There's a faster method to hit the jackpot that I was made aware of a while ago. May discuss it more in depth if I ever get around to talking about all of the parlor games in one video, but if you want to hit the star quickly, you can count the "beeps" the machine makes and press A on the 11th beep when starting the game. This is assuming you already have a star picture on the screen which, surprise, the matching game has a star when you first enter the parlor. If you get the first picture, you can press A half a second later to get the second and press A almost immediately after a third time to close the star out. Credit goes to Squeaker on my Discord server for finding this and sharing it with me. You can see the proof of it working here: th-cam.com/video/ncxcBAhrJJI/w-d-xo.html
I'd like to give my thoughts if you may. For the first row, there are two Don Pianta a bit further apart and anther pair a bit closer. When you see the pair that is a bit closer show you, count the first Don Pianta you see. Then, let the next one race by (two), by the time you see the fourth Don Pianta appear, hit the button. For the second row, there is a Star between two Don Piantas. Once that passes by, wait until the third POW block touches the incomplete image on the right side of the screen. As for the final row, start counting rapidly (but not too rapidly) the moment the Star is in the middle. Count to eight and then hit the button. This strategy is consistent for me.
@@rhyderwu4897 The probability of getting a Star is good, but obtaining a Flower is nothing to be ashamed of. On the bright side, you are profiting either way!
If anyone wants an idea of if the slots are "worth it", here's an analysis of the speed slots build piantas compared to each of the 4 minigames, assuming absolutely perfect play every time for all of them Slots: 230 piantas per minute Plane: 108 piantas per minute Paper: ~57 piantas per minute Tube: ~49 piantas per minute Boat: ~43 piantas per minute Explanations: The Boat minigame is for sure the slowest. From doing some manual timing, it takes about 13.9 seconds to move from 1 end of the barrier dividing the 2 lanes to the other end if you just hold forward uninterrupted, resulting in a hard limit of 27.8 seconds for lap 1. Lap 2, meanwhile cuts that 13.9 seconds down to around 7.8 seconds, resulting in a hard limit of 15.6 seconds for lap 2. Combine the times of the 2 laps and it results in a minimum time of about 43.4 seconds. Approximating the number of piantas that the time bonus would give you (from my limited testing it looked like about 55 - seconds/2) gives a value of 33. There's also 12 piantas floating above the water, which are mostly offset by the cost of 10 per attempt. The result in that case is a maximum profit per round of boat game of 35 piantas, with the game itself taking 43.4 seconds. However, there's also the small countdown before starting, and the menuing after, which seem to add about 5 seconds, bringing the time consumed to 48.4 seconds per attempt with perfect play. This results in an approximate pace of 43.4 piantas per minute. The Tube minigame is a bit faster, with the best possible time being somewhere around 40 seconds (record from base TTYD was slightly over, and in my testing that seems like the limit here). From my testing it seems like such a time would give 27 piantas, though it might give 28. Adding in the piantas scattered across the ground (20 total), and removing the 10 coin entry fee gives a final profit per run of 37-38. Then adding the menuing time to the attempt time gives about 45 seconds per attempt. Converting that to piantas per minute gives a final value of 49.3-50.7, which I suspect is closer to 49. The best time I'm aware of for the Paper minigame is 29.5, though it's possible that good fan RNG could shave off a substantial amount more time. This would give a time bonus of 18 piantas, which combined with the 15 piantas you pick up, the 10 you get for coming in 1st, and the 10 you pay to play, for a potential total profit of 33 piantas per run. Converting to piantas per minute (adjusting the time per paper game attempt to 34.5) gives a final rate of around 57 piantas per minute. The Plane minigame actually has 2 different lenses it can be looked at through. Starting with max distance, the highest distance anyone has achieved to my knowledge is slightly over 700. This at base gives 50 piantas in profit (60 for distance - 10 for entering), and takes 30 seconds (without menuing). Assuming that you are somehow able to also get every pianta coin suspended in the air (for a +12) despite the fact that the run I saw only barely broke 700 and could only grab 1 of them, then that gives the potential for up to +62 piantas per 35 seconds, or 106.3 piantas per minute. Alternatively you could go for the 2x tile at around 550, get all the midair pianta coins, and end up with a total of (20 from distance + 12 suspended) * 2 point bonus - 10 entry = 54 coins in profit. This could also plausibly finish about 5 seconds faster (so 30 seconds with menuing) than getting max distance due to the less strict height management. This overall results in a pace of around 108 piantas per minute, almost certainly faster than getting max distance, and much faster than any other minigame. Slots are simple. From manual timing each attempt at slots is about 12 seconds, and with perfect play you go +46 each time (+50 from star, -4 for playing). This gives a speed of 230 piantas per minute. For further context, even if you only succeed at slots 51.2% of the time, and everything that isn't a star exactly is a failure, you will still build piantas at a faster rate than 108 per minute. The plane game more or less requires perfection every attempt to achieve 108 per minute.
