It was Confirmed that Round Third Start Tommorow :- Nepal’s secret formula for race victory For the past week, the ongoing mig Mad Race competition has seen climbing numbers of users jumping into the race, and pulled users together to pool their efforts toward victory. Nepalese and Indonesian users, in particular, are head-to-head for lead position with both repeatedly overtaking each other over the course of the race. The competition pits 10 of mig’s most active countries against each other in a race to the finish line, based on how many new friends users have successfully invited onto the platform. The US$15,000 booty includes Yamaha motorbikes, Sony PlayStations, Samsung TVs and LG phones. We spoke to some active users from the winning countries, and one of the strategies they’ve employed is tag-teaming in order to get a better chance at winning. @webprogrammer from Nepal said he’s been calling fellow countryman @eboss up on the phone each day to strategize what to do for the day. Although the two have yet to meet in real life, they’ve banded together to push Nepal up in the rankings. “I’ve been working all day for my country, and for me,” he says. “It’s a tough competition between Nepal and Indonesia,” he added. @milan_magar4u from Nepal similarly noted that “all the Nepalis and Indonesian users are busy now competing. @scarletx from South Africa said the competition needs to run for a longer time to allow the other countries to catch up. At time of writing, South Africa is in the last position, but was briefly in seventh position before falling behind Pakistan and Saudi Arabia. As the countries race to the finish line, it’ll be a tough fight between the two. Round three starts Wednesday and the winner will be declared on Sunday.
Posted on: Tue, 21 Oct 2014 15:36:19 +0000