Donkey Kong Forum
Related Games => Donkey Kong 3 => Topic started by: xelnia on August 13, 2019, 07:31:13 pm
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There's been a lot of talk about the highest theoretical score achievable on DK, some similar talk about DKJR, and very little about CK...but none that I know of in regards to DK3.
So, DK3 experts...what do you think is the reasonable maximum score that could be achieved on the various DK3 tracks? And along similar lines: what is the most points ever scored on a single life in those various tracks?
I may or may not use this information for something in the future... <popcorn> <stirpot> <Allen>
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I may or may not use this information for something in the future... <popcorn> <stirpot> <Allen>
Information in .xls format is most appreciated.
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I may or may not use this information for something in the future... <popcorn> <stirpot> <Allen>
Information in .xls format is most appreciated.
I've been informed .xlsx is currently in use and .xls is outdated.
My bad!
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I have a very real sense that my guesstimation is actually way lower than what is possible.
If someone were to put a million dollar bounty with highest score by the end of one year.
I would expect.
50 million for DK3 easy
25 million for DK3 medium
18 million for DK3 hard
10 million for DK3 hardest
I think my personal best score on one man is
1.3 million easy
Check the beginning of the 8.7 million score I might have gone over a million on one of those men.
I did over 900k on a first man once for hard. The game was horrible, but that first man was something else.
I did 200k for hardest for one of those men I think.
The Nintendo Switch did make me realize that you do need a lot of fine tuned gameplay. Those controllers suck. Playing with a thumb instead of three fingers, or a hand completely sucks. But I realized after having great difficulty that you can't play the game as sloppy as I thought. There is this constant pressure you can't find in the first two games.
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There is this constant pressure you can't find in the first two games.
HERE WE GO!
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Pressure from the enemies. Just running the boards doesn't have the nowhere near the same pressure from the enemies.
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Realistically, without the money nobody will play at that level. So Rileys estimates are assuming $$$ is involved. What the records are right now is about it.
I'm either half serious, or half not serious but not both. That wouldn't add up. ;D
Hec
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A million dollar bounty isnt really realistic so RileyPls
I havent tracked my biggest men throughout my games as you get (and lose) them so quickly it hasnt really mattered
I think if the code is looked into a bit deeper and we start to understand the game at the core level we would see some massive scores put up. Theres a ton of unknowns in this game eg why the swarm sometimes passes across the screen. Understanding why and how to exploit this (if possible) could be a game changer
The easy tracks are basically done, no real reason to play on those unless you're learning the game and going for RBS, even so you could just start on D3.
I'd like to see an RBS on hardest which I think is possible but 10/10 in terms of difficulty.
So I guess to answer Jry's question; >Riley
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I would just be happy with a RBS someday
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I think if the code is looked into a bit deeper and we start to understand the game at the core level we would see some massive scores put up. Theres a ton of unknowns in this game eg why the swarm sometimes passes across the screen. Understanding why and how to exploit this (if possible) could be a game changer
Someone please dig through the code before Flob and I start La Calice Cup. This game hates me.
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You're trying to find secrets in a game that doesn't have a killscreen.
As far as getting the swarm, I have a theory that the odds increase the higher Donkey Kong is on the ropes.
Look, there are at least three people in the hobby I think that can beat my record(s). Barra, Jason V, and Wags.
I'll tell you what matters most. Practice. It's really not that complicated. The more time you spend playing the game, the better you get.
Gil, if you are as fast of a learner on DK3, as you are on DKJr, you'll have not much of a problem. Again, it's all about the practice. That's the true secret ingredient.