Last feature for the all red board
Last feature for the all red board
I was just wondering about how the machine goes about giving (or not) the last feature on an ARB1 board. Most times is does seem a bit of a lottery, you know the score, it's £15+ ready and it's ARB1 off low nudges but only offering a win sub £7.
Most of the time it's knock back but with the ARB1 situation it's at least worth punting up the nudges side to a few bonus points in the aim of getting a stab at the feature board and hitting the last blue feature.
Now we know it will block certain features when on it's arse so the same should apply to allowing the final feature (and next bonus point) if it's flying.
However, how many times have you seen say an Invincible fully lit up for the IM and how long it takes to knock all those blue features out ?
I can't say any of us have ever seen a Red actively seek out the final blue feature when flying and regard it as a novel way of getting the top.
I guess what I'm asking is....when flying, is it just luck that you hit the final blue feature and of course, the ensuing next bonus point.
Most of the time it's knock back but with the ARB1 situation it's at least worth punting up the nudges side to a few bonus points in the aim of getting a stab at the feature board and hitting the last blue feature.
Now we know it will block certain features when on it's arse so the same should apply to allowing the final feature (and next bonus point) if it's flying.
However, how many times have you seen say an Invincible fully lit up for the IM and how long it takes to knock all those blue features out ?
I can't say any of us have ever seen a Red actively seek out the final blue feature when flying and regard it as a novel way of getting the top.
I guess what I'm asking is....when flying, is it just luck that you hit the final blue feature and of course, the ensuing next bonus point.
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if its flying, and arb1 and on a low cash sum i would keep gamling the features to try to hit it.
If its doing well it will hit it ( i find hitting it the easier bit), your next problem is climing the cash or getting another feature to active the top-obviously depening on the machine.
By gambling the feature its mean you dont have to worry about the safe cash............
If its doing well it will hit it ( i find hitting it the easier bit), your next problem is climing the cash or getting another feature to active the top-obviously depening on the machine.
By gambling the feature its mean you dont have to worry about the safe cash............
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yeah the hard bit is hitting that feature point, I have definitely been block a few times.Johnny Boy wrote:if its flying, and arb1 and on a low cash sum i would keep gamling the features to try to hit it.
If its doing well it will hit it ( i find hitting it the easier bit), your next problem is climing the cash or getting another feature to active the top-obviously depening on the machine.
By gambling the feature its mean you dont have to worry about the safe cash............
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A few years ago, Snailblazer was the best for ARB1 and then getting that last feature.
Agree than FNC is the more recent machine to also do it 'more frequent'.
Invincible 'does' do it, but I agree, it can be a right git about it! Nice when you have the IM board and you knock out almost all the reds with say only one blue left. It will hit it eventually, but, what's the point? lol

Agree than FNC is the more recent machine to also do it 'more frequent'.
Invincible 'does' do it, but I agree, it can be a right git about it! Nice when you have the IM board and you knock out almost all the reds with say only one blue left. It will hit it eventually, but, what's the point? lol

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Can't be done can it?!??? You'd just have ARBO and the next time you got to an exchange point.....BOOOM, you'd be up there. I don't think you can DESTROY any of the features on Invincible, they just go red.
Edit: One too many late night poker sessions, of course it blanks 'em out, how would you lose on feature gamble otherwise. Then as soon as you gamble they become red. Maybe it autocollects the last feature - nah that's silly. Or it just keeps landing on blank....Invincible.....blank.......Invincible ad nauseum.
Edit: One too many late night poker sessions, of course it blanks 'em out, how would you lose on feature gamble otherwise. Then as soon as you gamble they become red. Maybe it autocollects the last feature - nah that's silly. Or it just keeps landing on blank....Invincible.....blank.......Invincible ad nauseum.
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Heh, I've had a go at destroying the feature stack on a full namey board, but it usually leaves you with one or two non-grey features that it just will not hit.
Perhaps if you do knock 'em all out you get the:
<Dons George of the Jackpot Cloak>
Bloopety-Bloop-Bloop-Slippety-Slop-Super-Duperty-Monster-Top
of £200+
<Removes cloak and hands back to George who is looking at me with a distinct Moger Roore eyebrow>

Perhaps if you do knock 'em all out you get the:
<Dons George of the Jackpot Cloak>
Bloopety-Bloop-Bloop-Slippety-Slop-Super-Duperty-Monster-Top
of £200+
<Removes cloak and hands back to George who is looking at me with a distinct Moger Roore eyebrow>



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You will find that the older reds were more genorous at offering all red features for the MS. the newer reds seem tighter and its easier just to gamble up or spell the name.
About the invincible thing though, yeah when you have spelt the name, it is so hard to get all the features red. Not sure why it does this though.
About the invincible thing though, yeah when you have spelt the name, it is so hard to get all the features red. Not sure why it does this though.