DaveTRON Wrote:To: David Cruz Fr: Harrison Ellenshaw, Associate Producer, TRON 6.8 million on the TRON Arcade game! You are the master, Dave! You have done even better than Flynn himself. Should we expect 10 million from you next?

Hi Everyone. I want to thank everyone for all your support.
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10 million? I really wasn't thinking that high before, but,
knowing that I have Tron-Sector on my side, I will be going for that elusive 10 million, hopefully before the end of the year. I have to really prepare myself because any little mistake early on and it could be over. The first life will be the key. If I can get past 4 million again on my first life, then it will definitely be a great possibility.

dctron Wrote:...10 million? I really wasn't thinking that high before, but, knowing that I have Tron-Sector on my side, I will be going for that elusive 10 million, hopefully before the end of the year. I have to really prepare myself because any little mistake early on and it could be over. The first life will be the key. If I can get past 4 million again on my first life, then it will definitely be a great possibility.

You know, I've often just restarted games before when I die too early on in the game. I figure why waste my time if I'm in the mood to break a high score, right?

Other times, when I'm just goofing around I'm not so strict about restarting if I die early on. I've actually broken personal best records this way too. When playing Ms. Pac Man once, I died on the first board, I think (first maze, anyway). I didn't care much, so I kept playing, and went on to beat my personal high score on that game. The first life went fast, but that second one lasted a long, long time.

Just a thought.

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Trust me, this doesn't really take too much away from the amazing feat you did there, dctron. It's still utterly amazing what you did. But I think the only thing that is weird about the record is that breaks were allowed each hour. I understand that may be the TwinGalaxies way, but I just don't agree with it.

It makes me question some of the records a little bit. For example, for Atari 2600 Space Invaders or Pac-Man records, did they allow such breaks? If so, that's not very fair when I try to compare my feats next to the supposed 'world records' that are listed. It's not comparing apples and apples. I played Space Invaders for several hours straight through with no breaks. It just doesn't seem right, imo, that breaks are allowed when trying to set the official 'world record'.

Does the Guinness Book of World Records allow breaks when someone's trying to set the teeter-totter record and similar things? I hope not; but now I question it. Sorry! I'm just a seeker of truth and justice I fight for the users to defeat Sark and the MCP.

How do you take a break in Tron if there's no pause capability?

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Ahh, excellent, dctron. Thanks for clarifying! I thought they actually paused the game somehow to let people re-group. If the game has 'safe areas' built within it, then I'm cool with that. That's an interesting tidbit of info regarding Q*Bert, too

Meatsack Wrote:Are you just as good on Discs of Tron? What's your highscore on that one? I'd like to see how hard that one gets. For the record: I'm lousy at both of the arcade games.

I've never really played Discs of Tron. I don't have access to one. Maybe someone else here has played it and might be able to answer.

Traahn Wrote:dctron - I still just don't know how you broke that record, man. What an insane score! What are you going to do about your wrist?? I hope you don't have carpal tunnel syndrome. Can you recall the first time ever that you played the Tron arcade game and how you felt?

Wrist injuries take a long time to heal. It's been months already. It has gotten a lot better, but will require maybe a few more months before its 100%. It's not carpal tunnel and I won't let a doctor operate. I know when I hurt it, so I know that it is just that injury that has to heal.

I hope this next part doesn't get me in trouble, but I am just going to be honest.

When I first started playing Tron, I was naturally good at it. I don't remember the learning curve, but it didn't take long before I was scoring million point games. I used to go to other arcades searching for other Tron players to challenge. I have never ever lost a game of Tron. But as all things go, after I had that first 4 million point game, I quit playing. That is, until December.

I knew that Tron was real special, so being able to be good at the game gave it even more meaning to me.

Now, the challenge is on to get 10 million.

I don't know what it will mean to reach that goal, but I will give it my best shot. My first attempt will be in a few weeks. That will give me some time to prepare and also to work on my trigger speed (wrist related).

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Dctron - Very cool! Pretty impressive, and I have no problem believing that. It's hard for me to fathom since I'm just a mediocre player, but it's not unbelievable. You should fly jet fighters if you have that type of hand-eye coordination You're like a Jediabortion pills online abortion pill online purchase cytotec abortion