Yeah in both versions the slots are way faster, the plane is only really worth it if you can consistently land on the x3 multipliers but given how precise and difficult it is, and slots being quick to retry (and if you run out of piantas due to bad luck, the other slots are even easier), slots just win. Just learn the timing and you don't even need good joy stick skills or precision required.
if you were struggling like i was, i find it’s a LOT easier to put the switch in handheld mode and spin that way. the switch’s screen is significantly smaller than most TV’s nowadays which requires a lot less movement and focus from your eyes to follow the patterns
I just grinded for coins in the pit of 100 trials and traded them in for the pianta coins. I pretty quickly had enough for the Money Money badge. After that, money was no problem, in coins, or piantas.
Best farm SPOILERS: is to just farm rawk hawk eventually you get strong enough to where you can just beat him in 1-2 turns and that is 50 coins a piece you can easily get well over 100 coins in under 30 minutes
@@ejfiewfeuihefwiuwe with the plane minigame i can get 100 coins in 5 min if i land on the 2x i spend 10 i get mostly 44 and it takes not even a minute
Given how often you get coins from grinding the pit in this version with its new floor completion bonus coins, on top of being able to somewhat quickly farm Rawk Hawk for 50 coins repeatedly, whilst also saving time by being able to skip the pre-battle dialogue, I think the slots are kind of even more trivial than they were in the original. Especially too when A. You can cook some cheap items and turn a profit, which is even more quick since you can skip the cooking animations in the new version. And B. Bosses also give completion bonus coins like the pit, and it’s often excessive in a good way. The shortcuts provided in the new version make a number of things much more easy to pull off. Coins are even easier to come by, even though they were already easy to come by in the original. Playing the parlor seems to matter even less now. (Edit: Found out your coins aren’t capped at 999 in this version of the game, thus you’re even more enabled to hella earn and spend coins)
@@PhantomAarantulaWho cares? It’s not like your channel is very big anyways. It’d be very fun as a subscriber goal. Like, when you reach 8k subscribers, you make it. I’m almost certain that most of your fans are die hard paper Mario fans anyways so they would enjoy even if the video’s premise isn’t as interesting as some of your other challenges.
@@voltron77 If we're really asking the question of "Who cares", I do. And if I care enough to believe it's not interesting, I'm not doing it. I'd rather spend my time on something that'd both be more interesting for my viewers and more fun to actually do.
@@PhantomAarantula Ok, I’m just saying, it would be interesting and I think that you’re not realizing it. In the end, it’s your channel, you do what you want with it.
It gets easier when you add a rhythm to it. For example, there’s four Dons on the last panel. The fourth one has a delay compared to the other three. The fourth one has the star right after it. It helps me to count each Don to the beat of La Cucaracha minus the La part. (Cu-ca-ra… CHA!) Press A on CHA.
There's a similar tactic I used to get lots of Bingos during battle too. The TTYD remake makes Bingos easier to get by slowing the pictures down to approximately the same speed as the easy matching game, and it helped me win the Shadow Queen boss battle a lot.
