Problem: Article: This is especially useful for difficult countries like Greenland, Iceland, and Madagascar. You can now use your remaining Spore Bursts to infect these countries without having to wait for the fungus to spread naturally. Try to avoid using your Spore Bursts until the likelihood of these countries being the targets is high. You may have to be patient as you wait for natural infection to other regions first. Keep an eye on symptoms until you can use Spore Burst and Spore Eruption to infect each country. Do not start evolving symptoms until you receive the message that "No one is healthy" and the world has been completely infected by the fungus. If you start evolving symptoms too early, the research for the cure will quickly overtake your fungus. Wait until you get the "No one is healthy" pop-up before evolving any symptoms. If your world looks red and the infected counter stops moving, but you don't see the pop-up, it's likely a natural disaster killed some people. As soon as you receive word that your fungus has spread to every person, unleash your worst symptoms upon them. Aim to evolve the following symptoms for maximum lethal impact: Coughing. Pneumonia. Necrosis (optional if you have enough points). Pulmonary Edema. Pulmonary Fibrosis. Total organ failure. Coma. Insanity. Since everyone is now infected, don't waste points or time on symptoms which are aimed at spreading the disease. Focus on those symptoms which lead to casualties. Your plague should be as fatal as possible. As you wait for the population to die off, spend some of your points to keep the cure at bay. Evolve the following abilities: Genetic ReShuffle 1, 2, 3. Genetic Hardening 1 and 2. This can also help you to get a higher score as you will win with a lower cure percentage.
Summary: Use your remaining Spore Bursts, including Spore Eruption, to infect the final countries. Wait for every person on earth to be infected. Evolve the most deadly symptoms as quickly as possible. Impede the cure.

Problem: Article: After you have finished playing the dizi, use a soft cloth to wipe it dry. You may use a long rod to push a cloth inside the dizi to catch excess moisture. Cloth bags, plastic airtight bags, or hard-covered soft-lined cases are ideal containers in which to store a dizi. Bamboo flutes are susceptible to expanding or contracting depending on temperature and humidity. Do not place in direct sunlight such as on a windowsill, as this will likely lead to cracked bamboo. If you are taking the dizi outside on a cold day, allow the flute to acclimatize before playing it. Since moisture may gather in the dizi, even if you've dried it, fungus spores may start to grow. Use food grade hydrogen peroxide to spot clean the flute to eliminate fungus growth. Some flute owners choose to oil their dizis with almond oil 3-4 times per year. It is best to wait until the flute is completely free of moisture (i.e., waiting a day after playing and drying it) before applying oil. Use just a bit of oil and rub it into the dizi with a soft cloth. You may also choose to oil the inside of the flute as well. Allow to dry completely before playing.
Summary:
Wipe the dizi dry after playing. Store the dizi in a dedicated case. Avoid swift temperature changes. Eliminate any growth of fungus. Periodically oil the dizi.