Phantom Hourglass Multiplayer

Play Against the MCLoZ Staff

Maxine MagicFox
Game Name: MagicFox
Friend Code: 0473 - 5686 - 1426
Availability: If you see me on and see me free, don't hesitate to invite me to a play or feel free to e-mail me or PM me on the forums to set up a gameplay! However, keep in mind, I'm probably not on until late at a night with school and work. Weekends are often the best time to get with me if I'm not working on the site! Just please read the notes below about how I play.
Notes: Call me an evil player, but I am not afraid to get down right nasty while playing. I will throw your gems out of your base and into my own or a free-zone. I will also take advantage of players when they cloud my base. Please read the tutorial below for key points of interest that I would like to bring up to all players about playing. Note: I accept my losses - YOU SHOULD TOO! Do NOT turn off the game to avoid a loss. Nothing angers me more!

Tips, Tricks, and Key Points to Keep in Mind!

My Story of Annoyances

I played quite a few games when I first go Phantom Hourglass. In my dealings with total strangers, there was a lot of things that really annoyed me that I absolutely have to make note of below. I am sure this list will/might get larger as the days go on and I become more efficient playing, but for right now, this will do the trick. Keep these facts in mind while playing Phantom Hourglass's Multiplayer version!

Tactics to Keep in Mind

- Key note: You can throw an opponent's Force Gems into a purple "free" zone to turn them back to Gold and claim them as no-one's. While they aren't yours - they aren't his.

- If you plan on stealing opponents' Force Gems from their base and take them to your base, it is wise to throw them first into a purple "free" zone to turn them Gold so that way they are no longer his in the event that you get killed attempting this strategy.

- Do not get angry and shut off the game - ESPECIALLY if your opponent is using the above tactic. Get smart and do the same thing! Remember, you can block your territory just as easily as his and it is probably better to do so. Clouding an opponent's base is simply not a good strategy!

- It is not wise to block an opponent's base. If the opponent is savvy, there is a very BIG work around. All the player need do is throw Force Gems in the direction of his/her base while keeping just out of reach. While none will get in, after their move has expired and they have played as the Phantoms, when they subsequently become Link they are now free to grab those Force Gems they threw and put them in their base easily while the Phantoms have been reset over on the far side of the field.

- One more time: DO NOT CLOUD AN OPPONENT'S BASE when you are Phantom!

- Play the "How To" guide!

- Please pay attention to your color. I appreciate Force Gems being thrown into my base but REALLY - I can win on my own, thank you.