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Mars Potato May 25, 2019 @ 10:05pm
Please Give Me a Tip On the 4stars!
:LIS_poker_face:I Don't Know How we(2 cooker) Can 4stars...
Please Give me a Tip............
:ovpanda:Thankyou
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Originally posted by The Fool:
I often watch videos of the levels before I attempt to 4-star them to get general strategies. Here's a couple of playlists: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6WDGAfgb_ldn9K70RxKT5VldlHBBcGvn and https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLau4z96NmKZgPPSmijYOtfXyaJS08oNwT

As for general tips:

-You probably already know this, but always serve your dishes in order. If you serve them out of order, you lose your tip multiplier, which will virtually guarantee that you won't make the 4* score. Of course, if the timer has almost run out, serve whatever you have.
-You should be dashing almost constantly, and throwing effectively as well.
-Try to always have something in your hands if feasible. For instance, if you're delivering a dish, grab an ingredient or dirty dishes on your way back even if you don't need them at that exact moment.
-Practice, practice, practice. It takes a while to get 4* scores, especially in the main game, where the 4* targets are often very high. Don't be discouraged if you're having issues; just playing the same level over and over and you will get better at it, and at the game in general. With that said, if you're having lots of problems getting even close to the target score, I definitely recommend checking out a successful video and seeing what they're doing vs what you're doing. It could be that you just need to be faster, or it could be that there's some smart strategy you can implement.
-In any level that introduces a new recipe (except Kevin 1 of the main game), the timer doesn't start until you serve your first dish. So you can do a lot of preparation. It's cheesy, and not strictly necessary for any level except the intro level, but very effective. Although on many of these levels even after you do all your prep you probably want to have one person continuing to prepare more dishes while the other person delivers.
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The Fool May 26, 2019 @ 9:39am 
I often watch videos of the levels before I attempt to 4-star them to get general strategies. Here's a couple of playlists: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6WDGAfgb_ldn9K70RxKT5VldlHBBcGvn and https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLau4z96NmKZgPPSmijYOtfXyaJS08oNwT

As for general tips:

-You probably already know this, but always serve your dishes in order. If you serve them out of order, you lose your tip multiplier, which will virtually guarantee that you won't make the 4* score. Of course, if the timer has almost run out, serve whatever you have.
-You should be dashing almost constantly, and throwing effectively as well.
-Try to always have something in your hands if feasible. For instance, if you're delivering a dish, grab an ingredient or dirty dishes on your way back even if you don't need them at that exact moment.
-Practice, practice, practice. It takes a while to get 4* scores, especially in the main game, where the 4* targets are often very high. Don't be discouraged if you're having issues; just playing the same level over and over and you will get better at it, and at the game in general. With that said, if you're having lots of problems getting even close to the target score, I definitely recommend checking out a successful video and seeing what they're doing vs what you're doing. It could be that you just need to be faster, or it could be that there's some smart strategy you can implement.
-In any level that introduces a new recipe (except Kevin 1 of the main game), the timer doesn't start until you serve your first dish. So you can do a lot of preparation. It's cheesy, and not strictly necessary for any level except the intro level, but very effective. Although on many of these levels even after you do all your prep you probably want to have one person continuing to prepare more dishes while the other person delivers.
Last edited by The Fool; May 26, 2019 @ 9:50pm
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Mars Potato May 29, 2019 @ 5:39am 
Oh, Thank you!!!:LovingDeath:
I'll going to practice Everyday!
Thank you!!
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