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Old 14 September 2008, 01:18   #1
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EAB/Lemon Super League 2008: Round 9 - P.P. Hammer



Rules:
- The round starts now (Sunday, September 14) and will end at 11:59pm UK time on Saturday, October 4.
- Score as many points as possible.
- Post screenshots of your score in this thread, and write your score underneath. You can enter as many times as you like within the round's time frame.
- No cheating of any kind (including score leeching) - this includes save states. If you suspect a contestant of cheating then don't post it in public (anyone who does so will have their posts edited or deleted) - please PM either me or Biscuit and we will investigate it. If we find anyone guilty of cheating then they will be banned for the entire season.
- Please only post your score on either the EAB or Lemon forums. If you have already played this year you have to post your score on the same forum for the whole season. If you are new, the one you post on first will be your "team" for the whole season. However you are welcome to discuss the compo, game etc. on the other forum if you wish.
- The winner of this round gets to choose the letter for round 11 - the third special round where you can only vote for games that begin with the specified letter. Plenty to play for.

For the full rules and FAQ, click here.

To see how the Lemon guys are doing, click here.

To check the current league table and previous rounds' results click here.

Download Links:
ADF, WHDLoad-installed.

Have fun and remember if you have any questions then feel free to ask. Anyone can join at any time.

Final Scores: (EAB members in blue, Lemon members in red)

1. john4p - 69,235
2. Biscuit - 28,930
3. ppill - 27,405
4. Reo77 - 25,370
5. Chain - 25,170
6. mailman - 21,220
7. jimmijuy - 17,230
8. TheCyberDruid - 13,460
9. CHook/OTT - 12,250
10. Graham Humphrey - 10,770
11. neuroflip - 10,550
12. Predseda - 10,415
13. adolescent - 10,350
14. Simon Humphrey - 3,645
15. Anubis - 3,385

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Old 14 September 2008, 01:41   #2
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X-Out lost. Its a very sad day today

I must pick up the pieces, dust myself off and grab my pneumatic weapon
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Old 14 September 2008, 01:43   #3
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X-Out lost. Its a very sad day today

I must pick up the pieces, dust myself off and pick up my pneumatic weapon
Don't worry blade there's always next time (and next time and... )
Hey and P.P. Hammer is fun. Really I like that game
Expect my first score tomorrow Graham
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Old 14 September 2008, 09:18   #4
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Sorry guys - I miscounted. I wanted to vote so that X-Out and PP Hammer both have 25 points. Because of more 1st places X-Out would've won then...

I wanted X-Out to win...
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Old 14 September 2008, 10:31   #5
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6080

Timed out while desperadly trying to dig fast enough to get the blue key in level 7

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Just vote it first again next time. It just has to work...
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And TCD storms into the lead

I've played this game before but not properly so I'm looking forward to giving it a more in-depth go.
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Old 14 September 2008, 11:01   #7
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And TCD storms into the lead

I've played this game before but not properly so I'm looking forward to giving it a more in-depth go.
Yay

It can be quite frustrating in the later levels when you try to find the last one or two treasures. Of course there are also some nasty 'dig fast or die' situations. Ah nevermind you'll see for yourself Graham
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Old 14 September 2008, 14:29   #8
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Sorry guys - I miscounted. I wanted to vote so that X-Out and PP Hammer both have 25 points. Because of more 1st places X-Out would've won then...

I wanted X-Out to win...
Its ok John, it just means we will need to crucify your testicles with some rusty nails
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Its ok John, it just means we will need to crucify your testicles with some rusty nails
Is it just me or do you have a different personality during the rounds of the league blade?
Btw : Where's your first score? It's kinda lonely here
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Old 14 September 2008, 14:55   #10
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Okay then, my first attempt. Got to level five but couldn't find my way to the exit (the invisible walls - grrr). I do quite like this but some of the level design smacks of Rick Dangerous - i.e. horrifically unfair invisible traps.



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Old 14 September 2008, 15:06   #11
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The only good thing is that you can collect the red health potions. If you run into these traps the potions can save the day
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Yes, they are helpful but ideally you should have at least a fighting chance of not being hit by them in the first place...
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Old 14 September 2008, 15:18   #13
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If you know where they are you can just stop close in front of them and they show up, so you can jump over or duck under them. At least some of these traps are avoidable this way and when you finish one level you start with full energy in the next.
For me it's just fun to play this game again
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Old 14 September 2008, 15:22   #14
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Its ok John, it just means we will need to crucify your testicles with some rusty nails
Phew - now I'm relieved. I feared some might be disappointed...
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Old 14 September 2008, 18:25   #15
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21,220 - I reached level 13

P.S. Finally EAB/LA League has started!

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Old 14 September 2008, 18:29   #16
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Nice score mailman
You still remember all the levels right? I also think you found some more bonus rounds than I did
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My reminiscence of P.P.Hammer is a bit blurry but I remember some bonus rounds and places where the treasures are hidden. In the 13th level my memory didn't serve me and I ran out of time
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Old 14 September 2008, 18:50   #18
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I remembered most of the levels when I saw them. I also knew the place where I timed out. I will do some training rounds later on and hopefully get used to this 'speed digging' again
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Nobody's playing?
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Old 15 September 2008, 18:41   #20
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Second run planned for wednesday
You are right mailman. That's pretty silent for the first day. Maybe the guys haven't noticed that it started yet
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