Snakeybus PS4: Making Sure All Drop Offs Are Avoidable for Last Route Cycle of My 2021 Paris Run

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BEING OVER 1700 BUSES LONG
0:11-0:19: Something that’s really nice about the route in my 2021 PS4 Paris run is it’s possible to be over 1700 buses long and still not hit your tail
0:29-0:34: Being over 1700 buses long without hitting your tail helps make it possible to reach 2000 for the console version of Paris
SKIPPING ALL THREE DROP OFFS WHILE BEING OVER 1700 BUSES LONG
-Another thing that’s really nice about the route in my 2021 PS4 Paris run is it’s possible to avoid all three drop offs while being over 1700 buses long
-Being able to avoid the drop off allows you to pick up more passengers, which is important for maximizing your length
-The fact that all three drop offs can be avoided is really nice because unlike some other Snakeybus maps (on both the console and PC versions), that means you don’t have to rely on luck and hope to get a specific drop off for the last route cycle
SUBWAY DROP OFF
1:09-1:25: For the area with the Subway drop off, you can execute the route the same regardless of what the drop off is or what route cycle you’re on because it’s easy to avoid the Subway drop off without compromising any length
NEEDING TO AVOID EIFFEL TOWER AND LOUVRE DROP OFFS IN ADVANCE
-However for the areas with the other two drop offs (Eiffel Tower and Louvre) and when you're at least 1443 buses long, you need to execute the route in ways that will compromise some length in order to ensure those drop offs are avoidable for when you're over 1700 buses long
1:46-1:56: If you don’t execute the second-to-last route cycle correctly and the last drop off is Eiffel Tower or Louvre, then your buses from the second-to-last route cycle will make it harder (if not impossible) to smoothly avoid the drop off
--Not being able to avoid the drop off at this point of the game will most likely lead to your tail extending into yourself, which will most likely lead to the game ending
2:11-2:46: Your final length will most likely be in the 1800s or 1900s instead of the 2000s because the number of passengers wasn’t maximized for the final drop off
-For the executions when you're at least 1443 buses long, you’re essentially going to avoid the drop offs in advance and act as if they’re currently there
-It’s good to do this during earlier route cycles too because it’ll both ensure there’s enough space for the next route cycle execution and get you in the habit of executing correctly
EIFFEL TOWER DROP OFF
3:14-3:24: Before we get into how to skip the Eiffel Tower drop off in advance, here's what it looks like to skip that drop off when it's actually there
3:43-4:23: For the Eiffel Tower drop off area, have the first two lanes be on the sidewalk that’s closest to the Eiffel Tower and then have the last four lanes be on the other sidewalk (I was 1236 buses long in these clips but the concept is still the same for when you're at least 1443 buses long)
5:18-5:29: If you execute correctly, then it will be possible to smoothly avoid the Eiffel Tower drop off when you’re over 1700 buses long (I was 1458 buses long in these clips but the concept is still the same)
NOTE REGARDING THIRD LANE EXECUTION IN EIFFEL TOWER DROP OFF AREA
4:35-4:37: Something I want to point about this clip is that since I was 1236 buses long, I cut into the road while making the third lane in the Eiffel Tower area
-I cut into the road while making the third lane because I knew I could get away with doing that and still have enough space for proper execution of the next route cycle
-If you're actually at least 1443 buses long, stay entirely on the sidewalk
4:59-5:01: When making the third lane, use the gap between the green rectangles on the ground as a reference for when to turn back onto the road from the sidewalk
LOUVRE DROP OFF
5:40-5:52: Before we get into how to skip the Louvre drop off in advance, here's what it looks like to skip that drop off when it's actually there
6:03-6:34: For the Louvre drop off area, have the outer lanes of the two spirals in the area go in between the trees once or twice and then have the rest of those spirals’ lanes undercutting the nearest tree
6:46-6:59: If you execute correctly, then it will be possible to smoothly avoid the Louvre drop off when you’re over 1700 buses long
LAST ROUTE CYCLE EXECUTION
-When it’s the last route cycle, you no longer have to worry about future route cycles having avoidable drop offs
-Since this is the case, now you can drive through where the drop off zone would be in one of (or even both) the Eiffel Tower and Louvre areas to build up more space between you and your tail
7:24-7:36: In my 2021 PS4 run, the last drop off I had to make was Louvre, meaning I no longer had to worry about making the Eiffel Tower drop off avoidable for future route cycles

[@XAN29]

Watch out I’m coming for your record on museum 😂
Liked your video 👍

[@Mastah_Pete]

Thanks for the like and alright bring it on XAN! Good luck though and it's always cool to see other players chase after my records

[@XAN29]

If you go to weekly on museum I have a score of 1500 under the name Alex the runner it’s not close to ur record but am working on it also I checked all leaderboards and your basically the goat on this game haha 😂

[@Mastah_Pete]

@@XAN29 Nice good job on the 1500! That seems like a good start at least as 1500 is usually good enough to be close to the top of the weekly leaderboard (if not outright be the top). Haha thanks yeah I got some pretty scores in this game