CAT VS DOG: read the wind and keep a useful aim

Build a reference throw

Make a first throw that gives you useful information. Watch whether it lands short, long or at the right distance but with the wrong arc. Change one part of the aim at a time so that the next result tells you something.

The wind is rerolled for each throw. Do not copy a successful drag blindly when the direction or strength has changed. Think of the wind as a correction to your reference shot, then adjust again from the landing.

A round belongs to both sides

Both sides get a throw before a round is settled. Taking one side to zero does not remove the other side’s final reply in that round. If both reach zero, the result is a draw; first turn is not an immediate finish-line advantage.

Closer hits do more damage. Against the CPU, choose a difficulty that lets you learn trajectory correction. In a local match, pass the device without changing the language or controls and let the next player read their own wind indicator.

A better next attempt

• Avoid changing power and angle drastically at the same time after a narrow miss.
• Recheck the wind even after a perfect hit.
• Use the full visible arc and landing as feedback, not just the damage number.

Progress & backups

A duel is a local session with no online room or cloud account. Choose a fresh match when you want to change sides or challenge a different CPU level.

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