Godzilla made easy!
Update: I will be posting strategies every couple of weeks focusing on certain parts of the game. All with the goal in mind to get you to a billion and beyond! Ben has posted the videos to YouTube. See below.
Are you enjoying Keith Elwin’s latest masterpiece but finding the scoring confusing? Do you play GZ mb and primarily focus on the jackpots? Are you playing the tier 2 mb battle and trying to accomplish the objective? Are you staying in Tokyo and trying to accomplish all the major objectives before changing cities? Well, I’m here to tell you that you are playing the game wrong!
GZ is great in so many ways but the ruleset can be confusing for most casual players and even some tournament players. I will be going through the game for casual and advanced players, and I will be giving away all my strategies for free! Learn how to score a billion on GZ through easy to understand explanations and strategies.
I will be visiting the chromecandy twitch stream next week. We will be broadcasting a live tutorial Friday, June 24th at 10 am eastern. It’s an awkward time so it will be available as VOD afterwards. Bring your questions and curiosity to the chat.
Since some people don’t understand sarcasm (see my Elwin post about the IFPA fix), my opening sales pitch should not be taken seriously (but it is true). This game is almost universally liked, but I see a lot of posts in the owners forum about not knowing the rules and being happy to get 300 million. I have an LE and have put about 700 games on it. I have enjoyed all of the Elwin games because of the multiple ways to play them. The most misunderstood concept about GZ is the annihilation and carnage bonus. I’ll be explaining these two concepts and how to maximize their potential based on your skill level. I will leave a link to his stream below. If the time and or day changes, I will update this post. Finally, I have included my insider stats on the game. Not that I believe this validates my understanding of the game, but some of you might find it reassuring or pretentious. If it was either, then it was worth including.
Update: There are three tutorials available to view on youtube. The first is me playing through a game and explaining the concepts and paying particular attention to the annihilation bonus. The second tutorial has Ben from chromecandy playing with me offering advice in the background. The last video (which was chronologically the first) was me playing his game the day prior to the tutorial. My gratitude to anyone who wants to timestamp the video with what is being explained.
Video 1 (tutorial explanation starts around 32:00)
Video 2 - Walking Ben through a few games.
Video 3 - Some nice stacking in this video
http://www.twitch.tv/ChromeCandyPinball
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