Maxing out your lucky streak in 20 minutes, a Glimmer&Gloom guide!
I know there are other guides out there for GlimGlom already, but I find them to be kind of difficult to understand, so I made this one for others that might find it easier to see/learn it the way I do.
List of Guides here!
https://www1.flightrising.com/forums/gde/2644226
With the new Achievement system, there are a bunch of achievements for maxing out your lucky streak (75 000 treasure) in the fairgrounds for multiple days.
A lot of people might not have the time/energy to get up to that amount by getting good at various games, and this guide is mostly for them!
As mentioned in the title, this guide is for Glimmer and Gloom, specifically the hard mode.
Every round won gives you 1600 treasure, which means you will have to do a total of 47 rounds(with the last one giving you 1400 treasure).
This might sound like a lot, but taking into account that each round takes under 30 seconds*, it usually only takes me about 15 to 20 minutes!
Now, to the guide! Here's my 100% fool proof(tested by me, a fool,) way of beating hard mode G&G!
https://youtu.be/rCYWXPm2bR4
The link above is to a video of me doing a couple rounds, but here's a written description with a visual guide.
First, flip the tiles so they're your desired color on the top half, so you get to the middle line.
If the middle line has an uneven number of the tiles that need flipped, click every tile in the middle in a row, and ta-da, they're even now!
If the line under the middle has an uneven number of the tiles that need to be flipped, go up to the second row from the top, flipping all of them in a row then move the tiles down again. The row that was uneven will now be even.
If the second to last row of tiles are uneven, click the corner pieces on the very top row, and move the tiles down again. The puzzle is now solved!
*I've done this method since I started flight rising, and so I do it pretty fast, as shown in the video. It might take a couple times before you memorize it, so it might take a bit longer than 30 seconds per round, but once you learn it, you'll most likely get it down to around 20 seconds per round, even when all the rows are uneven!
I know there are other guides out there for GlimGlom already, but I find them to be kind of difficult to understand, so I made this one for others that might find it easier to see/learn it the way I do.
List of Guides here!
https://www1.flightrising.com/forums/gde/2644226
With the new Achievement system, there are a bunch of achievements for maxing out your lucky streak (75 000 treasure) in the fairgrounds for multiple days.
A lot of people might not have the time/energy to get up to that amount by getting good at various games, and this guide is mostly for them!
As mentioned in the title, this guide is for Glimmer and Gloom, specifically the hard mode.
Every round won gives you 1600 treasure, which means you will have to do a total of 47 rounds(with the last one giving you 1400 treasure).
This might sound like a lot, but taking into account that each round takes under 30 seconds*, it usually only takes me about 15 to 20 minutes!
Now, to the guide! Here's my 100% fool proof(tested by me, a fool,) way of beating hard mode G&G!
https://youtu.be/rCYWXPm2bR4
The link above is to a video of me doing a couple rounds, but here's a written description with a visual guide.
First, flip the tiles so they're your desired color on the top half, so you get to the middle line.
If the middle line has an uneven number of the tiles that need flipped, click every tile in the middle in a row, and ta-da, they're even now!
If the line under the middle has an uneven number of the tiles that need to be flipped, go up to the second row from the top, flipping all of them in a row then move the tiles down again. The row that was uneven will now be even.
If the second to last row of tiles are uneven, click the corner pieces on the very top row, and move the tiles down again. The puzzle is now solved!
*I've done this method since I started flight rising, and so I do it pretty fast, as shown in the video. It might take a couple times before you memorize it, so it might take a bit longer than 30 seconds per round, but once you learn it, you'll most likely get it down to around 20 seconds per round, even when all the rows are uneven!