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Online Unique String Ranking - Post your string!

Post by BalinorNZ » 29 Apr 2005 07:09

Online Unique string Ranking

You can post your best unique string's here and be ranked against the rest of the players who post on this forum!

What is a unique string?
Strings where no moves are repeated on the same side are unique. Ie mirage>legover>mirage>legover is a unique run because none of those 4 moves are hit twice on the same side.

This is how it works:
You hit a unique string as long as you can, and post it on this thread.
The strings value is the total adds in the string. Contacts is how many moves you hit. There is a top10 for each event. Strings are ranked by length not add value.


What are levels of play?
Tiltless - your strings are made from 2add or greater moves.
Guiltless - your strings are made from 3add or greater moves.
Tripless - your strings are made from 4add or greater moves.
Fearless - your strings are made from 5add or greater moves.

Level of play is determined thus:
If you can link 2 2add moves together you are tiltless and can post your tiltless or better runs.
If you can hit 15-20 contacts guiltless you are guiltless and must post guiltless or better runs.
If you can hit 15-20 contacts tripless you are guiltless and must post tripless runs.
If you can hit 15-20 contacts fearless you are fearless and must post fearless runs.
Even if you cant hit 15-20 contacts at any level you can post strings of that level, these guidelines are just to stop people sandbagging.


Best Unique Strings


Tiltless
1. Nic Bathgate(Dunedin, New Zealand) - fear > fairy clip > ducking clip > ducking clip > spinning clip > pdx mirage > fear > fairy clip > pdx mirage > pickup > illusion > pickup > illusion > legover > mirage > legover > mirage > clipper > pdx illusion > clipper > pdx illusion > butterfly > butterfly > osis > osis
Value: 65 Contacts: 25
2. Henry Griese(Stoughton, WI, USA) - smear > legover > smear > legover > PLO > mirage > PLO > mirage > butterfly > pdx mirage > butterfly > pdx mirage > osis > osis > ducking clip > spinning clip > ducking clip > spinning clip > diving clip
Value: 53 Contacts: 19
3. Tobias Djiuardi(Auckland, New Zealand) - Butterfy>Pickup>Mirage>Atw out>Smear>Pixie Pickup>Atw In> Double Atw> Clipper> Paradox Mirage> Pixie Clipper> Legover > Parkwalk > Diving Butterfly>Osis
Value: 41 Contacts: 15
4. Zac Jackson(Idaho, USA) - butterfly > pdx mirage > butterfly > pdx mirage > ducking clipper > pdx illusion > ducking clipper > pdx illusion > symp mirage > osis > osis > bubba
Value: 36 Contacts: 12
5. Alex Urano(Melbourne, Australia)dimwalk > ripwalk > mirage > op clip > ripwalk > mirage > op clip > far legover > butterfly > pdx mirage > magellan
Value: 31 Contacts: 12
6. Paul Agostinelli(Rochester, New York) - op butt>op butt>paradox mirage>PLO>PLO>atw inside>neo same mirage>smudge>parkwalk>stepping far legover>smear
Value: 33 Contacts: 11
7. Asmus Helms(Svendborg, Denmark) Mirage > Legover > Mirage > Legover > ATW > Pixie > ATW > PIXIE > Butterfly > Clipper
Value: 21 Contacts: 10
8. Matt Hennemuth(Vancover, USA) - atw > pixie switch > atw > pixie > mirage > fairy switch > legover > knee pinch > clipper
Value: 20 Contacts: 9
9. Tony Whitney(Maidstone, SK, Canada) - Pixie Legover > Dimwalk > Clip Set Mirage > Illusion > Legover > Pixie > Butterfly > Whirl > Osis
Value: 24 Contacts: 9
10. Jake Raye(Chicago, IL, USA) - smear > double switchover > atom smasher > atom smasher > fairy smasher > mirage > leg over
Value: 21 Contacts: 7


