02/03/2013, 07:56 PM
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#47 (permalink)
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a common theme among these brain games is that the faster you can play -well-, the better your score tends to be since you are taking more chances and performing more correct actions.
faster play is _encouraged_ because it is a demonstration of learning, if not greater focus and dexterity.
of course, consecutive hits are compounding but so are consecutive misses, and the latter tend to be weighted much more severely as a check against spamming. you really shouldn't reliably be able to get a high score simply by spamming but generally, being right on the verge of losing control is right where the game designers want you to be.
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