Pokemon HGSS: Voltorb Flip Patterns

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Originally Posted by Johnnywup

it is useful to know because then you know how much to expect.

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I don't see how. Infection's pie example has merit here.

Well if you expect an average of 2.5 in one row and 1.5 in another row, and in the other axe theres something that has a high amount of coins with a low amount of voltorbs, the most likely spot to find a coin would be with the higher average
also; if anyones interesting, I can livestream me playing Volt Flip and tell you what I'm doing etc

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Originally Posted by Johnnywup

Well if you expect an average of 2.5 in one row and 1.5 in another row, and in the other axe theres something that has a high amount of coins with a low amount of voltorbs, the most likely spot to find a coin would be with the higher average
also; if anyones interesting, I can livestream me playing Volt Flip and tell you what I'm doing etc

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Thanks for pointing that out. I could have never guessed to use the row/column with the lesser amount of Voltorbs!
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Originally Posted by Infection

Thanks for pointing that out. I could have never guessed to use the row/column with the lesser amount of Voltorbs!
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well derp, common sense isn't so common nowadays now is it?

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Originally Posted by Dusk

I pineappleing hate this game now. I've been playing it off and on, but the past 3-4 in-game hours have been devoted to nothing but Voltorb Flip. Every time I have 4 squares and two of them in a diagonal are 2/3s and the other two are Voltorbs, I pick the f'ucking Voltorb. EVERY TIME. I have gotten up to level 5 and failed about 20 times in a row. And as an added insult, the next board forces you to guess on the first square and I pick another Voltorb, so it drops me back to level 1. GODDAMMIT

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Omgg, this happened to me soo much too!
But I've got my Thunderbolt now, going to leave Voltorb Flip alone, unless I want to get a Porygon. ~.~

And I found a minor visual bug in this game.
If you're on a level higher than one, and you ask 'How to Play,' afterwards it will show that you're on level one.
But it's just a visual error and doesn't impact game play.

also if you quit it puts you back to level 1.

Quitting is the same as losing, except that you keep your coins. I once quit with 3 panels open and went from Lv.5 to Lv.3.

You know that feeling when you have 3 rows of 3/3? Yeah...... fun stuff. This guide rules.