Steem Pong: Scoring a Highly Focused 31 Points.
I have played the Steem Pong session just now and with 31 Points, it is a definite success! This is a reflexes and stamina game, but a complicated-looking one hiding in the depths of the Steem RetroGames site.
The Challenge of Defense
Steem Pong has no main aim except to defend your ship (in the form of paddle) at the bottom of the screen by hitting the flying objects back. Reaching 31 Points implies that you were able to maintain control over the chaos of the multiple objects such as the core ball and the various collectible tokens against falling out of your defenses 31 times. This demands quick and precise concentration and absolute and supreme speed of paddle placement.
Learning to ride the Multi-Object Chaos.
The game is made complex since it throws a number of objects at you at the same time but all bouncing at varying accelerating and unpredictable angles. Your score of 31 is a good indication that you:
Prioritized Threats: Identified Objectively and responded to the nearest object to the ground, as opposed to other objects.
Controlled Movement: Played your paddle in a very efficient way so that there was a minimum use of horizontal movement so that you could turn about and defend an additional point on the screen as fast as possible.
Building Momentum
Although you possess a high score of 171 previously to demonstrate that you can run long, this 31 points session is a great start. It shows that you can always do the basics of defense, and these good initial scores are the keys to developing the confidence and muscle memory in order to overcome the greater scoring obstacles.
The following session will be entirely based on connecting all these first-time successes with a marathon running!
Thanks for reading my post I'm inviting @m-fdo, @pea07 and @emmy01 to try out this game .
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This game really looks challenging and fun! Reaching 31 points in Steem Pong is no easy feat, especially with so many objects to bounce simultaneously. I love how you explained the importance of focus, reflexes, and strategy in defending your paddle