Quote (excellence @ May 9 2016 08:42pm)
As a rule of thumb, double your point value for striking two pedestrians simultaneously; triple for three, and so on. Also, double all your points if you are a professional driver (bus, taxi, race car, etc).
Therefore, if we compare the demographics of people you may run over with a list of things that may make them more or less difficult to hit with a car (body dimensions, reflexes, the face a child makes as he looks into certain oblivion). The resulting chart looks something like this:
If they are in running shoes add 1 point, if they are in flip flops subtract one.
Baby or Toddler (0-4 years old): 100 pts
Adolescent (5-12 years old): 80 pts
Teenager (13-19 years old): 20 pts
Adult Male (20-64 years old): 30 pts
Adult Female (20-64 years old): 40 pts
Senior (65+ years old): 5 pts
Read more at
http://www.craveonline.com/site/169657-the-official-rules-for-pedestrian-bowling#vUXD6GrAPURbKcZu.99ACHIEVEMENTS
Little White Man Indeed. Stop at a crosswalk on a red light. When pedestrians pass in front of you, ram them.
2 points: The pedestrian squeaks on impact.
4 points: The pedestrian has a cane or walker.
5 points: The pedestrian attempts to leap out of the way but fails.
8 points: The pedestrian hesitates, and you wave that it's okay to pass.
10 points: The pedestrian is your landlord.
Fresh Air. Without slowing down, cross to the left side of the road and take out a pedestrian with your door.
3 points: The pedestrian is just exiting a building.
4 points: The pedestrian is holding no less than two bags of groceries.
6 points: Close the door just before striking a telephone pole or other object.
8 points: The pedestrian is on a crosswalk.
13 points: Use the passenger side door.
Collateral Suicide. Impact a pedestrian as you go off a bridge.
2 points: The pedestrian was considering suicide already.
6 points: The pedestrian had considered suicide and had just decided life was worth living.
8 points: Leap out of the car just before it goes over the edge.
15 points: Stay in the car and survive.
No Safe Haven. Impact a pedestrian indoors.
5 points: Shopping mall.
8 points: A spa.
13 points: Traffic school.
18 points: The top of a sky scraper.
35 points: A basement.
39 points: A legislative building.
Part of the Plan. Impact someone to whom you have just given a ride.
1 point: Pick up a hitch hiker, drive him at least a quarter mile, then have him get out and ram him.
3 points: Drive your friend to school.
7 points: Carpool with a coworker.
14 points: Carpool with your boss.
Mesmerizing. Approach the pedestrian slowly for at least twenty seconds, then accelerate and ram.
3 points: The pedestrian never saw you coming.
9 points: The pedestrian watched, stupefied.
27 points: The pedestrian had a gun pulled on you and was yelling at you to halt.
Ambush. Impact a pedestrian who is between you and the road.
4 points: Hide in an alley until the opportune moment.
7 points: Conceal your car in trees and bushes.
16 points: Wait in a building, and crash through a large window on your way to the target.
29 points: Crash through a large window on a story other than the ground level and land on the target.
That was Deliberate. Impact a famous or dangerous person.
1 point: Registered sex offender.
3 points: Politician.
6 points: Actor.
9001 points: Simon Cowell.
9 points: Barack Obama.
14 points: Bruce Willis.
15 points: A wanted terrorist.
40 points: Chuck Norris.
Only Yourself to Blame. Impact without turning on your engine.
3 points: Push your car down a hill.
10 points: Push your car along a flat plane.
12 points: Tow your car behind another, then disengage the tow line and slingshot into your target.
Karma. Impact another pedestrian polo player.
20 points.
This post was edited by Master_Zappy on May 9 2016 07:52pm