Angry Birds Seasons Invasion of the Egg Snatchers Level 1-13 Walkthrough - AngryBirdsNest.com

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Same shot pattern as everyone else was doing.

First shot: Low above cactus with release over the cactus. The key for me was to activate the YB in such a way to have the top left set of red balls to fall onto the TNT below it. YB continues through and gets the top right balls tumbling to take out the brown stuff (sand), and everything in its path also below it. Getting the attached to the right set of red balls to explode up high was key also to better sand destruction and everything beneath it. If the right set of red balls just pole-vault their way down the mountain with the TNT exploding harmlessly at the bottom, points lost. You want the TNT to explode up on the hill for maximum damage.

At this point if I remember (sitting here playing the level to refresh myself), the cactus was still there, and everything to the right of that was gone for the most part (including the rocks and three TNT’s lower right). I believe there were three sand blotches still suspended at about the 2 and 3 oclock reference the cactus.

Second shot: Take out the the cactus and as many of those suspended sand blotches above and to the right of the cactus still remaing (2-3 oclock position reference the cactus as mentioned)

Third shot: This is the money shot with the potential for big points. Big red to the lower left base of the house. Whether it actually nips the house or not is sometimes hard to tell. In any event, you want Big Red slicing through the sand, house tips over, getting as many points as you can.

Can’t remember if there was a fourth shot or not. If so:

Fourth shot: Vertical to take out the remaining pig and slice vertically downwards to take out the TNT below it.

That’s how I remember it. I think the difference from what I remember reading above is more description of that first shot with the YB and the handling of the red balls on the left and right. The player at that point will assess the damage and adjust shots accordingly. The other option is to have the BB angle down to tilt the house to the left then use Big Red to take out the debris laying there after the BB shot. This again is a big money shot. A lot of points. Then YB (fourth shot), to take out any remaining pigs (probably the same one you go vertical with as noted above).

So probably the biggest difference in my explanation is that first shot and what you are looking for. Release the YB in such a way to deal with those red balls and get their associated TNT to explode effectively. The rest the flinger will figure out as to what they want to do where. The choice, as I remember, was always do I put the BB to tip the house over and use Big Red to make the cleanup shot or do I use Big Red to tip the house over. I remember experimenting with both.

A successful first shot will probably help to make your decisions clearer.

If you need a screen shot let me know. I think I still remember how to use it using photobucket.

Fling on!