, but my best score (which was just over 1,000 points) was achieved after I had 0 points shortly before the end of the game. I thought to myself that people who can concentrate for more than 3 minutes as well as I can only for a short time also score umpteen times more points. Does the speed of the internet connection perhaps play a role? Or do different browsers calculate differently?
At the moment, the score is 25,974 points. That's an average of around 8,658 points per round.🤪↵This could actually have to do with the sausages on the grill, which give more points (incidentally only 10 not 25) than the few seconds of a quick answer.👍↵On the other hand, pieces taken off the grill too early or too late score -25 points!↵Unanswered questions probably count the same as incorrectly answered ones, i.e. -75 points. What's more, if you get a "barbecue tong" later or not at all.↵Even worse, a "blackout" of 5 incorrectly answered questions in a row results in a "charred barbecue tong" as a punishment, which leads to a deduction of -0.5x points.↵What do we learn from this?↵Pay attention to the barbecue and answer calmly!- Otherwise you lose anyway - almost like in real life!😄↵
They are not necessarily superheroes. There may be scoring criteria that have not been announced: for example, it is not stated anywhere what happens in terms of points for unanswered questions. The longer the game lasts, the more food goes over the grill. Answering a question one second faster earns you one point, while waiting might earn you an additional grilled sausage for 25 points... With only 3 attempts a day, you can't find out/test such criteria and develop a game strategy. I myself gave up the game a long time ago, but my best score (which was just over 1,000 points) was achieved after I had 0 points shortly before the end of the game. I thought to myself that people who can concentrate for more than 3 minutes as well as I can only for a short time also score umpteen times more points. Does the speed of the internet connection perhaps play a role? Or do different browsers calculate differently?
Hello Cinderella1925, I would be happy to clarify this for you. Questions that are not answered are worth 0 points, while questions that are answered incorrectly are worth -75 points. The speed of the internet connection makes no difference. The user's results are sent to our servers at the end. Best regards, Luisa
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That's not funny 😳 🥺 😭↵↵😄 Well, I'm in the 1000-2000s....↵I'll join in anyway. ↵But it's fighting against superheroes.
That's not funny 😳 🥺 😭↵↵😄 Well, I'm in the 1000-2000s....↵I'll join in anyway. ↵But it's fighting against superheroes.
👍 I feel the same way...😎
That's not funny 😳 🥺 😭↵↵😄 Well, I'm in the 1000-2000s....↵I'll join in anyway. ↵But it's fighting against superheroes.
They are not necessarily superheroes. There may be scoring criteria that have not been announced: for example, it is not stated anywhere what happens in terms of points for unanswered questions. The longer the game lasts, the more food goes over the grill. Answering a question one second faster earns you one point, while waiting might earn you an additional grilled sausage for 25 points... With only 3 attempts a day, you can't find out/test such criteria and develop a game strategy. I myself gave up the game a long time ago, but my best score (which was just over 1,000 points) was achieved after I had 0 points shortly before the end of the game. I thought to myself that people who can concentrate for more than 3 minutes as well as I can only for a short time also score umpteen times more points. Does the speed of the internet connection perhaps play a role? Or do different browsers calculate differently?
They are not necessarily superheroes. There may be scoring criteria that have not been announced: for example, it is not stated anywhere what happens in terms of points for unanswered questions. The longer the game lasts, the more food goes over the grill. Answering a question one second faster earns you one point, while waiting might earn you an additional grilled sausage for 25 points... With only 3 attempts a day, you can't find out/test such criteria and develop a game strategy. I myself gave up the game a long time ago, but my best score (which was just over 1,000 points) was achieved after I had 0 points shortly before the end of the game. I thought to myself that people who can concentrate for more than 3 minutes as well as I can only for a short time also score umpteen times more points. Does the speed of the internet connection perhaps play a role? Or do different browsers calculate differently?
At the moment, the score is 25,974 points. That's an average of around 8,658 points per round.🤪↵This could actually have to do with the sausages on the grill, which give more points (incidentally only 10 not 25) than the few seconds of a quick answer.👍↵On the other hand, pieces taken off the grill too early or too late score -25 points!↵Unanswered questions probably count the same as incorrectly answered ones, i.e. -75 points. What's more, if you get a "barbecue tong" later or not at all.↵Even worse, a "blackout" of 5 incorrectly answered questions in a row results in a "charred barbecue tong" as a punishment, which leads to a deduction of -0.5x points.↵What do we learn from this?↵Pay attention to the barbecue and answer calmly!- Otherwise you lose anyway - almost like in real life!😄↵
They are not necessarily superheroes. There may be scoring criteria that have not been announced: for example, it is not stated anywhere what happens in terms of points for unanswered questions. The longer the game lasts, the more food goes over the grill. Answering a question one second faster earns you one point, while waiting might earn you an additional grilled sausage for 25 points... With only 3 attempts a day, you can't find out/test such criteria and develop a game strategy. I myself gave up the game a long time ago, but my best score (which was just over 1,000 points) was achieved after I had 0 points shortly before the end of the game. I thought to myself that people who can concentrate for more than 3 minutes as well as I can only for a short time also score umpteen times more points. Does the speed of the internet connection perhaps play a role? Or do different browsers calculate differently?
Hello Cinderella1925, I would be happy to clarify this for you. Questions that are not answered are worth 0 points, while questions that are answered incorrectly are worth -75 points. The speed of the internet connection makes no difference. The user's results are sent to our servers at the end. Best regards, Luisa
