Noillirk scoring and answer tiers
Noillirk by Daily rewards common answers. Each accepted response receives a tier and its associated points. Finding the top answer gives the largest lift; a less common accepted answer still adds to your climb.
How many points does each tier earn?
| Tier | Answer result | Points |
|---|---|---|
| Sky High | Number 1 on the board | 100 |
| Jet Stream | Board positions 2–4 | 64 |
| Cloud Nine | Board positions 5–9 | 32 |
| Kite | A lower accepted tier | 16 |
| Treetop | A lower accepted tier | 8 |
| Grounded | The lowest accepted tier | 4 |
A low tier is different from a rejected answer. Grounded is an accepted result worth four points. A pass, or a round that ends without an accepted response, contributes zero.
What is the maximum Classic score?
Classic has seven prompts. Seven Sky High results earn 7 × 100 = 700 points, a perfect climb that reaches 14 km. Endless continues beyond seven questions, so 700 is not its score limit.
A seven-question scoring example
Suppose a Classic run earns Sky High, Jet Stream, Cloud Nine, Kite, Treetop and Grounded, followed by a timeout without an accepted answer. The total is100 + 64 + 32 + 16 + 8 + 4 + 0 = 224 points. Every accepted answer contributes, even when it misses the top of the board.
Does answering faster earn more points?
There is no separate speed bonus. Your answer’s tier determines its points; the 15-second clock sets the deadline. If a guess is rejected, you can try another while time remains. Spending too long on one choice can leave you without an accepted answer at the end.
How do points affect Endless balloons?
Endless starts with three balloons. Any accepted answer keeps them intact, including Grounded. A Sky High result restores a missing balloon, up to three. Passing or running out of time without an accepted answer loses one, and the climb ends when none remain.
Use the round review
Review the answers and tiers after finishing a run. Separate a lower-ranked accepted choice from a missed deadline: one suggests thinking of a more familiar example, while the other suggests leaving more time to submit. When comparing totals, use the same mode and, for Daily, the same dated challenge.