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==Rankings== | ==Rankings== | ||
{{see also|Pikmin 3#Global rankings|t1=Global rankings}} | {{see also|Pikmin 3#Global rankings|t1=Global rankings}} | ||
There are five essential rankings for each stage: No ranking, Bronze, Silver, Gold, and Platinum. No ranking simply means that the player did not | There are five essential rankings for each stage: No ranking, Bronze, Silver, Gold, and Platinum. No ranking simply means that the player did not get enough points to earn a medal. The criteria for getting medals is different for each game mode, with the points differing every stage. Platinum medals mean that the player has collected all treasure or defeated all enemies before the time limit. Any time after the Platinum medal is acquired will be added as a time bonus to the original score, 30 additional points per second remaining. For Defeat Bosses!, only the time matters, and the quicker a boss is defeated, the better the medal; if it is defeated too late, the player might not receive any medal. | ||
The game keeps track of the five best scores. These scores are only accessible on the results screen at the end of a successful mission, but the top score is available on the screen before the mission begins. | The game keeps track of the five best scores. These scores are only accessible on the results screen at the end of a successful mission, but the top score is available on the screen before the mission begins. | ||
=== Details === | === Details === | ||
Each medal has a different look based on | Each medal has a different look based on its ranking and the game mode. The loading screen tips state that each medal gives the player an honorary title, though nothing change in the game whatsoever. In the score tally screen, when a medal is obtained, a Pikmin can also be heard cheering the player. While hard to understand due to the Pikmin's voice, when slowed down, the different voice clips can be figured out.{{cite youtube|mGla9ZOj9KI|of sound effect trivia in ''Pikmin 3''|m=2|s=27|published={{date|10|June|2019}}|retrieved={{date|11|June|2019}}}} The following table illustrates the medals for all rankings, as well as the title given by the tips and the cheers said by the Pikmin. | ||
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*Mission Mode and [[Bingo Battle]] are the only modes in ''[[Pikmin 3]]'' in which players can find [[Purple Pikmin|Purple]] and [[White Pikmin]]. | *Mission Mode and [[Bingo Battle]] are the only modes in ''[[Pikmin 3]]'' in which players can find [[Purple Pikmin|Purple]] and [[White Pikmin]]. | ||
*The music that plays during all stages, with the exception of stages 11 to 15, was used in all of the ''Pikmin 3'' trailers. | *The music that plays during all stages, with the exception of stages 11 to 15, was used in all of the ''Pikmin 3'' trailers. | ||
*Mission Mode and Bingo Battle have an exclusive [[mini-boss]], the [[Baldy Long Legs]]. It appears plentifully in both modes, although it is never found in | *Mission Mode and Bingo Battle have an exclusive [[mini-boss]], the [[Baldy Long Legs]]. It appears plentifully in both modes, although it is never found in story mode. Instead, story mode gives players some [[arachnorb]] action with the [[Shaggy Long Legs]]. | ||
*If a new record is achieved, and said record does not fit on the world rankings chart, the word "Invalid" will appear | *If a new record is achieved, and said record does not fit on the world rankings chart, the word "Unexpected" (US), "Invalid" (Europe), or "{{j|想定外|Sōtei-gai|unexpected|f=tp}}" (Japanese) will appear in the score's bubble on the ranking screen. The bubble will also be pointing outside of the chart to the right.{{cite youtube|lJvCkMJzSa8|of a run that triggered the "Unexpected" message|m=2|s=36}}{{cite youtube|sAb5Hg5S1LA|of a world record that triggered the "Invalid" message|m=2|s=8}} | ||
*If the player goes into the Defeat Bosses! mission selection screen and highlights the Plasm Wraith's mission, they can then pan the radar on the GamePad to the northwest, where they will find a second enemy bubble, out of bounds. This bubble represents the [[Mysterious Life Form]], according to the game's files.<ref><code>/content/CMCmn/generator/mapE/mis_boss.szs/1.txt</code>, line 93 – <code>Metaboss</code>'s (Mysterious Life Form) coordinates are at <code>-5650.00000000 0.00000000 6330.00000000</code>. Same file, line 12 – <code>Metaboss2</code>'s (Plasm Wraith) coordinates are at <code>4000.00000000 0.00000000 -5750.00000000</code>. File <code>default.txt</code>, line 12 – <code>UFO</code>'s (S.S. Drake) coordinates are at <code>4880.00000000 150.00000000 -5440.00000000</code>.</ref> | *If the player goes into the Defeat Bosses! mission selection screen and highlights the Plasm Wraith's mission, they can then pan the radar on the GamePad to the northwest, where they will find a second enemy bubble, out of bounds. This bubble represents the [[Mysterious Life Form]], according to the game's files.<ref><code>/content/CMCmn/generator/mapE/mis_boss.szs/1.txt</code>, line 93 – <code>Metaboss</code>'s (Mysterious Life Form) coordinates are at <code>-5650.00000000 0.00000000 6330.00000000</code>. Same file, line 12 – <code>Metaboss2</code>'s (Plasm Wraith) coordinates are at <code>4000.00000000 0.00000000 -5750.00000000</code>. File <code>default.txt</code>, line 12 – <code>UFO</code>'s (S.S. Drake) coordinates are at <code>4880.00000000 150.00000000 -5440.00000000</code>.</ref> | ||