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Originally Posted by storm_center
It's a good idea. My friend and I did it yesterday. We took 6 toons in with 56 laff or less. During the first round my friend and I were on the same side so we made it easily. 2 on the other side died and we ran to help when we were finished. During skcogs, my friend and I were on opposite sides. One 50 laffer used his doodle every single round. The other one kept waking with her pies when I would lure. She died. Lure missed on my friends side and her two died. So to battle the VP it was me, the doodle loving monkey and my friend. The monkey didn't know to jump so he died pretty quick. My friend and I won without too much of a problem. We tried to help these guys, I wanted at least 1 of them to make it but at least they got to see what it is like, hope they have better luck next time.
Leslie Scorch-black cat-116 laff-Holly 50-RB 50
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The idea isn't bad. It does show the lower laffers what the VP is like, and how hard it is. However, I try to limit the amount of lower laffers I go in with. I usually try to keep it in around four, and just hope they don't all get on the same side. It's more fun going in with lower laffers than going in with all 100+. Though, it does get hard, and there is not much you can do for those who use their smallest trap on a level 12 cog as you lure, or will run around and not let you toon them in the VP battle. Although I think it's a good idea, I think at times it is not. If you put a limit on the amount you go in with, there's a more likely chance that those lower laffers will win, and then they get the experience of the difficultness of the vp, and get to actually win.
Still, great idea, may have to try it sometime.
LBC