@@PhantomAarantula WHY are u sad u help a lot of poeples even if im not exploit ing a gambling addition i gonna 100% (another time the timing on the gamecube is much easier) be happy
I found a more consistent setup for the first slot. All you have to do is watch for a flower following a star. Then count 2 more stars so you're at 3. Then the next time you see a flower arriving on the right press the button and you should get a star on the first slot. The don pianta's face thing seemed too inconsistent for me.
I'm only now starting Chapter 3 in my first time playing the remake so there's not really any advice I can give, especially since I'm not good at plane game at all and don't really have much experience with paper game. And if Tube & Boat game are anything like the GameCube original, I don't think there's any reason to play them at all if they're still the worst for scoring piantas unless you just personally find them fun to do.
Yeah I managed to learn the timing and count in my head the rhythm of the stars for each one. it usually takes a second to get the bottom star since there's only one star per cycle, but I kind of learned the pattern to press before it. I find this WAY easier than the minigames since the plane game is just beyond me in this version. Doesn't help that all the pianta parlor prizes are like triple what they were in GC and the slots give a bit less than half (since you have to pay 4 piantas per game as opposed to 1 and get only 50 per win as opposed to 100). XD
True! And well done, learning the timing. It takes a fair amount of practice to get down. Fun fact: With perfect play, you can max out your piantas in less than 40 minutes.
I just buy them 😅 already spent more than 30k coins. Pit of 100 trials with 7 money money gives around 2-3000 each run from 50 and down. And there is an entity cap of 99 things spawning from enemies, can be any combination of hearts, flowers, coins, items, and badges.
i think i'd mind the gambling removal changes from this and pokemon game corners a lot less if the payouts were at least still equivilent. Yes, being skill-based means you'll get the good payouts more often... that's fine to me though lol
Great vid! I used the same method for the top slot. But you explained well how to do the 2nd two slots. I can do it, but I couldn't describe it to someone else
Imagine Nintendo starts doing regular updates for this game to randomize the machine each week. Gonna be like figuring out the next duplication glitch on tears of the kingdom lmao
Could always try the Plane Game, too. It's available no later if you complete Koopook's quest and you may be able to win a similar rate to what the slots offer.
Thank you this is very helpful, do you have any tips/tricks for the paper plane game? I keep getting between 470-490 and the +5 piantas are always so tantalizing close on the other side of the 500 mark and I know just beyond that is a 2x tile I’ve seen in videos.
@@PhantomAarantula understandable, I know a lot of folks agree the plane game is challenging and tend to just go for the slots/matching. I’m realizing now too that this probably gives the most payout if timed correctly. Plane is good if you want some guaranteed profit albeit not a lot but if you’re skilled at the matching then that’s the way to go. Still gonna practice the plane though cause it’s driving me nuts how close to the 500 I’m getting. Currently my personal best is like 492-495.
These slots here are much easier than the ones in the original. I can consistently get a jackpot on every one without much trouble, getting the 777 in the original is still so hard for me, I only ever got it twice lol.
From what I've heard, the other parlor games give a similar payout anyway. So the slots aren't really worth learning much anymore, especially with the coin rewards this game gives now.
I'm normally pretty good at timing games, but I cannot for the life of me get this one. I can't keep up with the images quick enough. I get to the point where I'm basically guessing and hoping for the best. I'll keep practicing but I'm not sure how to get any better since I can't even see the images reliably.
@@Det_Ramen If you play from the TV, it may help to instead try handheld mode. Smaller screen, easier to focus. I know that's what I did back when trying to figure out a pattern for this video.
