Watch this weeks nanolog video review to get the latest on the leaderboards and see which 3 nanovor are releasing this weekend. Fridays release will be Doom Blade Max. Saturday will see the release of Psi Shield and Sunday will be Hydratron Pro. Remember, if you have a nanovor membership you will receive Saturdays and Sundays nanovor for free!

This week we will see the release of Plasma Lash Max on Friday, Thunder Hound on Saturday and Storm Spinner on Sunday. If you have a Nanovor membership, you will receive each Saturday and Sunday’s nanovor release for free.

Dont forget, its not too late to sign up for our Nanovor Evolution Tournament for September. Check out the tournament section of our forums for rules and to sign up.

Below is this weeks nanolog entry.

The dreaded 6 War Thunderer team. Is it powerful, yes. Is it “cheesy”, yes. Can any moron spend the nanocash to build and play the team effectively, yes. Is it beatable, barely. Should you be using it as your team, NO. For the current state of the game, War Thunderer is pretty unbalanced. A possible fix would be to raise the cost of his attack to 3 energy. Regardless, he is here and we have to deal with him. So if he is so good, why would i recommend not using a 6 war thunderer team. Lets discuss.

When you use a 6 War Thunderer team you have no choices to make or skills to try. You select the team then can walk away from the computer and come back in about 15 minutes and 9 times out of 10 will have won the battle. You are not learning how nanovor work together or gaining any valuable gaming experience. You might as well just be using 1 nanovor to battle and leveling yourself up quicker because that is basically all your getting out of using this swarm.

To become a good nanovor player you need to practice using many different nanovor teams and facing many nanovor teams. You learn how the nanovor interact and the best way to play them. When 2 people play the same team against each other ( not a 6 thunderer team ), the person who has the most practice/experience playing with their team should win. I say should because there still is elements of chance in the game ( too much really ) such as determining who goes first as well as critical hits. Playing a 6 thunderer VS. 6 thunderer would leave the whole match up to chance as there is no skill that could come into play.

Be original and find a swarm that suits you and learn to play it to the best of your ability. No one likes to see someone using the 6 war thunderer swarm, even if they know they can beat it. If you use one you will be looked down upon and talked about. Most people now just simply quit as soon as they see the team and no one gets any points from it. ( If you refresh the browser before selecting a nanovor, battle ends and no one gets any points ) So you will just be wasting even more of your time trying to find someone who will actually battle you.

If your using 6 ( or even 4 or 5 ) War Thunderers, I suggest you quit now and start playing different teams to learn the nanovor and strategies before the game develops and you fall too far behind to catch up. Its only a matter of time.

If you ever face someone using all War Thunderers, I suggest clicking the refresh button for your browser right away and exiting so you dont give them the satisfaction of the battle. Even if you think/know you can win. They will soon realize no one wants to play against that team and they arent going to earn any experience points or jolts anymore if they continue to try and use that team.

Hope to see you in the nanosphere soon!