Let me talk about the conclusion first. There are no traditional professions in this game, but the differences in running styles are obvious. Essentially, it depends on whether you dare to step on the volcanic rocks on the edge of the magma. The same picture, different positioning strategies, the clearance efficiency can be more than twice the difference. I have broken down the three sets of mainstream ideas that have been tested in the past few days and talked about them. You can figure it out yourself.
The first category, the steamroller flow, is suitable for people with handicapped skills but want to get high scores. The core idea is to always walk on the floating board on the surface of the magma. If you don't jump high, you can only climb on the low platform. The advantage is that the fault tolerance rate is extremely high. Because the floating boards are dense, even if you make a mistake, the next board will be at your feet and will not fall directly into the lava. The disadvantage is that the speed limit is locked and the speed is constant throughout. When you encounter shortcuts that require continuous big jumps to get the acceleration belt, you can only watch others run away with their butts smoking. However, this style of play is the most stable, and it's definitely worth it for newbies to get familiar with the map mechanics.
The second category, Tigger flow, is currently the mainstream trend in the forum and is also a technical activity. The core is to fully utilize the second-stage acceleration of each springboard to maximize the time in the air. The advantage is that the advantages of non-linear routes can be fully utilized. Many faults that seem to be dead ends can actually be squeezed through with a double jump and an aerial change of direction, and you can directly take a shortcut to get rid of the large troops. The disadvantage is also obvious. Once the rhythm of the magma eruption changes and you just can't find a foothold in the air, you can just disappear and start over again, with your blood pressure high. My suggestion is to use a roller to flow the backing board first, and then transfer the set.
The third category, balanced strange flow, is to put it bluntly, it means stability while showing off. You don't pursue extreme shortcuts, but whenever you get near a checkpoint, you must step on the floating stone on the edge to get the energy tank, because when the energy is full, it can trigger a short-distance invincible sprint, which is specially used to cross the long magma pool on the map. It's hard to say how high the upper limit of this style of play is, but the lower limit is very safe. Especially when multiplayer is online, the frequency of magma changes in the entire field is doubled. The Tigger stream rolls over the most, while the Balanced monster stream can avoid three consecutive eruptions by sprinting. They are often the last ones to survive.
Finally, give some actual data reference. I tested the same middle map twenty times. The average completion time of the Steamroller flow was four minutes, but the wall collision rate was only 3%. The fastest time for the Tigger flow was two and a half minutes, but the rollover rate soared to 40%. The Balance Monster flow was stuck in just over three minutes, and was as stable as an old dog. If you are rushing to hit the rankings, you have no choice. Practice the Tigger style. Once you are familiar with the mechanism, the upper limit will be the highest. But if you just want to get rewarded skins easily, the Balance monster stream is comfortable to brush. Equip a fluorescent jacket, which is particularly conspicuous against the lava background, and it will be recognized by friends.
By the way, the official Bluetooth controller supports it. It is recommended to pair it with a controller when playing on a real device. The virtual keys are easy to accidentally touch when you need to make continuous small jumps. I fell into the lava several times because the buttons drifted away. It was so refreshing, don't try it with your butt.