I loathe the new slot machines, I’ve been able to get consistent coins from doing the tube mini game but that’s just me, I’ll probably try again after watching this video
Seems there's ways to get many more piantas using the other parlor games, something I didn't know when recording this video. Though I also saw someone share how get managed to get 600 Piantas in 3 minutes using the slots so heck, this video may already be obsolete. LOL
For my own notes, I experimented for a couple hours and wanted to add extra notes along with what the video demonstrates. 1. For the top row, wait until 2 piantas surrounding a pow block pass, and press A on either of the next piantas that pass. This is a repeating cycle. 2. For the middle row, as the video states, look to the left and press A as soon as you see a mushroom. I’ve tried this and it works…. Not 100% of the time, but usually it does. Also, this works on any mushroom (I think). The game basically just gives this one to you. 3. For the bottom row, it’s exactly as the video states. However, if you are struggling, just look for 3 piantas that are very close together, and when another passes that shows a bit later than the rest, press A. Hopefully this helped a little bit, but I wish you all good luck!
The plane game is the better system I can net 27 piantas with a 17 profit by simply playing repeatedly I earned well over 600 piantas in a hour and earned enough power rush badges to deal 35 damage per attack
Here is a programmable macro to get a star every time! The only catch is that you must exit west rogueport before each try to reset the roulette! Units are in milliseconds btw. A250 N1250 A250 N1600 A250 N220 A250 N1850 A250
@@CR1MSONACE Huh. Interesting, but it still sounds slower than using the slots and if the trouble center rewards are no earlier than before, it'd be available pretty late.
WHY the hell would you need to use ANY cheats for a Mario game!??? They are always SO easy......Pathetic if you need an "edge" to beat one of these games!!!!!!!! Try Gardening!!!!
@@tellygod503 its more timing based and and very difficult to time correctly. the other one offered way more token returns on your investment of 1 token.
There's a faster method to hit the jackpot that I was made aware of a while ago. May discuss it more in depth if I ever get around to talking about all of the parlor games in one video, but if you want to hit the star quickly, you can count the "beeps" the machine makes and press A on the 11th beep when starting the game. This is assuming you already have a star picture on the screen which, surprise, the matching game has a star when you first enter the parlor. If you get the first picture, you can press A half a second later to get the second and press A almost immediately after a third time to close the star out.
Credit goes to Squeaker on my Discord server for finding this and sharing it with me. You can see the proof of it working here: th-cam.com/video/ncxcBAhrJJI/w-d-xo.html
how many seconds is the 11th beep?
@urbanfrenzy6272 Between 2 and 3 seconds. It's something you have to listen for in-game though, not so much anything text alone can do.
@@PhantomAarantula how anyone time these the beeps are like spastic...
thanks to this strategy i was able to max out 9999, thank you!
Notes
Press when you see the second Pianta hat
Press when you see the second mushroom
Press when you see the fourth Pianta
UNDERATED COMMENT. This works 100% of the time when you can memorize the timing. YES!
This is way easier to practice than the goddamn plane game……
I'd like to give my thoughts if you may.
For the first row, there are two Don Pianta a bit further apart and anther pair a bit closer. When you see the pair that is a bit closer show you, count the first Don Pianta you see. Then, let the next one race by (two), by the time you see the fourth Don Pianta appear, hit the button.
For the second row, there is a Star between two Don Piantas. Once that passes by, wait until the third POW block touches the incomplete image on the right side of the screen.
As for the final row, start counting rapidly (but not too rapidly) the moment the Star is in the middle. Count to eight and then hit the button.
This strategy is consistent for me.
@@e-mananimates2274I got a flower this way. Was this supposed to give a star?
@@rhyderwu4897 The probability of getting a Star is good, but obtaining a Flower is nothing to be ashamed of. On the bright side, you are profiting either way!
