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I think you're pretty much right about all you said. But in the VP there are usually SOO many people that, for me at least, it's basically impossible to check out the stats of everyone in the room.. and I forget who I have checked cause everyone is milling around.. and it's just nuts. So only due to my own comfort level I try not to get on the elevator with 7 cold callers. I dont' really care about the suit level at all.. I care about the laff and gags, and there are TONS of high laffers who are still low suit b/c the vp is just plain frustrating to get into.. But it's hard for me to check on that.. so I just don't get in with a full load of cold callers b/c most of the time idk what their laff and gags are like b/c the place is just too darn crowded. I try to stand to the side until I'm comfortable getting in the elevator.. and no I'm not one of those clock blocking hollys. Don't they have ANY consideration? My gosh. And once I get on the elevator I try to stick to it.. and I have ended up in vps with horrible groups b/c I hate when the other hollys shuffle so I try to stay.. and lots of times it doesn't turn out well.. but at least I stayed. Anyway.. that was my own rambling about nothing lol.
But anyhoo, you are so right about the CFO, CJ, and CEO. With those, once you get your suit your good enough to go in. I see no reason for elevator shuffling there. I made it to big cheese on one of my toons and I would get into a CEO elevator with 7 flunkys any day b/c I know that they HAVE to be at least 100 laff and by then most people have decent gags. |
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I agree with everything but that one sentence.
I've done many VPs where one n00b/newb makes the entire group sad because they use sound on the lured cogs, use weak pies on lured cogs nobody else is hitting, and all that stuff. I know this is rare, but for some reason it happens to me a lot. So.. yes, there is a possibility you can go sad because of the n00b/newb. -- Here's some good advice... Always prepare the thought that doing something/anything that has to do with battling can leave you sad, so if you go sad from it, you won't be as mad. |
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The thing I hate in toontown the most is VP Shuffling, Ok so two toons are on my side and one person is 49 laff, the other is 51 and the other one was 117 laff and me 105 laff, ok so we were at the second battle fighting 3 level 12 cogs and 1 lvl 11 and then we missed lure, and everyone died accept me and the 117 laffer I was at like 20 laff and he was at 30 and when we all completed it there were 5 toons in total during the VP and we all got sad becasue throwing pies at the VP was taking tooo long so I think all VPs should have 70+ laffers only at least. One time i've seen a 15 laffer in there trying to show off, but he wasn't a uber
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I'm with you all the way with everything. Its funny how you were talking about you beeing a telemarkender as your discuise. Midnight my black cat is too. She is level 2 & she has 93 laff. I wanted to VP today. Midnight's toontask is to defete some level 12 cogs & it is a lot of them too. I am not going to go in a 4 or 5 story building that many times. The reward for this toontask is 1 laff boost. To me its not worth it but I chose that toontask in November. I do not know what I was thinking. I do not want to cfo. The last time I did the best crane workers died. They were really good at working the cranes too. Sadly most of the toons were not good at working the cranes. Only about 3 of them were & we needed 4 & I have a hard time working the cranes. I have been trying to get in a good group for the vp but sadly I have not been sucsesful the last three times. Today I saw a red monkey with 107 laff & he was a level 2 cold caller. Thats not all I also saw cat with 58 laff & he was a level 12 Mr. Hollywood. I ended up VPing with him too. It did not turn out well. I was the oldest toon there. Two other toons had about 80 laff but they got scared. One toon dies & when we were given the chance to leave everyone leaves leaving the cat & I to try to leave as quickly as possible. I believe that cat was the last one to leave too. I don't even know if he left on time. Also you should not judge a good toon by her gags. My oldest toon Salty has 106 laff & no sound. I get a lot of I think this is to risky for you because of it. One time in DDL I wanted to go in this 4 story bossbot building. It was before BBHQ & Salty had to defete 400 bossbots. The reason why I chose that toontask was because