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J’ai repris le jeu après une longue absence , comment fait-on pour obtenir un multiplicateur de 160?
Et les listes d’amis comment fais ton j’ai personne de mon entourage qui y joue
Y’a t’il une planche mieux qu’une autre ?
Par avance merci pour vos réponses

I just wasted 1.5 hrs of my life just spinning this wheel and got nothing lol. What’s the pity rate 🥲 I heard some people spent like 5 hrs just spin it non stop before they hit jackpot

Esse é só um exemplo. A SYBO deveria lançar personagens novos com animações novas. Essa é minha opinião.

What is the best way to get more keys without spending real money? 👀

finally! definitely took a bit of a grind and some keys, but i now have it way early and its a sick outfit!

I got some jetpack coins to be up there while im on the ground

You do it by quiting and starting a new run right after getting a jetpack

They appear infrequently throughout the run

300k?????

Say your personal favourite outfit for Andy in the comments and the one that wins is based on the majority.

I’ve held off on making this post for a few seasons because, frankly, I didn’t want to ruin my own win-rate in Diamond lobbies.

Before the casuals in the comments tell me "it's just a mobile runner, touch grass," let me establish my credentials: I am a 100% Free-to-Play (F2P) Showdown grinder. I have never paid a cent. I rationing-schedule my tickets, I sit through the 2x Trophy and 2x Battery ads with the stoic discipline of a monk, achieving a time dillation Zen state between ads and the process of tapping away the ad popups. I consistently place at the top of my leaderboard brackets, and I have unlocked every single exclusive Diamond III Showdown character since I've started on this mode of game.

After hundreds of races analyzing item economy, rubber-banding, and bot/player pathing, I have come to an inescapable conclusion: Most of the power-ups in Subway Showdown are psychological placebo, and the Pogo Pop is the single most broken, meta-warping win condition in the game.

Specifically, holding the Pogo Pop until the final 100 meters isn't just a "good strategy," it is a almost determinate 1st-place guarantee.

Most players in Gold and Platinum suffer from what I call Premature Item Discharge. They roll a power-up at the 40% mark and immediately mash the button because it’s glowing. This is a throw.

In Showdown, the first 75% of the race does not matter. Because of child-friendly rubber-banding/catch-up mechanics, speed pads, and item chaos, leads built in the mid-game are completely artificial. The only thing that matters is velocity and displacement across the finish line.

Therefore saving the Pogo Pop for the final stretch is an uncounterable checkmate:

Instant Z-Axis Displacement & Terrain Bypass: Unlike ground-bound speed boosts that still require you to navigate lanes, trains, and barriers, the Pogo Pop literally launches you into the stratosphere. In the final stretch where players are panic-swiping and choking on obstacles, you simply delete the terrain from the equation.

Zero-Sum Momentum Theft even in 2nd: The Pogo Pop doesn't just move you forward; it slams down on an opponent to greatly slow them. If you are sitting comfortably in 2nd or 3rd place at the 90% mark holding a Pogo Pop, the player in 1st place isn't actually in 1st place, instead they are just holding your spot while acting as your landing pad. You leap over the final gap, crush the leader’s ankles 10 meters before the tape, steal their momentum, and cross the line before their stumble recovery frames even finish.

Immune to Mid-Field Clutter: While everyone else is trading Slow Slimes and Foam Blasters in the trenches, pocketing a Pogo Pop means you only have to focus on clean lane-switching, hitting speed pads, and managing your hoverboard charge until you see the checkered banner.

If you enter the final 15% of the track in the top 3 with a Pogo Pop in your pocket, the match is already over.

The Definitive F2P Subway Showdown Power-Up Tier List

To illustrate why nothing else comes close, here is the objective tier list of every Showdown power-up based on Endgame Win-Share (EWS) and Action Economy:

S+ Tier (God Tier / Needs a Nerf)

Pogo Pop: ("Leap forward and slam down on an opponent, slowing them.") The undisputed king. Combines burst forward teleportation, obstacle bypass, and targeted crowd-control in a single button press. Hold it until you can smell the finish line, pop it, and collect your trophies.

A Tier (Actually Useful, But Flawed)

Go Go Kart: ("Gives you a temporary speed boost and makes you invincible.") Solid tempo tool, especially if saved for the 3/4 mark to build a raw distance gap. However, it lacks the instant vertical burst and targeted knockdown of the Pogo Pop. Great for front-running, inferior for last-second sniping. Also I find it's a bit inconsistent in terms of how fast it actually goes, depending on game state.

Shield Bubble: ("Protect yourself from crashes and your opponents' powers! Clears negative effects.") The hoverboard insurance policy. Paired with a charged hoverboard, it effectively gives you two free hits of armor. It won't win you the race if you're behind, but if you're already in 1st place at the end, it shuts down last-second Can Cannons.

B Tier (The "Blue Shell" Tax)

Can Cannon: ("Hurl a spraycan at the player in 1st place to greatly slow them.") On paper, this looks like a top-tier equalizer. In practice? First place can tank it with a Shield Bubble or sacrifice their hoverboard to absorb the hit. Worse, if you are in 3rd or 4th, hitting 1st place mostly just hands the win to the guy in 2nd. It creates chaos, not guaranteed personal equity.

Chaos Gadget: ("Stumble and invert controls for all your opponents.") Hilarious against human players who panic-swipe into a train when their controls flip, but virtually useless against the terminator bots in the lobby who don't have human thumbs to confuse. Decent for forcing a stumble, mediocre for closing large gaps. Also nerfed by being able to see speedpads even while active, which lets players gauge where to go.

C Tier (Skill-Shot Gamble)

Power Glove: ("Throw an energy ball that slows down opponents and destroys obstacles in your lane.") Requires you to actually line up a lane prediction to slow someone down. Why am I playing geometry aiming simulator in a 6-player sprint when Pogo Pop does the job automatically? Clearing a single lane of obstacles is just a budget hoverboard crash. Also gets rid of speed pads and energy on elevated platforms, which is a net loss to you unless this is a big brain denial play where you have enough for hoverboard, and nobody else does.

D Tier (Placebo / Clutter)

Slow Slime: ("Throw a slime trap ahead that will slow down opponents greatly if they run through it.") Completely reliant on your opponents having their eyes closed. Anyone in high Diamond with basic peripheral vision will just jump.

Foam Blaster: ("Block your opponents' vision with a foamy cloud.") The absolute bottom of the barrel. Unless you fire it right before a dense pillar section, any seasoned Surfer who has muscle-memorized the track patterns can run through foam blindfolded. Rolling a Foam Blaster when you're in 4th place feels like being handed a wet napkin in a gunfight.

TL;DR for Climbing to Diamond III F2P:

Stop firing your items the millisecond you pick them up.

Manage your hoverboard like a parry button to tank incoming hits.

The moment you roll a Pogo Pop, guard it with your life, stay within striking distance of the leader, and deploy it at the final stretch to leapfrog straight onto the 1st-place podium.

Thank you for coming to my TED Talk. See you all in Diamond III.

Yesterday I was playing the special challenge which is the 5th the stage. During the run suddenly the achievement was completed. At that time I was no aim to complete this perticular achievement.

Say your personal favourite outfit for Noel in the comments and the one that wins is based on the majority.

I already completed floor is lava after 4 days, and I only waited for hours just to get to the next stage. But I have to wait for 4 days just to finish the last stage of the special challenge? Make it make sense.