Glove??

**slim123** · 13-07-2006, 22:03

Hi everyone ive been powerballing for about a month now and i have just used a glove of mine for an attempt to break my high score... and i did yey!! (it was 10,625 and now it's 10,822)

but does this classify as cheating???

Thanx

Slim

**donkapone** · 13-07-2006, 23:50

no it doesn`t

as long as you use your body power to accelerate the ball everything is not cheating

**jd-** · 14-07-2006, 00:04

Originally Posted by slim123

i have just used a glove of mine for an attempt to break my high score... and i did yey!! (it was 10,625 and now it's 10,822)

but does this classify as cheating???

A small amount of added cushion between your hand and the device might introduce extra play, that ever so slightly drains each power cycle, to potentially work against a higher score.

As long as the glove isn't connected to something like a power tool, how can that be reasonably called cheating?

**Enda** · 14-07-2006, 07:48

Originally Posted by slim123

Hi everyone ive been powerballing for about a month now and i have just used a glove of mine for an attempt to break my high score... and i did yey!! (it was 10,625 and now it's 10,822)

but does this classify as cheating???

Thanx

Slim

Hi slim123

You can use any glove you wish to increase grip on the ball without any penalty in the scoreboards. Its a concession based on the fact that some people (through sewaty palms or otherwise) simply find it more difficult to maintain a solid grip on the Powerball - especially at higher speeds.

Regards

Enda
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