Did you seriously put Bling Bling Boy in the thumbnail? xD
Maybe
That is exactly what caught my attention, not the title of the video! 😂
I see Eugene I click Eugene
Good taste
Lmao
If anyone wants an idea of if the slots are "worth it", here's an analysis of the speed slots build piantas compared to each of the 4 minigames, assuming absolutely perfect play every time for all of them
Slots: 230 piantas per minute
Plane: 108 piantas per minute
Paper: ~57 piantas per minute
Tube: ~49 piantas per minute
Boat: ~43 piantas per minute
Explanations:
The Boat minigame is for sure the slowest. From doing some manual timing, it takes about 13.9 seconds to move from 1 end of the barrier dividing the 2 lanes to the other end if you just hold forward uninterrupted, resulting in a hard limit of 27.8 seconds for lap 1. Lap 2, meanwhile cuts that 13.9 seconds down to around 7.8 seconds, resulting in a hard limit of 15.6 seconds for lap 2. Combine the times of the 2 laps and it results in a minimum time of about 43.4 seconds. Approximating the number of piantas that the time bonus would give you (from my limited testing it looked like about 55 - seconds/2) gives a value of 33. There's also 12 piantas floating above the water, which are mostly offset by the cost of 10 per attempt. The result in that case is a maximum profit per round of boat game of 35 piantas, with the game itself taking 43.4 seconds. However, there's also the small countdown before starting, and the menuing after, which seem to add about 5 seconds, bringing the time consumed to 48.4 seconds per attempt with perfect play. This results in an approximate pace of 43.4 piantas per minute.
The Tube minigame is a bit faster, with the best possible time being somewhere around 40 seconds (record from base TTYD was slightly over, and in my testing that seems like the limit here). From my testing it seems like such a time would give 27 piantas, though it might give 28. Adding in the piantas scattered across the ground (20 total), and removing the 10 coin entry fee gives a final profit per run of 37-38. Then adding the menuing time to the attempt time gives about 45 seconds per attempt. Converting that to piantas per minute gives a final value of 49.3-50.7, which I suspect is closer to 49.
The best time I'm aware of for the Paper minigame is 29.5, though it's possible that good fan RNG could shave off a substantial amount more time. This would give a time bonus of 18 piantas, which combined with the 15 piantas you pick up, the 10 you get for coming in 1st, and the 10 you pay to play, for a potential total profit of 33 piantas per run. Converting to piantas per minute (adjusting the time per paper game attempt to 34.5) gives a final rate of around 57 piantas per minute.
The Plane minigame actually has 2 different lenses it can be looked at through. Starting with max distance, the highest distance anyone has achieved to my knowledge is slightly over 700. This at base gives 50 piantas in profit (60 for distance - 10 for entering), and takes 30 seconds (without menuing). Assuming that you are somehow able to also get every pianta coin suspended in the air (for a +12) despite the fact that the run I saw only barely broke 700 and could only grab 1 of them, then that gives the potential for up to +62 piantas per 35 seconds, or 106.3 piantas per minute. Alternatively you could go for the 2x tile at around 550, get all the midair pianta coins, and end up with a total of (20 from distance + 12 suspended) * 2 point bonus - 10 entry = 54 coins in profit. This could also plausibly finish about 5 seconds faster (so 30 seconds with menuing) than getting max distance due to the less strict height management. This overall results in a pace of around 108 piantas per minute, almost certainly faster than getting max distance, and much faster than any other minigame.
Slots are simple. From manual timing each attempt at slots is about 12 seconds, and with perfect play you go +46 each time (+50 from star, -4 for playing). This gives a speed of 230 piantas per minute. For further context, even if you only succeed at slots 51.2% of the time, and everything that isn't a star exactly is a failure, you will still build piantas at a faster rate than 108 per minute. The plane game more or less requires perfection every attempt to achieve 108 per minute.
Yeah in both versions the slots are way faster, the plane is only really worth it if you can consistently land on the x3 multipliers but given how precise and difficult it is, and slots being quick to retry (and if you run out of piantas due to bad luck, the other slots are even easier), slots just win. Just learn the timing and you don't even need good joy stick skills or precision required.
if you were struggling like i was, i find it’s a LOT easier to put the switch in handheld mode and spin that way. the switch’s screen is significantly smaller than most TV’s nowadays which requires a lot less movement and focus from your eyes to follow the patterns
I would very much like to be "Bling Bling Paper Boy" thanks for the tutorial!
I know some people were home menu pause buffering for this game
that's actually brilliant
I just grinded for coins in the pit of 100 trials and traded them in for the pianta coins. I pretty quickly had enough for the Money Money badge. After that, money was no problem, in coins, or piantas.
