harrythemaster2 wrote:As someone who has a laptop, I can't get more then 5-10 points in Ghost Bopper, no where close to the 75 needed.
I kept my (fore/middle/ring) fingers on the middle 3 numbers and slid them up and down, keeping the hand angled so that I'd more likely hit the correct keys. You actually have enough time to glance down and see that you're on the right key before striking (at least on the early rounds, which are all you need to get the required score). Make sure you have your "number pad" properly configured (although it wouldn't let me start the game until I turned numlock on).
I used to play this game a lot until I switched to the laptop, but I'd actually rotate my keyboard for the later rounds -- that doesn't work so well now!
Another option I used was to change the set-up to lettered keys -- worked for me.
harrythemaster2 wrote:As someone who has a laptop, I can't get more then 5-10 points in Ghost Bopper, no where close to the 75 needed.
*koffkoffmorethankoffkoff*
Reset the keys (there's a command to do that in the game, IIRC). There's a post with a recommended keystroke layout for the game a few pages back in this thread.
harrythemaster2 wrote:As someone who has a laptop, I can't get more then 5-10 points in Ghost Bopper, no where close to the 75 needed.
I feel your pain! I had to play that game on a laptop earlier. It might help to stick pieces of tape on the letter keys so you can feel them without having to look down. My main problem was ending up off a letter, and hitting the wrong key, either one that didn't do anything, or the next one over, losing a life...
Anyway, once you do that, just keep your fingers on 'hjk' (I think those are the letters) and move them up and down to hit the others as needed.
I am probably the only person who does this, but while I keep my right hand's index, middle, and ring fingers on HJK and move them up for YUI, I put my left hand ring, middle, and index fingers on BNM. ^.^ It makes more sense to my body, because bringing my right index finger down from H would typically end up with me pressing the N instead of the B. ^.^; Hopefully that helps, if someone else is also having a problem with that aspect.
Not only do you have to view 20 High Score tables, but you also have to click the #1 user on each list. I did that and finally got the prize unlocked. Woot!
Prize:
Neopian Statistics
EDIT: Maybe that's what "Set Your Sights On The Best" meant?
Yeah, there's a small debate (on Neoboards, of course...) going on so I tried both ways.
So I did it both ways...viewed 20 first, checked challenges and still didn't have it counted. Went back and clicked top users, and got it. So...maybe they fixed it in the two minutes it took me between tries? Hehe.
I just opened the high-score tables for the 1st 20 qualifying games that had tables (each in a new tab in FF so that I could click the first person if necessary). Once I had opened the tables, the challenge was complete. There's no need to click on all the names.
Blue graffitied on my signature... But it made me laugh, so it's all good!
Siniri wrote:I just opened the high-score tables for the 1st 20 qualifying games that had tables (each in a new tab in FF so that I could click the first person if necessary). Once I had opened the tables, the challenge was complete. There's no need to click on all the names.
Easily got me through the first two rounds, and that is all you need.
