I've long since given up on that game. I support. And maybe you get more points if you get a streak? Like after a certain point it goes up to one hit giving two points etc.

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It'd be helpful if streaks helped a bit, or if the paw's hitbox wasn't so odd, because you have to aim with the top of the claws or miss. I too have given up on the game because it takes way too long to even play a single round, and if you botch it you have to do it all over again.

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Honestly, I think the game is meant to be hard (although I'm not amused when the stupid volume box popup thingy comes up) Just sayin'

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I support, but I think it'd be better for points to be given depending on your score. For example if you're below 100 each hit would give you 5 points, if you're between 100 to 200 you get 3 to 4 points, if you're between 200 and 300 you get 2 to 3 points etc...

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I am afraid I cannot support this.

It is easy to get good prices. Yes, I started hard but got the hang of it and now I am doing about 900 points with both accounts.

I understand that not all computers are fast and some people are playing with touchscreens, however if the game is made easier, then there would be no challenge and getting good prices would be unnecessarily easier.

We would end up with people with about 10k points and more prizes would be needed to be thought of.

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I believe some sort of streak system would work nicely. For example every 100 or so points add a +1 to your hits. This could also be a good way to make more tiers and more valuable prizes. In my case I usually do pretty well but it is annoying to get hoards of the same snake decor just because I get over 500 points. Not just that with more tiers more possibilities for other players that either go past 500. After the 500 mark I sometimes wonder why I should keep going besides for cementing place on the high score table? So I think more prizes and streaks would be nice. Especially when you are going for higher points, it took me over 20 minutes just to get to around 1500 but then again maybe it's better for challenges.

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*Poke thread* Well, someone bumped it, so I might as well say my thoughts on this.

To be honest, it's not that I support the snake or monkey staying around for longer, but I support stripping away the leaves and branches gameplay wise at the top of it. I can and have often reached 500+ points, due to having played it for a long time. However one of the things I despise is how the branches at the top block your hit. It may be realistic, but if even 1 claw (or sometimes when it is just close) touches the branch then it doesn't hit and it's hard to come back from that. Often you are left floundering while the snake and monkey come and go, losing at least 2 lives.
It's not even your fault a lot of the time, as the box on the branches is not completely accurate, so I hate it when the snake goes into the corners. Remove them, and the game becomes more fair, though still challenging.

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Only problem with me is after I lose all my lives...The screen freezes except for a passing bird or butterfly, who flaps their wings. I assume that a menu should pop up saying "try again, or submit score" but nothing happens. I've tried another *newer* computer, and the same happens.

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Not support. I even feel that it should be a little bit harder. I get to this 1000+ reward usually with no problem if I am able to give it some time. Decors are rare for a reason, as Jgirl said. :)

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I notice the only people diassgreeing with this are people who for one reason or another, talent...good computer....sorcery.....are good at it.

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You know, I'd say I'm pretty decent at it; I score about 100 on my first try and latter tries about 280-400 and more if I'm persistent (today I scored 279, which isn't much but an improvement on 4 tries) I try to focus as much as I can and once I smack the monkey (which is the easiest one) I go directly to the snake (which is my top priority since that critter likes to hide behind vines and mess up the whole thing) then after smacking the sheet outta it, I instantly move down to smack the monkey and I can keep that rhythm for solid minutes.

I guess it's all about how fast you are on a computer, I've been playing games like these for some time (I'm good at whack-it games even irl) and my typing speed is pretty decent overall, so I guess that contributes as well.

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