Ubermosh consists of 4 classes (including the 'no-class mod' with neutral stats);

• Warlock:
  
  • Uses the best weapon from the game from the start;
    
  • Only had two lives;
• Kensai:
  
  • Uses the bullets deflecting blade as his only weapon;
    
  • Has the highest survivability with a total of six lives;
• Gunner:
  
  • Has the passive ability (obviously) to auto-fire;
    
  • Has three lives;
• No-class Mod:
  
  • Starts without a gun;
    
  • Has a total of four lives

Becoming a Blade Saint is easier than you would expect. The moment you start to feel those game mechanics your score will go up.



When you're aiming for highest score, I recommend you pick the neutral 'no-class mod'. Due to his capacity to fire the best weapon (unlike the Kensai who is limited to his sword) in combination with the highest amount of lives of all classes not counting the Kensai (being 4), his survivability allows you to reach a high score more easily (this included the 7 x 200+ achievement 'Skill, not Luck').



One condition for this is the player's capability of not losing any lives between the start and the moment he picks up the best weapon. Getting shot twice before even starting your screen mayhem will deteriorate your chances of a high score.

The rest of the classes follow similar guidelines to get a high score (either for the sake of the high score or for the pursuit of the achievements);

• Find the best weapon (it's the red cannonlike gun, you'll know it when you use it);
  
• Avoid getting shot until your find that gun;
  
• MOVE AROUND! Do not ever stand still;
  
• Shoot in all directions. It's not advised to stand in a totally open space but rather in a space with some debris in between, that way you can shoot all corners/areas of the screen faster with less stress. Screen control is key.

As for the Kensai-achievement, it requires a special note due to the fact that it plays completely different with its rather defensive agressive nature due to the bullet deflecting mechanism, requiring you to get shot at in order to rank up the kills.

I have not achieved this particular one myself, but it is noteworthy to share that my highest scores thus far with Kensai (which was near 140...) was with something in your back. I usually stand up against a wall and hence play stationairy in contrast to the other mobile classes.

If one finds an easier method to obtain the Kensai-achievement, I'm happy to add it into this guide with a special thanks to the contributor. It's the sole achievement I've had trouble with. It's an excellent game, even though I only played for about two hours ^^ .

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