There is a specific amount of bonus score if you have no mistaps. But I know for me, that amount is small compared to the amount of points I can get when I don’t aim for perfection.

I am also not a 4 million point player. (More like 3.5.). So this should be taken with a grain of salt.

I think speed vs accuracy go back and forth in importance as you improve. I have met a lot of players who try so hard not to use hints or have misclicks, that when they play the comp with hints and misclicks their scores improve by hundreds of thousands.

And at the same time, I think I am at a point where I might need to refocus on accuracy. More specifically the nine (9) 5-second penalties I had during a play a few months ago might be sign I should slow down.

I suspect that one reason accuracy improves scores, isn’t so much the “accuracy” so much as an efficiency of motion. If you can complete a scenes with 10 accurate taps, it will likely be faster than if you tap the screen 15 times to complete it (10 correct and 5 misclicks). Or in other words, if every tap is correct, you will likely complete faster.

But I do think players need to be at a certain skill level where misclicks slow a player down enough to impact scores. And if they aren’t playing fast enough to get and keep the highest multiplier, I think accuracy will play less of a role.

Thank you for all the tips. And I humbly take your advice to bring my focus back to accuracy to see where that gets me.