A Fetch badge dilemma!
9:26am, 21st Jul 2024 | 17 Comments
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I've recently become a fetchpoint player and have found the game quite compulsive! Most mornings recently, I've found myself checking my fetchpoint map to find a route for squishing my bug or bugs! This morning I was surprised to see in my notifications that I had received a badge.
For achieving a score of 10,000 points in Fetchpoint. It was surprising because I didn't think I'd achieved that score. I checked and found....
I hadn't! Ah well I thought perhaps I will be able to bridge the gap during my run this morning. I got a couple of diamonds, some other gems and squished my Fetchpoint bug. But did I get enough points?
The answer as you can see was... No!
I then remembered I had also received another badge a few weeks ago.
For collecting 30 fetchpoint bug bonuses within 30 days. And for that one I thought my longest bonus collection streak was only 27 or 28 days. I'd forgotten about receiving it until the next fetchpoint game badge came in. So the dilemma... Keep the badges or hand it back and hope I can get them in a few days with a definite 10,000 point score and 30 day bonus collection.
I decided to hand them back.
For achieving a score of 10,000 points in Fetchpoint. It was surprising because I didn't think I'd achieved that score. I checked and found....
I hadn't! Ah well I thought perhaps I will be able to bridge the gap during my run this morning. I got a couple of diamonds, some other gems and squished my Fetchpoint bug. But did I get enough points?
The answer as you can see was... No!
I then remembered I had also received another badge a few weeks ago.
For collecting 30 fetchpoint bug bonuses within 30 days. And for that one I thought my longest bonus collection streak was only 27 or 28 days. I'd forgotten about receiving it until the next fetchpoint game badge came in. So the dilemma... Keep the badges or hand it back and hope I can get them in a few days with a definite 10,000 point score and 30 day bonus collection.
I decided to hand them back.
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Ness
A fifty-something retired teacher who took up running to improve the muscle tone in her legs after a hip resurfacing op in 2003. It all started with a 'Race for Life' 5k, that I took part in to raise money in memory of my Dad.In 2005 I discovered the Fetcheveryone site, and thanks to the help and support of Fetchies, my running has moved on a bit since then.
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