NO WAY TO MANIPULATE COUNTDOWN DUE TO EARIER INFORMATION ON RUFFLE
Where enemy_round_ko is the number of times the enemy has been KOd in that round. You can see there is indeed a random element to it, with the minimum for the first KO being 4 (I think they're rounding up) and the minimum for the second KO being 7. I think the audience animations are random so this should be manipulatable.Language: javaenemy_count_to = int(Math.random() * 3) + enemy_round_ko * 3 + 10 * (enemy_round_ko == 3) + 10 * (opponent == "bowl");
I think the audience animations are random so this should be manipulatable.
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I got curious and looked at the decompilation, and I found the formula for the countdown.Where enemy_round_ko is the number of times the enemy has been KOd in that round. You can see there is indeed a random element to it, with the minimum for the first KO being 4 (I think they're rounding up) and the minimum for the second KO being 7. I think the audience animations are random so this should be manipulatable.Language: javaenemy_count_to = int(Math.random() * 3) + enemy_round_ko * 3 + 10 * (enemy_round_ko == 3) + 10 * (opponent == "bowl");
The strategies are the same, however the referee counts now matter. The first count can range anywhere from 4-6, and the 2nd count can be anywhere from 7-9. My fight counts were 5-7 for Moe, 5-7 for Dave, and 4-9 for Papi. This means I got the 5th best possible time loss from ref counts out of 13 possible combinations, which is slightly above average luck.