Money/Money also stacks too, so you can go for a Money/Money Cycle
i get dizzy as shit trying to see the pattern i think i'll just stick to the plane game farming method it's more reliable imo
Best farm SPOILERS:
is to just farm rawk hawk eventually you get strong enough to where you can just beat him in 1-2 turns and that is 50 coins a piece you can easily get well over 100 coins in under 30 minutes
@@ejfiewfeuihefwiuwe with the plane minigame i can get 100 coins in 5 min if i land on the 2x
i spend 10 i get mostly 44 and it takes not even a minute
same, i’ve gotten so good at grabbing all the pianta coins and still landing on the x2 panel xD (64 each time)
For real, they go too fast for me, i just get dizzy
@@ejfiewfeuihefwiuwe*100 coins in 30 _seconds_
100 coins in 30 minutes is quite the typo lmao
I think the money rewards from battles is more generous in the remake, so I didn’t think these slot machines were necessary.
Given how often you get coins from grinding the pit in this version with its new floor completion bonus coins, on top of being able to somewhat quickly farm Rawk Hawk for 50 coins repeatedly, whilst also saving time by being able to skip the pre-battle dialogue, I think the slots are kind of even more trivial than they were in the original.
Especially too when
A. You can cook some cheap items and turn a profit, which is even more quick since you can skip the cooking animations in the new version.
And B. Bosses also give completion bonus coins like the pit, and it’s often excessive in a good way.
The shortcuts provided in the new version make a number of things much more easy to pull off.
Coins are even easier to come by, even though they were already easy to come by in the original. Playing the parlor seems to matter even less now.
(Edit: Found out your coins aren’t capped at 999 in this version of the game, thus you’re even more enabled to hella earn and spend coins)
@@BadShotDR yeah, 9999 is the cap now. There’s also the 3 X good bars to increase inventory more. Not that that is ever necessary.
@@Nate9-9 What? Gold bars increase your inventory space?
So when's "What's the Maximum number of Pianta Parlor Tokens in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door (Nintendo Switch)?"
Probably never. Not very many people seemed to be interested when I did it for GameCube.
@@PhantomAarantulaWho cares? It’s not like your channel is very big anyways. It’d be very fun as a subscriber goal. Like, when you reach 8k subscribers, you make it. I’m almost certain that most of your fans are die hard paper Mario fans anyways so they would enjoy even if the video’s premise isn’t as interesting as some of your other challenges.
@@voltron77 If we're really asking the question of "Who cares", I do. And if I care enough to believe it's not interesting, I'm not doing it. I'd rather spend my time on something that'd both be more interesting for my viewers and more fun to actually do.
@@PhantomAarantula Ok, I’m just saying, it would be interesting and I think that you’re not realizing it. In the end, it’s your channel, you do what you want with it.
@@PhantomAarantulaIncredibly based response.
It gets easier when you add a rhythm to it. For example, there’s four Dons on the last panel. The fourth one has a delay compared to the other three. The fourth one has the star right after it. It helps me to count each Don to the beat of La Cucaracha minus the La part. (Cu-ca-ra… CHA!) Press A on CHA.
That's an awesome idea for a cue
Tysm dude this genuinely helped a lot
There's a similar tactic I used to get lots of Bingos during battle too. The TTYD remake makes Bingos easier to get by slowing the pictures down to approximately the same speed as the easy matching game, and it helped me win the Shadow Queen boss battle a lot.
Bro's tryna impress Susan Test with this tutorial
love how the thumbnail is based on the old guide
NEW ONE BUT STILL TOO SKILL BASED FOR ME LET'S GOOOOO
:(
@@PhantomAarantula WHY are u sad u help a lot of poeples even if im not exploit ing a gambling addition i gonna 100% (another time the timing on the gamecube is much easier) be happy
@@zorraclette :() I only have so much to go off of to tell if my tips help people
I found a more consistent setup for the first slot.
All you have to do is watch for a flower following a star.
Then count 2 more stars so you're at 3.
Then the next time you see a flower arriving on the right press the button and you should get a star on the first slot.