Guiltless
1. Nate Linscott(Eugene, OR) - ripwalk > sidewalk > blur > smear > smudge > dimwalk > whirl > drfiter > whirl > drifter > diving cliper > weaving cliper > stepping cliper > ducking cliper > diving cliper > weaving cliper > stepping cliper > ducking cliper > ducking pdx mirage > ducking mirage > pixie cliper > ducking pdx mirage > pixie clip > zulu clip > zulu clip > spining cliper > spining butterfly > gyro cliper > spining cliper > spining butterfly > gyro cliper > ducking butterfly > ducking butterfly > dlo > butterfly > pdx mirage > symp mirage > pixie ss mirage > butterfly > pdx mirage > symp mirage > osis > pdx ilusion
Value: 139 Contacts: 43
2. Johnny Murphy(Wellington, New Zealand) - rev swirl > pdx whirl > rev swirl > pdx whirl > drifter > pdx drifter > drifter > pdx drifter > spining clipper > butterfly > spining clipper > butterfly > diving clipper > ducking clipper > diving clipper > ducking clipper > barfly > barfly > pdx mirage > whirl > pdx mirage > whirl > pdx illusion > smear > pixie illusion > dimwlk > sidewalk > ripwalk > sidewalk > ducking butterfly > pdx illusion
Value: 106 Contacts: 31
3. Stefan Siegert( frankenberg, germany) - phoenix > stepping far legover > pixie ducking clipper > shmoe > toe shmoe > magellan > smudge > pixie same pickup > smear > pixie butter > ducking clipper > ducking clipper > diving clipper > diving butter > ducking butter > ripwalk > sidewalk > ripwalk > shmoe > parkwalk > pdx mirage > fairy butter > ducking osis > osis > osis > bubbabeater > pixie legover > pixie legover > pixie op clipper > symposium whirl
Value: 103 Contacts: 30
4. Jeremy O'Wheel(Tasmania, Australia) ripwalk > blur > dimwalk > blur > dimwalk > ripwalk > crispy dlo > parkwalk > sidewalk > shmoe > magellan > pixie switch > magellan > pixie switch > smear > pixie ss mirage > smear > pixie ss mirage > tap > atomsmasher > tap > atomsmasher > pixie clipper > blurry whirl > pdx mirage > ss butterfly > bs symp blur > butterfly > ps whirl
Value: 103 Contacts: 29
5. Michał Biarda(Warsaw, Poland) - Dimwalk > Stepping Far Legover > Pixie Clipper > Blur > Toe Blur > Smudge > Smear > Plo > Smear > Plo > Magellan > Pixie ss Mirage > Magellan > Pixie ss Mirage > Symposium Pixie > Symposium Mirage > Symposium Pixie > Symposium Mirage > Ducking Legover > Ducking Legover > Ducking Mirage > Diving Legover > Weaving Legover > Butterfly > Paradox Mirage
Value: 78 Contacts: 25
6. Ken Somolinos(Japan) - dimwalk > blizzard > parkwalk > ripwalk > sidewalk > ripwalk > sidewalk > blur > legbeater > pdlo > dimwalk > blur > symp mirage > symp pixie > infinity > diving butterfly > ducking butterfly > diving butterfly > ducking butterfly > ducking pdx mirage > infinity > pdx mirage > smear > darkwalk > pdx torque
Value: 93 Contacts: 24
7. Phil Morrison(Cristchurch, New Zealand) - stepping clipper > butterfly > pdx mirage > pixie clipper > stepping clipper > butterfly > pdx mirage > pixie clipper > whirl > diving clipper > ducking clipper > whirl > diving clipper > ducking clipper > gyro clipper > spinning clipper > gyro clipper > spinning clipper > swirl > osis > swirl > osis > drifter
Value: 69 Contacts: 23
8. Kevin Regamy(Edmonton, Canada) - Smear > Pixie Legover > Smudge > Pixie Pickup > Magellan > Smog > Pixie ss Mirage > Pixie ss Pickup > Pixie ss Illusion > Pixie ss DLO > Smear > Pixie Legover > Smudge > Pixie Pickup > Magellan > Smog > Pixie ss Mirage > Pixie ss Pickup > Pixie ss Illusion > Pixie ss DLO
Value: 64 Contacts: 20
9. Maxime Boucoiran(Paris, France) - dimwalk > sidewalk > ripwalk > pdx mirage > pixie clipper > spinning butterfly > spinning clipper > spinning osis > infinity > pdx mirage > toe drifter > gyro mirage > ss toe whirl > diving clipper > ducking clipper > ducking butterfly > diving butterfly > ducking osis > infinity > ps whirl
Value: 70 Contacts: 20
10. Henry Griese(Stoughton, Winsconsin) - ripwalk>stepping op clip>sidewalk>spinning clip>gyro clip>spinning clip>gyro clip>diving clip>ducking clip>diving clip>ducking clip>infinity>osis>osis>infinity
Value: 47 Contacts: 15


