rocthecourse
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After watching that video I have some things I need to try out. I saw a few lines that might work for me. Plus I need to work my Fuse throws, I'm not getting near the distance they are.
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Finally got the light glide Ballista, level 69. Had to blink a few times to make sure it was real. I look forward to being a bit more competitive now. Might even switch to the Acc/Glide Pure (from sticky) since I'll have more throw-in attempts well inside of Fuse range.
For those with the good Ballista, what is your backup Ballista(s)?
The extra glide light Ballista is your friend! Several par 4's are reachable with that, just have to practice the angles depending on the wind. I'm still learning a few myself.
Getting pretty solid up to about 60', about 75% now. 60-100' I am up to about 40%. Looks like top tier is about 95%, and 80%+ or so from those ranges.
I "expect" to make everything from 100 feet and in.
I use the sticky accurate pure. Aim to the left side of the chains and throw most shots on an anny of varying degrees depending on wind direction (for a direct cross left - right speed 2 or higher I aim straight or even with a touch of hyzer for 4/5 wind) .
For the winds in general I'm aiming the bottom arrow 1 wind at about mid chain height. 2 wind just above the rim, 3 about halfway up the bucket, 4 just under the bucket and 5 almost at the ground. I would say throw ins are probably the strongest part of my game.
Finally got the light glide Ballista, level 69. Had to blink a few times to make sure it was real. I look forward to being a bit more competitive now. Might even switch to the Acc/Glide Pure (from sticky) since I'll have more throw-in attempts well inside of Fuse range.
For those with the good Ballista, what is your backup Ballista(s)?
I'm already seeing holes where the Light/Glide Ballista is a major advantage. It might even be worth close to one shot per round on average.
Also, I'm sold on the Acc/Glide Pure after a few rounds. Everything stays up better gliding into the basket. It's a completely different disk from the Acc/Sticky, which may be better at shorter range (though I'm sure this is debatable).
My question is, has this been updated since and are the physics a little more reliable?
I DLed this game when it first came out and found it fairly frustrating in playability. Sounded like it got better, based on some of the posts here, but when I went to DL again, the main reviews strongly critiqued the updated game physics in a negative light (one was so irritated he removed 2 stars).
My question is, has this been updated since and are the physics a little more reliable?
I'm already seeing holes where the Light/Glide Ballista is a major advantage. It might even be worth close to one shot per round on average.
Also, I'm sold on the Acc/Glide Pure after a few rounds. Everything stays up better gliding into the basket. It's a completely different disk from the Acc/Sticky, which may be better at shorter range (though I'm sure this is debatable).
Ok. Cool. Doesnt matter either way I guess. Apparently google has updated the play store.
Ok. Cool. Doesnt matter either way I guess. Apparently google has updated the play store.
Theres no way Im giving google my current cc info. Ive had that expired card on their file for at least 6yrs: Best way to avoid the littles from buying anything. The app is free, so there is no reason they should need it. I never buy apps or IAPs anyway.
I prefer Sticky - the "stay up" you referred to caused me to miss a lot of shots high when I had the Glide
I got much better at throw-ins after I switched (and learned the disc). I also think sticky lessens the spit outs