@Stelios Mavroyiannis Yes, it's really strange. I usually play SpacaPan two or three times, and no matter how many misses I make in the starting phase (sometimes two or even three), I always end up with 101. And yes, there are a few extra lives. Maybe it's a mental block. But it’s just a game. Right now, I’m looking forward more to my next song, which is currently in the works. Still, it’s always fun here at SoundGym, and there’s always an incentive to improve. It’s a shame we all live so far apart; it would be so great to meet you all in person.
@Helmut Mair that's interesting. Yet it's amazing how consistently you make it to 101! I sometimes arrive at 90 without a miss, and still don't make it to 101! 😂 Not only it is just a game, it's also one that probably doesn't make much difference in the real world! It's fun though. Excited to listen to the next song! Do share it! Yes, it would be great to meet SoundGymmers in person! Perhaps a meet-up should be arranged at some point, but I don't know who will come as we are spread all over the globe. 😅
I know we are here to get better and hone our skillsssss... stiiiiiilllll, SPI points are cool.
How come I pass a game (get to the next level) and do not get any of my 3 best scores, which to my understanding, is what awards you SPIs ??? (this screeenshot was taken right after I passed Compressionist from 36 to 37 😥)
Same thing a few days ago with EQ Mirror from 42 to 43.
@Ron Allen, I don't generally play the challenges. I'm not sure if you get any SPI boost from the challenges or not. It just takes some time to get there.
By default, a lot of games won't come up in your daily workout, so if you focus on them, that's an easy way to raise your SPI, as is focusing on the games in which you have the lowest rankings.
All that said, I don't think SPI is so important, it's just a nice incentive. The important thing is just to always improve our listening skills and, especially, to apply that ability in out music.
@Ron Allen playing the challenges has helped my skills, but in my case I would say not more than the workouts. I do play the challenges, it's fun and engaging, but I focus more on the workouts. As Cindy said, the challenges are completely unrelated to the SPI.
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