Now at about 3:47 (pause it here for a bit) the finale begins, and this is text book strategy. One of the big moves is the dynamite at 3:30, it gets me up to 12/20 and much closer to a rainbow blast. I use the rainbow blast on red at 2:46, even though I know it only matches 2 against the flowers. This level is really tricky, it is about here that I realise I may not make it without big moves. The rainbow blast at 1:30 lets me clear out all the green which gets rid of the other chains at the bottom.Īnother automatic match from the water at about 1:57 and I've got 3 flowers. With this first move I chose not to blow the firework, instead I matched 3 water, because I knew I'd lose the match from the explosion anyway, so why not clear another chain to the left and get closer to a flower, 2 for 1! By 1:19 I've got a firework above the garden and am ready to start getting flowers. I did that because I knew that in 1 more turn the water would make the match for me. You'll notice at 1:11 I blow up a firework even though I could have matched a water and cleared a chain. This is a good benchmark for how far you will need to be. By the time I have 26 turns left at 0:54, I only have 5 chains in the bottom section below the water.
I then just take a couple of baby steps to clear chains wherever possible, even if it is only 1 at a time.
In the video on this page I got a bit lucky with the 2 bombs at the start, and by 0:36 I had blown up one of them and removed heaps of the chains which are blocking the bottom garden. This can take a bit of skill to picture where all the blocks will be after they fall down and then take a clockwise movement. It means that once the blocks have finished falling from your move, all of the water will move clockwise.
Levels that have the moving water require a little bit more preplanning than plain still levels.
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