Pennsylvania, USAi have the DS version of the game, and playing on 3DS, my best time is a 0'54"97, with a flap of 0'17'"97, granted i have no footage of the insane run itself. for one i don't have a capture card for the 3DS, but i could take a picture of the game screen with best 3lap and flap times, which just curious, can pictures be submitted as proof as well, especially on official hardware?
perhaps even split it between with loads and without loads too?
i know this game doesn't have a lot of activity, quite an understatement, but ILs would actually be awesome to have on the leaderboards, with all the classes.
how would getting this done on console work without going through the xp cr thing?
ahh, that makes sense.
and also, isn't there wifi in the area too? 99.9% of households include it.
perhaps there is something that was missed? instant replay please?
we all have our own abilities in certain genres of games, but we all do have one thing in common, the determination to get better, to see limits, and tear through them like a sheet of paper. perfection may what we may seek, but it takes time, effort, and a lot of pressure to try and push limits on your abilities, but in the end, it's so worth it. i get that some games can be stressful, but the best way to go about it is by practicing and practicing until you get good. anyone agree?
being a really good player for Asphalt 9 and Forza Horizon series, i understand the nervousness, especially when improving times.
or literally anything that shows controller inputs.
people who make claims need proof to back themselves up, otherwise their times are s.o.l.
for me, i play on console. i don't know how to do anything with modding games and whatnot, and even Panel de Pon, which is playable on Switch because Nintendo Switch Online, i honestly have no clue how to mod games, i just play to play, get good runs, and bingo. if anything Panel de Pon is kinda similar to Bejeweled in a way, to get pretty fast scoring, just make pretty fast matches. a normal player would be pretty quick, but not going the speed of sound, which does bring up that maybe slow mo was used. even raking a thumbstick or d pad this fast isn't humanly possible, because even though it could happen, going fast enough may cause it to break, which it doesn't seem to happen here.
unless it's possible that they're raking the d pad?
i hear there are some that use the time slow ability, basically playing a game in slow mo, maybe 40-50% speed. perhaps that'd explain the fast inputs at full speed? doing that just makes it unfair to all the legit players who grind their butts off in a lot of games. being good at anything requires skill, not cheating.
