Talk:Scene/@comment-111.94.93.63-20120703172611/@comment-4182530-20120820123254

I think I know what you mean now, but it is a really difficult thing. It seems that the objects in each game are worth different points (4.000 or 5.000 in my example) and then they multiply with the combo in the right top corner. So if you only have objects that are worth 4.000 points and click them one after another you should get: 4.000, 8.000, 12.000, 16.000, 20.000, 24.000 and 28.000 points (I noticed that some scenes even multiply with more than 7 but normaly it should stop at x7 and give all items found after that with the same points). If you add them all together you get your base score. But if you have a scene that has some items worth 4.000 points and other worth 5.000 points it could look like this: 4.000, 8.000, 15.000, 20.000, 25.000, 24.000, 28.000, 32.000.

In this case the third and fourth item were worth 5.000 points and all the others 4.000 points. If you knew which ones are worth the most it would be smart to click them at last to multiply them the most so your idea would be helpful.

But if we want to group the objects based on their "base score" we would need to find out which ones are worth 4.000 and which are worth 5.000 points (and if there are maybe other values). You would need to write down this for every object and notice the multiplier or wait till it stops multiplying and you need to do that for each scene! So if noone volunteers for doing that I'm afraid you won't see that on the wiki.