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Re: Sunoco "Fill of Victory" game
No special video card on my PC. Just the stock card that came with it. My highest scores have been in the 700's, but, you're right, some players post really high ones for the wins. After playing for some time, I realized that it was better to listen and let the sound guide my mouse hand. For every 6 gallons on a regular car, a ching-a-ling would be heard...2 per regular car...which equalled the 12 gallons being dispensed. The sound enabled me to determine a point to pull away from that car, get credit for a 12 gallon fill and move to the next car...all the while saving valuable time and extending my chances to fill a car or two more and adding to my score, by making that early move. In other words, you don't have to have be on the target area and clicking until the picture shows that the gas can has emptied, to get credit for 12 gallons. So, it came down to not only hand and eye co-ordination, but listening closely, as well. However, when the Sunoco van appeared, which is worth 18 gallons, there's no sound and it's all in the timing for those. I also used the zoom function on my computer to enlarge the screen, making the target area of the fill pipe easier to hit and more "clickable". This was a fun one and I feel lucky to have won the gas cards. Thanks Sunoco!
No special video card on my PC. Just the stock card that came with it. My highest scores have been in the 700's, but, you're right, some players post really high ones for the wins. After playing for some time, I realized that it was better to listen and let the sound guide my mouse hand. For every 6 gallons on a regular car, a ching-a-ling would be heard...2 per regular car...which equalled the 12 gallons being dispensed. The sound enabled me to determine a point to pull away from that car, get credit for a 12 gallon fill and move to the next car...all the while saving valuable time and extending my chances to fill a car or two more and adding to my score, by making that early move. In other words, you don't have to have be on the target area and clicking until the picture shows that the gas can has emptied, to get credit for 12 gallons. So, it came down to not only hand and eye co-ordination, but listening closely, as well. However, when the Sunoco van appeared, which is worth 18 gallons, there's no sound and it's all in the timing for those. I also used the zoom function on my computer to enlarge the screen, making the target area of the fill pipe easier to hit and more "clickable". This was a fun one and I feel lucky to have won the gas cards. Thanks Sunoco!