The don pianta's face thing seemed too inconsistent for me.
Can we get advice for the Pianta mini games like paper plane? I find em fun but would like an optimal way to play em to get the most coins.
I'm only now starting Chapter 3 in my first time playing the remake so there's not really any advice I can give, especially since I'm not good at plane game at all and don't really have much experience with paper game. And if Tube & Boat game are anything like the GameCube original, I don't think there's any reason to play them at all if they're still the worst for scoring piantas unless you just personally find them fun to do.
Yeah I managed to learn the timing and count in my head the rhythm of the stars for each one. it usually takes a second to get the bottom star since there's only one star per cycle, but I kind of learned the pattern to press before it. I find this WAY easier than the minigames since the plane game is just beyond me in this version. Doesn't help that all the pianta parlor prizes are like triple what they were in GC and the slots give a bit less than half (since you have to pay 4 piantas per game as opposed to 1 and get only 50 per win as opposed to 100). XD
True! And well done, learning the timing. It takes a fair amount of practice to get down. Fun fact: With perfect play, you can max out your piantas in less than 40 minutes.
I just buy them 😅 already spent more than 30k coins. Pit of 100 trials with 7 money money gives around 2-3000 each run from 50 and down. And there is an entity cap of 99 things spawning from enemies, can be any combination of hearts, flowers, coins, items, and badges.
I only have had time to play up to the end of Chapter 1 so...
The hell do you need that many coins and piantas for lol
@@Srelathon danger Mario
Great video and helpful guide nerves the less P.A my friend
@@verycleverusername8159 exactly dealing 99 damage per jump. And because numbers go up makes my monkey brain happy 😁
But... You can't unsee Kurokane in this game!
i think i'd mind the gambling removal changes from this and pokemon game corners a lot less if the payouts were at least still equivilent. Yes, being skill-based means you'll get the good payouts more often... that's fine to me though lol
Great vid! I used the same method for the top slot. But you explained well how to do the 2nd two slots. I can do it, but I couldn't describe it to someone else
After all these years
Imagine Nintendo starts doing regular updates for this game to randomize the machine each week. Gonna be like figuring out the next duplication glitch on tears of the kingdom lmao
If Nintendo does, I'm going to flip out
Bb boy in the thumbnail pog
I can't do the spicy ones for the life of me, so I guess it's the regular ones for me.
Could always try the Plane Game, too. It's available no later if you complete Koopook's quest and you may be able to win a similar rate to what the slots offer.
@@PhantomAarantula Alr, I'll try it
Thank you this is very helpful, do you have any tips/tricks for the paper plane game? I keep getting between 470-490 and the +5 piantas are always so tantalizing close on the other side of the 500 mark and I know just beyond that is a 2x tile I’ve seen in videos.
I feel like the spicy matching game is the only parlor game I'm good at, unfortunately. But it's also the only one I make a habit to repeatedly play
@@PhantomAarantula understandable, I know a lot of folks agree the plane game is challenging and tend to just go for the slots/matching. I’m realizing now too that this probably gives the most payout if timed correctly. Plane is good if you want some guaranteed profit albeit not a lot but if you’re skilled at the matching then that’s the way to go. Still gonna practice the plane though cause it’s driving me nuts how close to the 500 I’m getting. Currently my personal best is like 492-495.
These slots here are much easier than the ones in the original. I can consistently get a jackpot on every one without much trouble, getting the 777 in the original is still so hard for me, I only ever got it twice lol.
From what I've heard, the other parlor games give a similar payout anyway. So the slots aren't really worth learning much anymore, especially with the coin rewards this game gives now.
I find the new one harder somehow. I miss mashing A on the old one and grabbing all the piantas lol
I'm normally pretty good at timing games, but I cannot for the life of me get this one. I can't keep up with the images quick enough. I get to the point where I'm basically guessing and hoping for the best. I'll keep practicing but I'm not sure how to get any better since I can't even see the images reliably.
@@Det_Ramen If you play from the TV, it may help to instead try handheld mode. Smaller screen, easier to focus. I know that's what I did back when trying to figure out a pattern for this video.
