OVERCOOKED 2 6 6 TRIAL
Playing out a trial run or two isn't just useful in learning each map's dynamic, but it can also help players get in sync with one another and practice their collective cooking. It's also a good idea to practice ahead of time with others. While it can be fun and intense, multitasking should be minimized, especially with three or four players. Players should make a point of allocating specific jobs to each chef, or, if the stage is more segmented, assign different zones to different players. Teams that are well-coordinated and communicate efficiently can accomplish far more than one player, who's forced to juggle between chefs and tasks on their own. However, it's usually still more ideal to play with multiple people, especially in more open stages and those with fewer hazards that get in the way. It's true that playing solo yields lower point thresholds, and this can definitely help players net three and four-star ratings in some ways. Play With Others And Get On The Same Page Ideally, they should try and keep the coin icon in the bottom left on fire, as this makes it more likely that players end with a three or four-star ranking. Keeping the line moving in order will net players with tip bonuses that multiply up to four times - yielding a major score increase. This may often mean waiting a bit longer to finish the dish, but the payoff is well worth it. Players should remain focused on the leftmost order displayed and put effort into completing that dish first, while being mindful and getting things ready for the next one listed.
While it may seem beneficial to crank out orders as they're finished, it's usually better to deliver dishes in the order they show up at the top of the screen (from left to right). Levels that begin with the timer paused are as follows:
In fact, the timer won't start rolling until the first dish is served in these cases. As a means to get players used to new additions- levels that introduce new ingredients will start with this paused timer. Going further with the tactic of meal-prepping ahead of time, players can exploit a paused timer-which occurs in a number of levels- to whip up some meals ahead of time. Utilize The Lack Of A Timer In "New Recipe" Levels Doing this can allow for multiple dishes to be completed and rushed out to customers in small stints of time. Cook pizza dough in bulk and lay out multiple plates with crust for pizza, and set plates with lettuce for salad. If there are burgers being requested, for instance, have one player throw down multiple plates with buns and toppings, while another player cooks the meat.
Normally, there will be a common food item that will be requested for most of the run, so players can plan accordingly. They should take advantage of any tabletop space to lay out several plates, and, if possible, any base ingredients that can cover most of the dishes. Speed is essential when playing Overcooked 2, and players will want to have their dishes ready as quickly as possible when striving to be four-star chefs. This can seem daunting to achieve, but there are a number of methods and tactics that can help players reach this four-star milestone. In most stages, players will notice a large score requirement needed to notch four stars.
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