Tripless
1. David Clavens(bethlehem, pa) - paradox drifter > paradox dlo > dimwalk > paradox drifter > paradox dlo > dimwalk > blur > atomsmasher > legbeater > blur > atomsmasher > legbeater > ripwalk > sidewalk > ripwalk > sidewalk > blizzard > parkwalk > paradox whirl > paradox whirl > spinning butterfly > ducking infinity
Value: 88 Contacts: 22
2. Ken Somolinos(Japan) - parkwalk > blur > dimwalk > ripwalk > sidewalk > ripwalk > sidewalk > blizzard > parkwalk > blur > legbeater > pdlo > pixie butterfly > diving butterfly > pdx drifter > ducking butterfly > diving butterfly > pdx drifter > ducking butterfly > torque > pdx whirl
Value: 84 Contacts: 21
3. Jorden Moir(Dundas, Ontario, Canada) - sidewalk > blizzard > legbeater > blur > parkwalk > ripwalk > sidewalk > blizzard > legbeater > blur > parkwalk > ripwalk > ducking infinity > ducking infinity > spining butterfly >spin osis > pdx whirl > pdx whirl > barfly > barfly
Value: 84 Contacts: 21
4. Aleksi Airinen(Finland) - Blur > Parkwalk > Blizzard > Dimwalk > Blur > Parkwalk > Blizzard > Dimwalk > Sidewalk > Ripwalk > Sidewalk > Ripwalk > Barfly > Barfly > Paradox Whirl > Paradox Whirl > Ducking Butterfly > Spinning Butterfly > Ducking Butterfly > Spinning Butterfly
Value: 80 Contacts: 20
5. Jeremy O'Wheel(Tasmania, Australia) - ripwalk > sidewalk > blizzard > parkwalk > beta blur > smog > beta smear > dimwalk > blur > dimwalk > ripwalk > blurry whirl > blur > phoenix > ps whirl
Value: 64 Contacts: 15
6. Johnny Murphy(Wellington, New Zealand) - Pixie symp mirage > dimwalk > sidewalk > ripwalk > sidewalk > ripwalk > blur > dimwalk > blur > pixie whirl > pdx whirl > pdx whirl > diving butterfly > vortex > spin osis
Value: 60 Contacts: 15
7. Phil Morrison(Cristchurch, New Zealand) - Blur > dimwalk > blur > dimwalk > sidewalk > ripwalk > sidewalk > ripwalk > pdx whirl > pdx whirl > spinning osis > spinning osis > blender
Value: 52 Contacts: 13
8. Alex Urano(Melbourne, Australia) - blur >dimwalk > blur > dimwalk > ripwalk > sidewalk > ripwalk > sidewalk > ducking but > ducking but > pdx whirl
Value: 44 Contacts: 11
9. Ben Barrows(Lawrenceville, Georgia, USA)dimwalk > blur > dimwalk > ripwalk > ripwalk > sidewalk > blizzard > parkwalk > ducking butterfly > ducking butterfly > spinning butterfly
Value: 44 Contacts: 11
10. Mateusz Janicki(Leszno, Poland) - Ripwalk > Sidewalk > Ripwalk > Blur > Parkwalk > Sidewalk > Blizzard > Dimwalk > Ducking Butter > Ducking Butter
Value: 40 Contacts: 10