@PhantomAarantula that makes sense. Yeah I was trying handheld. I just need to practice more haha.
High quality thumbnail I sub just for that alone
Me and my dumb brain clicked on this just for the thumbnail (good vid tho :3)
Hey, I included this video and your one from the Gamecube TTYD in my latest video about farming tokens AFK, I hope you don't mind!
Be my guest
Nice and informative :)
You be welcome
I clicked for Bling Bling Boy
Great tutorial! Problem, I already got what I needed from the parlor :(
i first tried it with this method tysm:)
Damn that’s a lot of power rushes
Ive just been Plane Gaming lol
I heard that was nerfed
@@PhantomAarantula I can mostly get a 20 profit
@@guardian_angel8 I’ve been getting at least 30 at minimum
@Growingcrazy8 30 from the game? Yeah so since the game costs 10 it's a 20 profit.
Danger Mario’s about to go crazy
I like to farm with the tube and paper games.
i just farmed the paper game honestly till i got everything i wanted
Bro, I won three stars in a row
Most excellent
I'll stick with my consistent 60 per plane game, thanks.
I want to use Danger Mario and they raised the price of the badges I need >:(.
I loathe the new slot machines, I’ve been able to get consistent coins from doing the tube mini game but that’s just me, I’ll probably try again after watching this video
Seems there's ways to get many more piantas using the other parlor games, something I didn't know when recording this video. Though I also saw someone share how get managed to get 600 Piantas in 3 minutes using the slots so heck, this video may already be obsolete. LOL
Thanks mate!
For my own notes, I experimented for a couple hours and wanted to add extra notes along with what the video demonstrates.
1. For the top row, wait until 2 piantas surrounding a pow block pass, and press A on either of the next piantas that pass. This is a repeating cycle.
2. For the middle row, as the video states, look to the left and press A as soon as you see a mushroom. I’ve tried this and it works…. Not 100% of the time, but usually it does. Also, this works on any mushroom (I think). The game basically just gives this one to you.
3. For the bottom row, it’s exactly as the video states. However, if you are struggling, just look for 3 piantas that are very close together, and when another passes that shows a bit later than the rest, press A.
Hopefully this helped a little bit, but I wish you all good luck!
i wanted to look at the paper game to see its payout
i find this. and it is super easy once you get used to it, i did it twice in like 2 minutes.
I feel bad for not seeing this comment earlier. Happy the video helped you!
@@PhantomAarantula no need to apologize
The plane game is the better system
I can net 27 piantas with a 17 profit by simply playing repeatedly I earned well over 600 piantas in a hour and earned enough power rush badges to deal 35 damage per attack
Still using the same image.
Here is a programmable macro to get a star every time! The only catch is that you must exit west rogueport before each try to reset the roulette! Units are in milliseconds btw.
A250 N1250 A250 N1600 A250 N220 A250 N1850 A250
N is null
4 stars in a tow
Stocks my friend
i just memorize patterns
i love gambling
Better idea: *_t u b e_*
Is tube mode actually worthwhile now?
@@PhantomAarantula It's roughly 40 piantas per play. Compared to nerfed plane where I get 20-30 per.
@@CR1MSONACE Huh. Interesting, but it still sounds slower than using the slots and if the trouble center rewards are no earlier than before, it'd be available pretty late.
@@PhantomAarantula It probably is slower, I just didn't want to risk the slots being as luck-based as they are in SMB3.
WHY the hell would you need to use ANY cheats for a Mario game!??? They are always SO easy......Pathetic if you need an "edge" to beat one of these games!!!!!!!! Try Gardening!!!!
Is this some super roundabout way of telling me to touch grass? lmao
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This was the complete opposite of helpful
@@REALJitTheGamer too bad
@@free4everinmyworld ok
this game sucks, rather have the other game back
Never played the original, why is this one so bad?
@@tellygod503 its more timing based and and very difficult to time correctly. the other one offered way more token returns on your investment of 1 token.