Tips & Techniques

I'm sure that at least one of the two scores (9999 & 11316) is false.
9999 could surely only be true if it was the maximum (which means
11316 would be false), because otherwise it is such an unlikely
number! 11316 may also be true, but that would most likely mean that
9999 would be false, again because it's such an unlikely score.
However, both these scores seem to be impossible and unless there is
some way of cheating, I don't have a clue how they managed to get
them.

If 9,999 doesn't hold any validity, how does a video exist with a
score above that 9,999 score?

http://www.dailymotion.com/Kureria/video/x4nggu_heavyweight-good-scor
e_videogames

Relaxation is the key to a good score!  I have found that unlocking
your potential is related to your level of relaxation--a zen-like
state, if you will.  I have performed the best when I have just
worked out, watched an interesting movie, and, yes, had a glass of
wine or a beer (one only)!  Don't overanalyze and just trust your
brain.

Heres a big tip, opposed to hating and thinking that beating the
number one score is almost impossible for an individual (or with
multiple people, something that jmiller14 apparently has tried) to
achieve. Do the math of how many and at what pace you need to answer
each question to be number one, also factor that answering one
incorrectly will hurt. For obvious reasons the score of 9999 doesnt
hold any validity because you would literally have to touch the
answer the second it flashed on the screen. And between the ways you
interpret sensory information to your brain, and then output it, it
physically isnt possible to do it that quickly, if you do the math
(which Im sure you all have just like me). Next I havent beaten
jmiller14 (number 1) test score yet, so I havent posted my best test
score Im currently tracking somewhere around 4th place as of today. I
can foresee myself having a higher score if I cheated by taking
breaks in between each test, however it is a test, and anything short
of true testing conditions would be cheating.  To have a high testing
score I found that if you get any or all of the combinations in add
agency in the compute,  get in shape in the identify, and/or cube
game in the analyze, you pretty much should call it practice because
no records will be made with them, just an opinion. Opposed to
worrying on how someone else is doing, focus on trying to beat your
own score with simple logic and calculating probabilities of each
event you will improve over time. Btw I started with a D so I am no
smarter than anyone else, if not dumber. Ill upload my winning
performances on youtube if I can get a video camera, and disclose all
the statistical figures of each event once I retire this game. 

To do well on the main test, try to get activities that earn a great
deal of points.  If you get cube game and heavyweight, you're off to
a good start, but I try to steer clear of getting get in shape,
primarily because it seems to require a lot of work to get any type
of score and if your ds doesn't respond to touch very well, you'll
have a difficult time.  Also, make sure to practice each activity,
because I've found that practicing in the Think categories has
focused my mind elsewhere when I play matchmaker--one of my original
favorites.  If you look down to see 6 stars that track your progress
in each game, then you'll be able to see if you're going to get the
full blue pentagon--just in case I'm not the only one interested in
that, heh.  Lastly, coinparison is hard to entertain, and add agency
doesn't quite seem to give points, so I would go with written math in
the Compute section.  Any Memorize activity should suffice.  I hope I
have been helpful.  Good luck at beating those records!