Statue Event in Poets...

[Kwoung]

<DIV>On the platinum statues, #2 and #3 I think it is, do not go to the correct pedistals, they seem to go on the same ones as the #2 and #3 steel statues did.. leaving two pedistals unused. I can see how the programming got confusing, as it is near impossible to tell the difference between the steel and platinum pedistals. <img src="/smilies/3b63d1616c5dfcf29f8a7a031aaa7cad.gif" border="0" alt="SMILEY" /></DIV> <DIV> </DIV> <DIV>On a side (but related) note, the Aysors Eyes seemed a bit overdone IMHO. we had little trouble up to that point, our group being 55-59. Then suddenly we were up against a level 64 ^^^ armed with the DeathRay 2000 as someone aptly put it? He wiped us in mere seconds, as no one but the 59 could even hit it. The deathray was pretty cool looking though, a black beam coming from the eye.. toasted our 59 tank in 2 blinks.. hehe.</DIV><p>Message Edited by Kwoung on <span class=date_text>11-06-2005</span> <span class=time_text>01:24 AM</span>

[Zindicatt]

On #8 statue in the first round, when I inspect the statue, the message there has a grammatical error.   Forgot what it is.   But it made it hard to understand what the message means. 

[Grimsore]

Kwoungs right, I know we could do the eye with a full, well set up, group of 57 plus but we had no chance with members ranging from 59-54. What I thought was odd, and didn’t like, was the huge jump in difficulty all of the sudden with the eye. There was no progression there. A 64 named pretty much requires 57,58 players to kill. Unless that’s all you want on the third floor I suggest dropping his level to 62. And if you don't lower his level, I suggest making what comes before him harder so it scales better.

[Kwoung]

<BR> <BLOCKQUOTE> <HR> Grimsore wrote:<BR>I suggest dropping his level to 62. And if you don't lower his level, I suggest making what comes before him harder so it scales better.<BR> <HR> </BLOCKQUOTE>Either of those would  work, it was just wierd going from doing fine to that point, to getting toasted in the perverbial "Blink of an eye".<BR>