U.S. Map State Game

[Captain Hank]

90%, Avg. Error, 20 miles, 221 seconds.

 

[TowerOfTerror]

Score: 90%

Average Error: 20 miles

Time: 208 seconds

 

[Testtrack321]

Socre 86% Avg. Error 34 Miles 332 secs.

 

[TURKEY]

39/50
78%
36 miles
191 sec.

 

[Figment1986]

Average error 187 miles

68% correct...

 

[SirNim]

50/50 in 157

 

[GenerationX]

First Try:
98%
2 miles
325 seconds

I got Nebraska second (after Maryland) and missed it by (apparently) too much. Must try again.

 

[Legacy]

50/50 in 157

I still got ya beat, Nimmy.

:animwink:

 

[Indy95]

Score: 90%

Avg. error: 13 miles

Time: 245 seconds

 

[SirNim]

I still got ya beat, Nimmy.

:animwink:

Eye no. doggone it

 

[Boo's Mom]

86%, 28 miles, 262 seconds, 43 perfect out of 50

 

[Irrawaddy Erik]

92% 9miles 182sec

 

[imagineer boy]

You got a 76% but with 0 miles average error, something seems fishy about that to me. :drevil:

I know, that confused me as well, but that's what it said ( really ).

 

[SIR90210]

92%
8 miles
218 seconds

 

[MKCP 1985]

387 seconds? 98%, missed by ONE MILE?! I think it was Virginia, it was one of the eastern seaboard states. Oh well, I guess that's what I get for taking 387 seconds. Blame it on Wyoming. How to place a box inside a great expanse of open territory?

One mile! hmmph!

 

[SirNim]

Hmph! Wyoming!

'Tis awfully frustrating to place a box in the middle of a broad expanse of nothingness. Crimany!

 

[JMishy]

90%
60 Miles
489 seconds (I had no idea I was being timed. I said goodnight to my daughter when my hubby put her to bed)

I was sooooooo far off on Idaho!! I had no idea it was over there! *lol*

 

[AliciaLuvzDizne]

90% 32 miles and 222 seconds.
i have a problem with the accuracy though, because i had it SO CLOSE and it told me i was wrong
owell

 

[TAC]

Hmph! Wyoming!

'Tis awfully frustrating to place a box in the middle of a broad expanse of nothingness. Crimany!

Isn't that what Wyoming is?

 

[Erika]

92%

Average Error: 20 miles

Time: 167 Seconds

Ditto here. Those early middle states throw you off without a whole lot to reference them by. It's fun though.