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Bank the ball
If you know your angles, the next step is to know just where to
bounce it off the wall so that it gets into the goal. The Mirgle
doesn't seem to understand where the ball is going very well if you
do this. You have a better chance of scoring this way.
3) Know your angles
Don't just randomly hit the ball. Start learning how to predict the
ball bath depending on where you hit the ball. Aim is critical in my
strategy. This will also help predict where the ball will arrive for
defence when the Mirgle hits it.
2) Leave the Anchors and Crackers alone
Okay, leaving the anchors alone is obvious, but avoid the
crackers While they make your pet fast, this also has a tendency of
decreasing control of your Pawkeet, sending you around the board
like an out of control pinball.
5) Patience is a virtue
Sometimes it will take a while to score a goal, sometimes it will
happen within five seconds. Don't get frustrated and leave the goal,
stay with it. There is an element of luck with this game too, you
will lose games and win games.
Play defensively
Stay on your half of the board. In fact, stay right in front of your
goal as often as possible. The Mirgle is way faster than you, and he
will beat you in a race back to your side of the board and will
score on you.
4) Tips/Hints
1) Corner the ball
The Mirgle will often bounce the ball off the wall above and below
your goal. Slide down the side and hit it toward the corner. This
will make him hit it so fast that the ball will actually "phase"
through him and start going the other way. Don't fight down there
though, or it might phase through you instead! Just hit it down into
the corner when he gets up toward your goal.
7) Let the Mirgle play around
Don't rush out to meet him, stay by your goal, and when you can, hit
it towards his side... in his haste, he will often hit it into his
own goal. Use his speed against him.
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