One strategy for Go Green, Get Lucky level 7 is to detonate the TNT high above the level with the first Blue bird, sending the trio of boulders down. Use another two Blue birds to finish off any icy structures that remain. The score in the video below is 117,690.
If you have a different strategy feel free to leave a comment below; however, don't just post your score via the comments, as that's what the leaderboards are for.
125,190! Just the luck o’ the draw, I think. When the big rocks fell, they also took the blocks and pigs at the bac ( under the underhang)
120080 Same method ;-)
125,640. Same thing as helloburnaby, Falling rocks took out two piles of pigs.
121,980. The real answer is to fire your blue bird at a 45 degree angle and let it ride the screen top until it starts go go down and THEN trigger the split. This allows you to explode the TNT every time releasing the balls.
I got my 122k with a little luck with the boulders. It somehow crushed everything in the second structure and all I had to do left was to spilt the blue bird in such a way it hits both first and third structures.
Yes, this is pretty much what you have to rely on for a decent score. It can take a while, though.
Somehow on my fourth or fifth try, the first bird managed to almost completely clear BOTH the second and third towers, so that all that was left to do was to take out the easy first tower, and I MISSED! Gah!
So now I’ve been trying to recreate that lucky shot in vain, in hopes of getting those elusive extra few thousand points. Oh well, I still have a decent score. It’s just so frustrating! Don’t you hate those levels where you come so close and totally blow it?
My favorite thing about these levels is the clover Woods. Break a clover and it will dissapear.
I’ve noticed that if when you split the first blue bird, one or more of the birdlets can delay the 2nd and 3rd boulders from rolling after the TNT has pushed them, then the first boulder gets a chance to smash the middle tower and then when the damming birdlets pop and let the other boulders roll, they stand a greater chance of attacking the front or back towers.
The 64 million dollar question is how to do this deliberately….
I got lucky today and found a reasonable PAT for this and two other levels in GGGL. I was playing fully zoomed in.
Blue Bird #1: There is a large 3-leaf clover in the background, directly behind the sling. You want to pull the bird to where there is a space between the center and right leaf of the clover. When it is there, continue to pull the bird down until the left side of the sling seat is on the left edge of the right clover leaf, out of the space between the leaves. Release bird. Split bird as soon as it begins it’s descent. This should put the top bird just over the large stones and into the front TnT.
You actually want the stones to fall at an even rate. Meaning that you want there to be as close to equal space between them. This increases your damage to the structures and doubles your chances of one of them bouncing back to the right to take out the front part of the right structure. What you don’t want to happen is the stones landing on the birds. This completely ruins the shot. The first shot will also end in two scenarios:
Scenario 1:
If you only take out the middle structure, you want to get above 60k before firing the second bird. On one run, I ended up with 68k after the first bird.
Scenario 2:
If you do take out the middle and right structures, you are looking at wanting over 70k. On my current score run, I was sitting at 75k.
Blue Bird #2: This shot varies, depending on the scenario you ended up with. If it is Scenario #1, you want to pull the bird back to horizontal. Then pull down 1 or 2 clicks. This shot is moderately flexible. But you will see just a small amount of the sling straps being thinner approximately 1-3 birds ahead of the actual bird. You want to split immediately. This should take out the front structure including both pigs and leave a little debris. The top bird should make it to the back structure and take out either the small wooden square or the lowest ice block, causing the structure to tip left and take out the pigs. Then have the 3rd bird ready to clean up what is left for the 3* score.
If you happen to get lucky enough for Scenario #2, the shot is a make or break situation. You want to aim the bird at the left tip of the glass plank on top of the first structure, then split immediately. This will take out the bottom of the front structure and the two pigs while the other two go to the middle of the level and clean up a nice chunk of glass debris.
I hope this works. Good luck and happy flinging!
Great analysis for the alternate strategies and techniques @rdnzlrips82. Tried them and they did increase my score, thank you.
Been playing this level for a few days and experienced many of the exact same scenarios. Used the same aiming technique with the first BB. Did obtain 121k with the two bird technique but wanted to get a little higher. I experienced a number of your observations, points, and tips; zoom in, best score with first BB destroying only the middle structure 69,040; best score with first BB destroying middle and far right structure 74,670; Was unable to obtain a better score so I had to use three Blue Birds to obtain the present score of 125k.
Viewed the Fujitoast video above and also referenced E-Star’s video on her website may times. They both are very similar but E-Stars technique and placement of the birds produced the greater points with the utilization of three birds. The goals were to have the first BB over 54K and second BB over 95k. Always tried to destroy the stacks of coins for 1K when flinging the birds. Observed that higher scores were obtained with the least amount of glass blocks and planks remaining. This level did take the 3P’s to get through: patience, perseverance, and as a result, practice.
I can’t really tell you how many times I had to use the 3P’s on this level. Probably enough to make one sick to their stomach. But they did finally pay off with a two birder.
And you are most welcome, @wrw01. I am always happy to help.
@wrw01 you are so right about the 3P’s hahaha, the video you referred to was before my unfortunate crash in 2011 and during my revisit to this episode, I have given up on the 3P’s… spend 2 whole days trying to get my score back on the iPad, but the luck of the irish was not upon me and I gave up. Maybe one day I will revisit my revisit and try again :D
Here is my video I can’t repeat anymore LOL :D
Hi @e-star,
I know exactly what you mean about revisiting a level and not being able to even match your previous score and in some level cannot get within 2k in points of the previous score. In those situations, the 4Ps come out: patience, perseverance, practice and positiveness. There is not one bit of scientific fact about this concept but it appears to be true on the metaphysical level the negative brain waves are sensed by the AB game and they will impede one’s score let alone the fall of the stone, wood, glass, etc. Call me crazy if you must but we are trying to obtain government funding to prove it does work:-)
Glad to see your video and you do have a great score.
There is also 5Ps that I only employ on those levels that cause great amounts of cognitive dissidence.