[kyga42066]

Originally Posted by Deputy Monty

Against my better judgement I'm going to respond to this. First...I had to laugh at the part about being able to ENJOY the battle. From it's release on test, many did not find the CJ battle enjoyable. It was boring beyond belief and many of our great and experienced players found it so lacking in challenge they didn't bother to build their suits for quite some time.

Second..while I'd love to offer my opinion about the concern the poster raised, it's probably best to keep the discussion in this thread about strategy wording that might need to be changed.

Koo Doos - well said - wording, however, doesn't really change much how the battle is won, It's the TEAMWORK!

Enjoy the CJ? ? ? ? It is, perhaps, the most boring battle there is. The only skill required is for dodging gavels and cog evidence. Other than that, as Deputy Monty stated, it was a boss battle extremely boring and still is. I find the VP and CFO far more challenging because of their unpredictability of response. Let's face it, the VP is challenging to little toons because the VP can be violent sometimes in his jumping and gear throwing attacks. The CFO can be challenging due to lack of goonies thrown in the first 3 minutes of battle. Red goonies can swarm and raise a terrible havoc with toon laff.

The CJ battle is mainly avoiding evidence and gavels and constanting hitting the scales. The only challenge in the CJ is playing with extremely inexperience toons or those that want to be griefers. Enough said - I think our guidelines are sufficient for anyone to win in the CJ and then learn to adapt to new strategies as they develop and refine their CJ skills.

I, personally, like to assist younger toons in all of the battles, and with 12 toons on open, my desire to max is NOT an issue where I ignore the newbies.

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