Perplexus Rookie

Similar to Rolling Maze Ball

Summary
Perplexus Rookie has 70 barriers and is Level 3.

Rookie is the easiest to cheat because the tracks are more bunched up together and the shell itself is the smallest out of all other Perplexus'.

Side Diving

 * The most basic and direct concept of this is with the start. There are 3 tracks to choose from. 19, 36, or 40.
 * Going to 19 requires the ball to be still, because 19 gives the ball kinetic energy that makes it bounce before landing. The energy is inevitable, but by making the ball be still before tilting it on 19, the ball's bounce will land right back on 19.
 * 36 is the easiest to land on from the start because it doesn't produce kinetic energy. The reason for this is because the track's floor isn't perfectly aligned with the line of the ball's drop when you tilt it from the Start. It may be confusing with 36, but 41 is a double track.
 * This cheat requires you to tilt the ball to 41 and tilt the maze ball even further so the ball ends up at 40, just because 41 let's the ball bounce out. Similarly to 19.
 * Going from 1 to 64 is the best and safest cheat ever. It boosts you up by +63 and has no risk, but if you want to make a really cool stunt, feel free to go from 1 to 50 for a +49.
 * You could side dive from 1 to 28 for a +27, but it's not worth it. You have a 60% risk of failing.
 * Diving from 20 or 23 to 53 will head you up +29 or +32.
 * Side Diving from 4 to 65 will give you +61 and side diving from 65 to 69 will give you +4.

Chain Reaction

 * However combining those two side dives will give you +65, the most reliable mass boost. You could go from 4 directly to 69, but it's not as reliable.

Jumping

 * Instead, a better way is to jump from 1 to 27. Note that this tactic only gets you +26 and it will realistically take you longer to do this, but there is a lot less risk of failing.
 * A great way to take advantage of 4's close proximity to other tracks is to jump the silver ball to either 30, 31, or 66, giving you a +26, +27, or +62 boost.

Zeroing In

 * Rookie is the easiest to zero in on it's finish because it's finish is so close to the shell. It's still pretty hard, though. it needs precise timing. Try to zero in onto 69 instead of making the ball fall into the hole directly. This sets you ahead +69 or +70.