I knew BBHQ was coming very soon & I really wanted to be able to carry 250 jb. There were three toons there already. I think one of them was 109 laff & the other was 86. The third toon I did not forget his laff. It was 53. His throw was to cream pie & his squirt was to fire hose. His sound was to elephant trunk & his drop was to the thing right after the flower pot. The one with 53 laff said I think this is to risky for you. I ignored him & got on the elevader thinking the other toons would follow. They didn't. The one with 53 laff said you stink. I said lets get on the elevader. The 109 laff pointed toon said no. The 86 laff pointed toon got on the elevader. The other two followed. All of them ditched me. All three of them. I was so mad. You defaintly should never judge a toon by thier laff. I was in BBHQ a couple days ago & a friend of mine wanted to help me with my toontask. I still have that defete 400 bossbots toontask. One of the toons that helped us was a yellow duck with 27 laff. First thought that came to mind is you have to be kidding. There was no way I would have that duck help me in BBHQ. Maybe if it was somewhere where we would not die but not in BBHQ. I checked the duck's gags & you would not believe it. That duck had all throw & squirt gags. Even the new ones. Yes they are still new to me. Monkeys in TT are still new to me & they have been around for a while. I do remember that I voted for bear the first two elections. Sorry for my horrible spelling & for getting off topic. I hate shuffling for the VP. I am going to try to VP tonight if you want to help. I am going to try to be in Nuttyville around 10:00pm Pacific time. I am going to play Midnight. I am tired of shuffling & I think to avoid that we need to plan a time & place to do what ever in TT. If you want to VP & hate shuffling I will be waiting. Sorry for saying that I want to make sure that toons are going to be there. You are so right on judging toons.
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It's a trade off - no doubt about it. Going with toons that are less powerful makes it risky, but also more fun and more rewarding if you succeed.
Today my friend (Penny Sniffleklunk) and I took my daughter into the bullion mint. She's young, so I have to help her make the right decisions in high-level fights sometimes. And she just got up to 72 laff points, so she's JUST eligible for the bullion. We got there, and a couple of toons said to my daughter, "I think this is too risky for you." We were having none of it, and the 3 of us loaded. None of the several other BIG, STRONG (at least 100+) toons would come with us, so off we went alone (3 of us). At one point, a lure missed and 4 cogs were beating the stuffing out of us. We were all down in laff points, but I knew my daughter was in danger especially, and there was one more cog getting ready to hit us. She only had 9 laff points left. So I used a toon-up unite to keep her (and the rest of us) happy. It was one of those REALLY nice ones, too - total laff point toon-up. Sweet! We had no more problems after that. Teamwork is a beautiful thing. You could look at this and say, "see, 72 laff points isn't enough." But I say, if any one of those other toons would have taken a little chance, we'd have had a much easier time, and I'd probably still have my unite. Not that I'm complaining - I got to be the hero. And it's not like we were asking them to go with a bunch of noobs: Penny and I are both over 100, and we've both done the mints dozens of times. I wonder how long a time they waited for a group of toons to show up who met their standards? |
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I agree with it mostly, but the fact noobs wont make u die is absolutely wrong. This happened Wedsnday, in a computer in New York....
I was in a Vp,"escorting" two uber 15 laffs(I wanted too) and a 45 laff. I lure the cogs(The 1st set, which has the lvl 12!)and the 45 laff, after we ALL move, uses a whistle*DA DAAA DAAAAAAAA*and unlures the lvl 7 and lvl 12, along with the lvl 1s, which exploded. the lvl 7 mingler used Paradigm shift, which missed us all. The Hollywood, however, hit us all. I used a 20 tu to have us survive, when more high levels came. I lured, the toon did it again, the ubers died, I was alone (D: )SO I used Presentation and waited. The rest was easy, with my sfs. So the moral is, low laffs can(But not likely) be smarter than higher laffs. Especially uber. Unless ur an uber, I will not take you if your under 65 laff(unless I have too, or ur my sf) |
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well, i'm not ashamed to admit that I shuffle. I do it for two reasons.
