Hey, Cisco! Congratulations on making it to #2 on the Plants V.S. Zombies map rankings! You passed Black Dog by 3 points, and he and Edward Nygma, the map's designer, are who taught me how to play it. I'm quite proud to know I've "paid it forward" by teaching you to rock on it, too. Of course, I've perhaps learned more on it from you than you have from me, and for that I'm grateful, too. Keep playing public games against players who aren't me, and you'll keep chasing me down in the those standings. Again, congrats!
Hey, Cisco. Sorry you caught the wrong end of my boomstick on ten of the last 11 plants v.s. zombies games we played. I am confident you will climb back up the rankings on that board very quickly against other players. You just decided to pick on me on the very first map I have actually mastered on Wargear. Better luck next time, my friend!
I'm sorry about your feelings about Plants vs Zombies, but I do not agree and your approach is really aggressive. First of all, the zombies used to be able to fortify this way, but they won every game. Also, the plants DO fortify the same way as the zombies, to adjacent territories, thus the sunflowers go to the sunflowers and so on. The zombie "rush" puts the zombies behind, so it wins when the plants aren't watching, but loses the game for the zombies if it gets caught. Try playing as the zombies without rushing and see how you do before leaving a 1 star review.
I am hosting a couple of My Kingdom games or at least trying to do that. Still new to WarGear and the way things work. You might want to join up there.
Great work in that Italy game! We should play again some time, it was an absolute riot! I'd leave you more colorful messages but you'd probably tell on me and try to get me banned or something. Hey, I saw your message on the WF forums. Too bad Theep has locked me out otherwise I could actually defend myself. Luckily Thrilla came to my defense on that one since your comments are clearly not justified.
Good luck and have fun out there!
Yours always,
Cyan-ide
My suspicion about the WF site going down so often is that it's probably just as simple as a log file getting too large...which would require just the minutest of maintenance to keep from happening.