Bing-Bang Finchball

	Name	Bing-Bang Finchball
	Category	Gameplay Tutorial
	Amount of Tips	5
	Description	During “Bing-Bang Finchball,” you will launch a certain number of Finchballs in order. Place as many Finchballs as you can in high-scoring zones to gain the target score and thus the corresponding rewards. If the Finchball stops inside the red ring, you will gain 4 points. If it stops within a yellow ring, you will gain 2 points. If a blue ring, 1 point. If a Finchball lands on multiple rings, the highest point value will be counted.

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During "Bing-Bang Finchball," you will launch a certain number of Finchballs in order. Place as many Finchballs as you can in high-scoring zones to gain the target score and thus the corresponding rewards.
If the Finchball stops inside the red ring, you will gain 4 points. If it stops within a yellow ring, you will gain 2 points. If a blue ring, 1 point.
If a Finchball lands on multiple rings, the highest point value will be counted.

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Before you throw any ball, you can shift it left and right to adjust the throw starting point.

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Get the timing right and press the Launch button to fix the launch direction before entering the charging sequence. Release the Launch button to launch the Finchball.
Once you have fixed the launch direction, you will become unable to change the launch preparations.

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If any Finchball winds up within the launch zone when all the Finchballs stop moving, this launch will be invalidated and you must launch this ball again.

Tip #5

When you are in a tough position, you can use the abilities of two kinds of Finchballs to improve your situation.
Sticky Finchballs:
After this ball is launched, it will stick to the first Finchball it comes into contact with and carry it along. This effect will be canceled once it stops moving.
Pretty Finchballs:
After this ball is launched, it will attract other Finchballs in a set radius around itself to the position where it first stops moving.