You can do this on the first island, and it's your best shot. It's trial and error here, but if you can continue in fever mode across the first island, and make it to the big jump, you'll complete this objective. It will make things a bit easier if you steer clear of the speed coins. You'll want to have as much control as you can. A note on control, you should always remember that the trick to continuing to great slide is to control were you land.
Tapping the screen can give you a sense of where you're going to come down and, like driving a car, looking ahead will help you get a better sense of what's coming. Remember, working is important. You can great slide twice in a row, as many times as you want.
You cannot, however, get three in a row. I find it easier to float up the hills and touch the screen as soon as you reach the peak. This will allow you to move quickly across the hills with the risk of catching air. You will need to catch some air to make it to the fifth island. The best start would be to get the initial great slide which you can find in our tips section.
There is no need to go soaring over the island in fever mode. Steady as she goes. Alright, this one doesn't require it, but fever mode is certainly going to help you out here. The deeper valleys of the fourth and early fifth islands will likely be the best place to float on air. While in fever mode, it is a lot easier to touch the sky.
The difficult part is to stay in fever mode. The nice part about this objective is that you can earn 5 cloud touches in five separate fever modes. Your best bet is to unlock fever mode before you reach the tall hills and valleys that are prior to the descent of the second half of the island. Those hills, when reach during a fever mode, will be an excellent boost up to the sky.
You can also get to the clouds on the descent, but it also requires fever mode, and is a bit more difficult. Also, just about every time you can stay in fever mode and great slide after and island jump ,you'll be able to reach the puffy stuff, so that can be a good start. You have a good grasp of the first few islands at this point, but the sixth island can make or break you.
The island is filled with very small hills and valleys. If you don't keep the great slides going, you'll severely slow down. Also, on the sixth island, there are two large steep hills that can really cause some problems.
Keep an eye on the hills ahead so that you can prepare for a good slide prior to these steep hills. If the sun is already setting and is in full view as you land on the sixth island, then you may just want to restart. There are islands further along, so reaching the seventh island should come as a breeze.
If you are still having problems, consult the initial tips to perfect your slides and speed. You're going to have to stay low, no soaring whatsoever. Every time you start to slide up a hill, make sure to touch the screen when you reach its peak, so that you do not fly up into the air. You will still want to touch the screen to slide down the hills quickly, but no air.
If you can keep up a decent speed, you should not have much of an issue with this one. Like the 17 second fever objective, you'll want to complete this one right away. With a quick trio of great slides, you will be able to get about 17 seconds worth of fever mode as you soar off the first island. The major obstacle you will face in this process will be the large drop off on the second island.
You will need to see it coming and fly over it to earn this objective. If you can land and great slide a valley close to the edge of this drop off, you will likely be able to soar over it without too much difficulty.
One more slide after the drop and you will unlock this objective. You have to be brutally honest with yourself here. This is not easy to do. If you get slowed down significantly twice during your quest to reach this island, you should just probably restart.
Also, if the sun is already setting ad you reach the 7th island, it is unlikely you'll make it. You're going to have to average 25, points per island, meaning that you will have to be pretty adept at unlocking fever mode, and sustaining it. Sun coins are important but speed and distance is also very important. If you are soaring off the fifth island with under , points, restart. No you won't be able to count the first island, and you will likely be restarting a lot on this one. You need to great slide, but you will not need to be in fever mode, so try to make sure you are not in fever mode when you leave an island.
This is done by tapping and holding the screen in order to make the bird dive. An Anhinga is another bird that swims underwater to catch its food. I remember watching this bird swimming underwater in the Florida Everglades.
I was shocked and impressed that this bird could do what it did. The Anhinga is a bird of the south eastern US, living in swamplands. Thus a mechanism is triggered so the next generation of water striders has wings, allowing them to fly away from their drying wetland. Other diving birds are wing — propelled, most notably the penguins Sphenisciformes , dippers Cinclus and auks Alcidae. Plunge-diving birds have a couple of unique features to make them special and allow them capable of doing diving.
The first special thing is the beak of plunge-diving birds. Beak angle ratio is a ratio of the smaller-to-larger beak angles. The Subwing consists of two wings mounted together which can be tilted independently of each other. Let me elaborate. It seems that developer Androfications — not content with merely using the top-selling iOS title Tiny Wings as inspiration, as with earlier Tiny Wings -alike Dillo Hills — has decided to rip the game off wholesale.
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How does the sun work in Tiny Wings? Ask Question. Asked 10 years, 7 months ago. Active 10 years, 4 months ago. Viewed 9k times. Improve this question. GnomeSlice Michael Pryor Michael Pryor 2, 5 5 gold badges 28 28 silver badges 44 44 bronze badges. Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. Experiment 1: I traversed the 1st island with the screen pressed nonstop. I traversed the 2nd island with the screen pressed nonstop.
I traversed the 3rd island with the screen pressed nonstop. Conclusion: The sun goes down progressively faster on each island. Experiment 2: I performed Experiment 1 with a nest multiplier of x0 and x Results were extremely similar. Conclusion: Nest level does not appear to affect the speed of the sun. Experiment 3: I went off the island 1 to island 2 jump at minimum speed.
I went off the island 2 to island 3 jump at minimum speed. Conclusion: End of island jumps push back the sun, regardless of speed. These boosts diminish on each consecutive island and appear to be gone completely by the 3rd or 4th jump. Experiment 4: I traversed nearly all of island 1 in fever mode. Tried slides, cloud touches and coin collecting.
None of these activities, individually, appeared to have any effect on the sun. I deleted and reinstalled the game for Experiment 2, and I noticed that I was able to get to mid-island 7 pretty consistently, regardless of my much lower nest multiplier and total score.
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