1. Speed. It saves a ton of time when all four cogs spin around and fly apart in unison. So when I'm the mood for maximum speed then I want teamates with #50 foghorns. 2. Experience. It's not laffs, it's not gags. It's the balance betwwen the two. A smart player uses lure bonus and teamwork bonus to make his team stronger. He knows when to hold, when to fold, when to attack, and when to pass. I'd rather go with a small smart player than a big dumb one anytime. If your gag/laff ratio looks bad then I'll shuffle. For example ... if you are a 102 laffer with cinnamon rolls and elephant ears looking to do a HQ then forget it. You should go find a building and work your gags. If you hop on then I'm hoping off. |
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I've done both. Did a mint with a 15 laff that actually made it all the way up to the end then went sad on the long stomper track (the one with fox holes). We kept him tuned and walked him through all the obstacles that we could. But I have also been in buildings and Boss HQ with low laff toons and other random toons and I went sad and lost my lvl 7 gags. Takes time to rebuild and not having them can jeopardize outcome of HQ battle. I like to go in fully loaded with laff up.
I think the important thing to remember is not to judge without knowing the circumstances and in most cases you probably never will know. Out of the toons that I have met on TT and in TTC, I would say they are a pretty terrific group. I see high laff toons stopping to help more often than I see them snub a toon because of their laff. I can't tell you how many times I have been fishing and saw a low laff toon come up to one of the high laffs fishing and ask them for help and the high laff stops fishing to help them with a task. Let's encourage and reinforce the right actions of helping others by bringing them to light and lead by example. I've been on TT only a few months so not that long ago was I a low laff. Here are some tips for low laffs that may help them: 1. If you need help with a task, state your task then ask "Can you help me?" It is polite and most toons will want to help if you are working on a task. 2. Say thank you after being helped -it's the polite thing to do. 3. If going into factory and needing suit parts, say "I need more sellbot suit parts," "Can you help me?" 4. Make sure you have your gags as full as possible. 5. Make sure your laff is full. 6. If you can't take out a cog on your own, go for the same cog as the others or pass. 7. Don't hound the other toons 20 times to be your friend. If they say "No, thank you" the first time just thank them or say "No problem." 8. Most important, read the guides and tips provided by TT and TTC, they will really help you become a better player. High laffs are more apt to take on lower laff toons as friends if they see they are really trying. 9. Toons to the Rescue can help with task, so ask them for help too. CCG can help with the VP, CFO, CJ, and CEO runs. These toons are committed to helping others, especially if you are just starting on something new. 10. Respect others right to say "No." Don't assume it isn't because they don't want to help you, they may have a different agenda that day. |
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buildings r the worst 4 me. I recently went in a 5 storey building wiv noobs-just 2 help them and get jury notices. I know I'm NEVER makin that mistake again. we probably would of ALL survived if that stupid dog hadn't done wat he did. he went 4 the opposite cog we went 4 and attacked the highest on his own wiv weak pies-he ended up dieing-good riddance! And I just survived the last floor. used toons of the world toon up,clerk clara,presentation,wedding cake-one long floor! the truth is-noobs ruin everything!!!!!!!!
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No matter what , no matter when...there would always be those shufflers and players who would judge you by your suit..That's why I started running with CCG and ATTA....I'm not saying running with such wonderful groups can guarantee you a "No shuffling and judging of suit"..But atleast these kind of situation is kept to a minimum
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High laffers in the VP with a small suit are not necessarily experienced. I only did my first ever VP at 80 something laff points. I was quite useless then as it was my first time. If you want experienced you can tell by how they get on the elevator. There's a special technique that some people use to ditch the people they don't want. High laffers will normally get on when all the low suits can't get on and if they're smart, they will stay on unless abosolutely no-one gets on the elevator. It's almost guarenteed that if there's not 8 toons in the elevator, someone will get off, buying you 10 seconds more time for other people to get on.
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Who's to say the next 'noob' you play with wont turn out to be one of the best toons on tt? You won't know! That toon may also have been a young child - what did you teach them by your example? Have a little patience - smile, encourage them to play the right way - the safe way - time enough for risks when they are a little more confident with their own abilities. Have a nice day. |
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If the shuffling and suit judging annoy you so much, you are a prime candidate for CCG. I don't shuffle unless I am trying to go with friends. If I am not successful in loading after 3 or 4 times, I wish them my best then I leave. Shuffle is one of the top 3 worst things in TT. |
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