| Q: |
I read the help file
and found where the "clear high scores"
was. However, that procedure does not work for me.
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| A: |
The ‘clear high
scores’ function actually clears only the
names but resets the scores to a default value of
60,000, not zero. This number roughly represents
the minimum score for one complete round. |
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| Q: |
I have finally made the
high score table, but it won't stay on long
enough for me to savor my victory! |
| A: |
The title screen
consists of 4 'pages' 1) main title 2) game
options 3) about box 4) high score table. You can
manually flip from page to page by clicking the
page background if you want to see the high score
table, or simply wait for it to pop up as the
screen automatically cycles through the pages at
4-second intervals. You can click and hold down
the mouse button in the window to ‘hold down’
a particular page for as long as you want. |
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| Q: |
Do you have to make a
certain score on the first round to be able to go
on to the second round and another amount to
enter the third round? I have noticed that there
are times, after I have only played 1 round, the
game is over. |
| A: |
You must fully clear
all cards in one round to enter the next round,
regardless of score. The game is over when you
fail to clear the cards in a given round in the
allotted time. The game also ends when you
successfully finish all three rounds (standard
game). |
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| Q: |
If you play the game
over, by clicking the restart button, is it as if
you are starting all over or just improves your
score(possibly) for that round? |
| A: |
PeakPer remembers your
score at the beginning of each round, so each
time you click 'restart', PeakPer: 1) redeals the
cards in the same order 2) resets the clock 3)
resets the original score for the beginning of
that round. The only advantages to using 'Restart'
is to a) retry the round in case of a strategic
error, b) circumvent the clock and improve your
time and 'clock bonus' for that particular round.
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