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Originally Posted by Barra
Cheers
We need help on this one. Hard game though
I struggle with the 3rd set of boards (the red dots)
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Alright. I gotta work tomorrow but I'll concentrate on the Pear and Banana boards tomorrow night. They're actually not too bad. Pretty predictable. Post-junior boards are a little harder.
Start by taking out the upside down T first I don't care what other people say. Then try and get 1 or 2 swipes at the top middle. Just take a little at a time. Use the tunnels and remember, if you go Down immediately after exiting a tunnel, ghosts don't follow. They go straight.
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The problem for me is I've been playing 30+ years. How the ghosts behave is instinctual to me. Doesn't take too long to figure out. I'll get something up here tomorrow meanwhile just watch first levels of YouTube MameErs
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Probably the
best site for FAQ.
These are my 1st 2 MAME videos ever.
First one covers
Levels 1-2. I basically follow this exact pattern for both levels, but you've got to watch Red & Pink. 90 percent of the time they stay away at the beginning. For all early mazes, Red & Pink's 1st 5 seconds are random. On the strawberry, Green always follows the same pattern until the 5-second reverse. The hardest part of these 2 levels is the top - the 2 U-shaped areas, and the one at the very top middle. Take care of the U-shaped a quarter at a time. Save the top for last, unless you get a clear shot at it, with ghosts at the bottom.
Second video is
Levels 3-5. I always start in this pattern, which takes care of about half the bottom. As I noted in the comment, on the Peach and Pretzel, pause ever so slightly at the bottom, as Green is coming down. He'll always head right and down. I think on the Apple, he moves too fast that you don't have to worry about pausing. I'm too much of a noob with Windows Movie Maker - you'll have to pause to actually read all the comments, sorry. I did the best I could.
I'll work on the next set later this evening. Keep in mind Ms. Pac-Man has no patterns, and I've just learned by playing over and over again. Trying to put it into coherent strategy is a little hard, since ghost behavior is never the same twice. These probably aren't incredibly helpful, but it's a tough game to nail down consistently, unless you play it 500 times.