Fearless
1. David Clavens(bethlehem, pa) - matador > fog > pheonix > matador > blurry whirl > blurry whirl > blurriest > ps whirl > spinning whirl > ps whirl
Value: 50 Contacts: 10
2. Jorden Moir(Dundas, Ontario, Canada) - blurry whirl > janiwalker > pdx torque > pdx torque > pdx blender > PS whirl > PS whirl > void > superfly
Value: 45 Contacts: 9
3. Ken Somolinos(Japan) - Phoenix > fog > darkwalk > bedwetter > phoenix > blurry whirl > blurry whirl > ps whirl
Value: 40 Contacts: 8
4. Jeremy O'Wheel(Tasmania, Australia) - phoenix > beta blur > dominatrix > witchdoctor > phoenix > blurry whirl > blurry whirl
Value: 35 Contacts: 7
5. Andrew Grant(Winterpeg, Manisnowba) - ripped warrior> blurry whirl> blurry whirl> pdx torque> pdx blender> ps whirl> fog
Value: 35 Contacts: 7
6. Johnny Murphy(Wellington, New Zealand) - Pheonix > Pdx Legbeater > blurry whirl > PS Whirl > Spinning Whirl > Scorpions tail > Pdx Blender
Value: 35 Contacts: 7
7. Szymon Kałwak(Wroclaw, Poland) - Phoenix > Blurry Whirl > Blurry Whirl > PS Whirl > PS Whirl > Pdx Blender
Value: 30 Contacts: 6
8. Phil Morrison(Cristchurch, New Zealand) - Pheonix > Blurry whirl > Blurry whirl > P.S. Whirl > P.S. Whirl > Spinning whirl
Value: 30 Contacts: 6
9. Aleksi Airinen(Finland)Phoenix > Blurry Whirl > Blurry Whirl > Spinning Whirl > PS Whirl
Value: 25 Contacts: 5
10. Liam Johnston(Palmerston North, New Zealand) - blurry whirl > blurry whirl > ps whirl > ps whirl
Value: 20 Contacts: 4


Beastly
1. Jorden Moir(Dundas, Ontario, Canada) - whirlygig > mullet > food processor > whirlwind > marius
Value: 30 Contacts: 5
2. Max Kerkhoff(Berlin, Germany) - fury > fusion > food processor
Value: 18 Contacts: 3
3. Michał Biarda(Warsaw, Poland) - Beta Rasmus > Pixie Merlin
Value: 12 Contacts: 2


Godly
1. Vasik Klouda(Praha, Czech Republic) - Alpine Whirlygig > Montage > Gangsta Party > Alpine Food Processor
Value: 28 Contacts: 4


If you can think of improvements you would like to see made to the running of this competition please pm me about it.
Last edited by BalinorNZ on 06 Sep 2006 20:32, edited 64 times in total.

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Post by Jeremy » 29 Apr 2005 21:36

guiltless:
ripwalk>blur>dimwalk>blur>dimwalk>ripwalk>crispy dlo>parkwalk>sidewalk>shmoe>magellan>pixie switch>magellan>pixie switch>smear>pixie ss mirage>smear>pixie ss mirage>tap>atomsmasher>tap>atomsmasher>pixie clipper>blurry whirl>pdx mirage>ss butterfly>bs symp blur>butterfly>ps whirl

At the Australian Champs - about 30 seconds before competing in the shred 30 (where I dropped about 10 times - major choker! :P)

103 points

edit: Tripless:
assassin>dimwalk>ripwalk>blur>parkwalk>sidewalk>ripwalk>blur>legbeater>ps whirl - 41 points

hmm this was well over a year ago though - I'm pretty confident I've beaten - I think my unique tripless record is actually 16, but I can't remember the combo...

fearless:
matador>sumo>phoenix>blurriest>beta blur>pixie parradon - 30 points

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Post by BalinorNZ » 29 Apr 2005 22:07

Thanks Jeremy :) your our first non-new zealand compeditor :p
Thanks for including values, that really helps ;)

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Post by Uranos » 30 Apr 2005 01:07

titltess by me

ripwalk > infinity > pdx mirage > ss clip > op clip > ripwalk > pdx mirage > ss clip > ducking clipper > osis > clip > mirage > clip

13 contacts
35 value
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Post by BalinorNZ » 30 Apr 2005 01:56

Nice one man, thats a pretty hard tiltless combo! Unfortunatly if your notation is correct its only unique up to the 2nd pdx mirage, because you do both of them on the same side.

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Post by Uranos » 30 Apr 2005 02:51

Oh sorry i didnt know it had to be unique, sorry! :oops:

well i tried again and here:

ripwalk > mirage > op clip > ripwalk > mirage > op clip > far legover > op butterfly > ss leg over > op butterfly > pdx mirage

11 contacts
29 value
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Post by BalinorNZ » 30 Apr 2005 03:39

Ahh much better :) that is also a hard tiltless combo! Ripwalk both sides :) nice.

