Rise inducted Katrina as our fourth Gunk Queen:
Step into Warden Stillwater's Hideout... and enter the world in the eyes of the Rise Star Gaming Owner.
Friday, December 6, 2013
Thursday, December 5, 2013
Rise Star Gaming: Gunk Galore
I should be telling you this but won't.
I never thought the players would be gunk crazed but they are.
Look forward to new stuff.
I never thought the players would be gunk crazed but they are.
Look forward to new stuff.
Sunday, November 17, 2013
Rise Event Logs: The Start of Gunksgiving
Rise Event Logs: The Start of Gunksgiving:
Rise Holiday: Gunksgiving! (November 17 - November 24)
Rise Holiday: Gunksgiving! (November 17 - November 24)
Friday, November 8, 2013
Achievement Unlocked: Golden Dreams
That was exhausting, but I used all the skill I needed to make it happen.
How to acquire:
- Get a copy of Counter-Strike: Global Offensive
- Purchase Operation Bravo pass (via Steam Store)
- Log 30 hours of playtime on Operation Bravo maps
- Get 15 competitive mode wins on Operation Bravo maps
Rewards:
Rise Challenge tomorrow for another x11 buoy possibly
More details will follow in the Rise Star Social Group chat tomorrow.
How to acquire:
- Get a copy of Counter-Strike: Global Offensive
- Purchase Operation Bravo pass (via Steam Store)
- Log 30 hours of playtime on Operation Bravo maps
- Get 15 competitive mode wins on Operation Bravo maps
Rewards:
Rise Challenge tomorrow for another x11 buoy possibly
More details will follow in the Rise Star Social Group chat tomorrow.
Tuesday, November 5, 2013
Deal Classic S - Myths
This only applies to the Deal Classic S version, in the Deal 9.1 series of games.
Couple of people have asked me some interesting questions such as the following:
1) Why do you always score 47,000 points, and if so, why is it possible to score this always?
Photo taken at Deluxe Games.
Take a close look at the lines.
Each number marked is 250 points, then each row is 1000 points.
Unless you mark numbers with the Banker (80% less score) or the Lady (50% more score) then this seems to always be the case.
You want to complete AT LEAST 9 rows out of 10.
You MUST complete BOTH diagonal rows - This is IMPORTANT.
Assuming each of the following happens:
15/16 numbers marked = 2750 points
9/10 rows completed = 9000 points
=========================
11,750 points base score.
Then at the bonus round, play the usual till you find the 4x score, and you will get the most common non-full clear score in Deal Classic S, which is 47,000 or 47,500 points!
You can't intentionally reduce your score to this also by the way. That is impossible.
Obviously, if you have a score to beat that is more then 43,999 points, you will likely get the same result.
2) What is the earliest full clear board you have ever witnessed?
The earliest full clear board I have played or seen is in 8 rounds. This is doable but extremely rare. Most full clears tend to be on the 10th-12th rounds.
3) What is the highest score you have ever seen in Deal Classic S?
The highest score I have seen on Deal Classic S to date is 104,000. This is a 26,000 base score with the x4 multiplier on the bonus round. This was done at Golden Palace Gaming a long time ago.
4) How come finally your revealing these myths?
I don't need to explain why, but the thing you need to know is that all of this was done over thousands of games played in various places over 4 different Deal Classic revisions.
Couple of people have asked me some interesting questions such as the following:
1) Why do you always score 47,000 points, and if so, why is it possible to score this always?
Photo taken at Deluxe Games.
Take a close look at the lines.
Each number marked is 250 points, then each row is 1000 points.
Unless you mark numbers with the Banker (80% less score) or the Lady (50% more score) then this seems to always be the case.
You want to complete AT LEAST 9 rows out of 10.
You MUST complete BOTH diagonal rows - This is IMPORTANT.
Assuming each of the following happens:
15/16 numbers marked = 2750 points
9/10 rows completed = 9000 points
=========================
11,750 points base score.
Then at the bonus round, play the usual till you find the 4x score, and you will get the most common non-full clear score in Deal Classic S, which is 47,000 or 47,500 points!
You can't intentionally reduce your score to this also by the way. That is impossible.
Obviously, if you have a score to beat that is more then 43,999 points, you will likely get the same result.
2) What is the earliest full clear board you have ever witnessed?
The earliest full clear board I have played or seen is in 8 rounds. This is doable but extremely rare. Most full clears tend to be on the 10th-12th rounds.
3) What is the highest score you have ever seen in Deal Classic S?
The highest score I have seen on Deal Classic S to date is 104,000. This is a 26,000 base score with the x4 multiplier on the bonus round. This was done at Golden Palace Gaming a long time ago.
4) How come finally your revealing these myths?
I don't need to explain why, but the thing you need to know is that all of this was done over thousands of games played in various places over 4 different Deal Classic revisions.
Monday, October 21, 2013
Rise History: Green is my Colored Name
Why do you all want to know about the whole green thing that seems to have taken Rise Star Gaming by storm? Well, today, October 21st, 2013, you will learn about the full scoop about that.
"We are a very good community," says Warden Stillwater. "I want to keep having a good time by establishing more humorous ways and fun ways to keep it up."
"We are a very good community," says Warden Stillwater. "I want to keep having a good time by establishing more humorous ways and fun ways to keep it up."
Friday, October 18, 2013
Rise Gunk Challenge - Best Moments [10/17/2013]
Rise Gunk Challenge - Best Moments [10/17/2013]
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Not full transcripts of the event
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