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== Personality == | == Personality == | ||
As she is a mental marvel, Melinda keeps track of the player's scores through the entire game and delivers encouraging [[special dispatch]]es along the way. As Melinda is a rewarding type of person, she will allow Chip to skip a level if he is killed or restart the level 10 times after walking or sliding over 32 tiles. | As she is a mental marvel, Melinda keeps track of the player's scores through the entire game and delivers encouraging [[special dispatch]]es along the way. As Melinda is a rewarding type of person, she will allow Chip to skip a level if he is killed or restart the level 10 times after walking or sliding over 32 tiles. When this happens, a window will pop up reading the following: "''You seem to be having trouble with this level. Would you like to skip to the next level?''" Clicking ''Yes'' will unlock the next level. <!---Does it work differently on level 144?---> | ||
When this happens, a window will pop up reading the following: "''You seem to be having trouble with this level. Would you like to skip to the next level?''" Clicking ''Yes'' will unlock the next level. <!---Does it work differently on level 144?---> | |||
The [[monster]]s in Chip's Challenge were mostly created by Melinda as a fun and challenging way to pass time. Six of them are abandoned experiments that managed to get into the clubhouse, the [[blob]] and [[paramecium]] were created by accident in a period of genetic engineering, and the [[bug]]s came from a collection she brought back from Africa which got loose and began to multiply. | The [[monster]]s in Chip's Challenge were mostly created by Melinda as a fun and challenging way to pass time. Six of them are abandoned experiments that managed to get into the clubhouse, the [[blob]] and [[paramecium]] were created by accident in a period of genetic engineering, and the [[bug]]s came from a collection she brought back from Africa which got loose and began to multiply. | ||
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== Melinda in scoring == | == Melinda in scoring == | ||
Melinda is also referred to in scoring purposes as the always-present leader of the CC high score list. [[James Anderson]]'s high score tables write the Melinda time underneath the best [[Public TWS|public time]] | Melinda is also referred to in scoring purposes as the always-present leader of the CC high score list. [[James Anderson]]'s high score tables write the Melinda time underneath the best [[Public TWS|public time]]. For an example, see [https://jamesa7171.net/level.php?set=0&level=23 the Blobnet scoreboards.] | ||
The ''Melinda score'', known on James Anderson's scoreboards as the ''Known theoretical max'', is the [[bold time]] on every level plus any [[Melinda time]]s: potential improvements which are possible, but have not yet been scored. | |||
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