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Post by Uranos » 30 Apr 2005 05:52

dimwalk > ripwalk > mirage > op clip > ripwalk > mirage > op clip > far legover > butt > pdx mirage > magellan

value 31
contacts 12

sorry for posting alot, i am addicted to this game :D

Thanks nic for brgining this topic up :)
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Post by BalinorNZ » 30 Apr 2005 06:53

Thats no problem Alex! Thanks for participating! We need more people like you who are so keen to beat their (and others) scores!

Great Job on Dimwalk>Ripwalk, thats hard!

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Post by Uranos » 30 Apr 2005 07:18

Thanks man! You rock! :D

i have a couple of questions about it:

would ss butterfly and butterfly be the same? (e.g right toe set butter and clip set ss butter, or toe ss butter, etc)

far legover and legover?

Thanks!
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Post by randomcrayon » 30 Apr 2005 11:36

Tripless:

dimwalk>blur>dimwalk>ripwalk>ripwalk>sidewalk>blizzard>parkwalk>ducking butterfly>
ducking butterfly>spinning butterfly


Value: 44 Contacts: 11

This is a pretty sweet idea. :D
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Post by Uranos » 30 Apr 2005 16:49

By the way Phil MOrrison's tripless shouldnt it be 52?
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Post by BalinorNZ » 02 May 2005 01:50

Your right, thanks for pointing that out Alex, it's been changed :) I'm glad someone is on the ball ;)

As for your questions; there is a lot of argument as to which moves in footbag are unique but for this competition we will just stick to the general rules:
Butterfly, infinity, ss butterfly and ss infinity are the same move.
Barfly, paradon, double over down and down double down are different moves.
Clip set DLO and toe set DLO are the same move.
Any move done using a set (eg crispy DLO) is a different move to its downtime counterpart.
Legover/pickup and far legover/pickup are the same moves, as are mirage and clipper set ss mirage.

Does anyone not agree with this system? Everything is pretty flexible.
The aim is to allow as many moves as possible without it being that you can just do 20 variations of the same move and win. This competition is to encourage variety ;)

Thank you ben for your entry and your compliment :D

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Post by Uranos » 02 May 2005 02:10

Yeah those rules are good, i would rather have them more strict so i have to push myself to do more uniques! :D

as for me guiltles:

ripwalk > ripwalk > sidewalk > blur > op butterfly > sidewalk

value 23
contacts 6
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Post by BalinorNZ » 02 May 2005 03:18

Damn you beat me :p

I'm glad you getting so much outta this man, if its pushing just 1 players game, its worth being put into action!

Keep em coming!

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Post by Maraxus » 18 May 2005 14:41

Here's one I hit last night:

Ripwalk > Sidewalk > Ripwalk > Blur > SS Whirl > Infinity > Reverse Swirl > Far Wauxpin > Butterfly > Paradox Mirage > Atomic X-Body Toe> Butterfly > Schmoe > Magellan > Pixie X-Body Toe
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Post by BalinorNZ » 18 May 2005 20:02

Thanks Aaron! That is a great run! Unfortunatly only the first 11 contacts are unique (butterfly and infinity are no unique in this competition sorry.)

Also I dont know what wauxpin is, so I assumed its a 3add, please correct me if im wrong!

Thanks man!

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Post by BalinorNZ » 20 May 2005 02:52

FINALY!
Something to replace my old unique guiltless record with!

Osis > ducking clipper > spinning clipper > ducking clipper > osis > pdx mirage > butterfly > pdx mirage > butterfly > pdx mirage > hand catch.

Value: 27 Contacts: 9

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Post by sen » 22 May 2005 13:10

Here's my entry to the compitition. It's tiltless:

Pixie Legover > Dimwalk > Clip Set Mirage > Illusion > Legover > Pixie > Butterfly > Whirl > Osis > Hand catch

Contacts=9 Points=24 (I think, you better double check that one)

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Post by shreddaily » 25 May 2005 11:37

so all I have to do is post the string I hit and it goes on the record board??????
the giultless record wil be mine!

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