Arena Highscore?

[detlefchef11]

Suppose in a 2-player Wingspan game you could stack the deck beforehand however you want, and also your opponent is collaborating to give you the highest possible score. So you can imagine that the opponent plays only cards that benefit you, like hummingbirds, pileated woodpecker, spotted sandpiper, American oystercatcher, etc. I'm sure it would be possible to exceed 200, perhaps even 300?

There was a bit of a contest to see how high you could score on the Steam version where you can actually set up a 5 player game and control all five players. So, not only would you play every player in a manner that benefitted one player in particular, you had 4 players doing so.

People started putting up pretty insane scores for the one player they were trying to prop up. Like, over 200. Well over it if I recall correctly.

ETA: just checked the reddit thread. Seems like the highest anyone got was 267

[xxrft2021]

I was so lucky that i used to get 138 scores haha!
You can refer to the following link：
https://boardgamearena.com/table?table=448178462

And if you finish watching it, you'll find that my last few steps could have earned me a higher score.( Just because I want to try higher bonus cards scores

[indulgent]

I doubt it's a record high score or anything, but I just won a game with an insane score of 157.

I had a completely insane start with Killdeer + Raven, and set up a grasslands tucking engine to draw into some of the best scoring birds for the other habitats while accumulating points by tucking 3 cards per grasslands activation.

The most remarkable thing about it was that I didn't receive much help of eggs or food from my opponents to achieve this crazy high score: here is the game: https://boardgamearena.com/table?table=484433902

Curious what other's all-time personal best high scores are. Would love to see links to some other's best games.

[tonymok977]

with base game bird, 300 is hard