Three war battles occurred last weekend. Today, we will examine them in detail and provide an in-depth analysis.
Designed by Wynn
Known for his leadership in Special Weapons and Tactics, former SWAT leader, Fun X Time, has revived his meme army, the Weeknds of Club Penguin, quickly claiming Freeland Slushy, however, immediately following Templars declared war upon WCP. In contrast, former Dark Pirates of Club Penguin commander Shrekkks has announced his retirement, allowing the People’s Imperial Confederation to seize the moment, and declare war. Adding to the excitement, the Doritos of Club Penguin had declared an off-map war on the Army of Club Penguin. Following the DCP victory in this war, ACP declared war on their brother ally, Help Force. With so much activity, the Club Penguin Army community has been bustling recently, and the most objective way to assess the action is by looking at the battles from the previous weekend.
Dark Pirates of Club Penguin vs. People’s Imperial Confederation
Pet shop — People’s Imperial Confederation
The first and only room of this battle. This was due to Dark Pirates of Club Penguin failing to reach the minimum size for a US invasion (10). The People’s Imperial Confederation was awarded a win by default.
Kira announcing the battle results
Help Force vs. Army of Club Penguin
Inside mine — TIE
The first room of this battle was inside mine. HF was the first to enter the room, but both armies took quite a decent amount of time to create their formations. In the Helpers’ case, a V and a plus in the case of ACP, and even after taking up such a large chunk of time, the formations were of considerably low quality. ACP had double the number of penguins (20) than HF (10). ACP was the first to lock in; however, HF was the first to move with a waterfall into a UT, with sizes now 21-12 ACP. However, many, on both sides, were away from the keyboard. This is an instance of a peculiar event where the tie was not caused by both armies doing about equally well, but rather by both armies doing equally badly.
A photo of room 1, which was a tie
Iceberg — Army of Club Penguin
ACP entered a triangle formation while HF entered a Y formation. HF had 14 penguins online, whilst ACP had 24. They switched formations, first ACP made a U, and then HF made a reversed L. Following this, sizes were 25-13 ACP, who then made a reversed L and HF made a UV, which they eventually changed to a /. This room was around the same in terms of quality as room 1, but ACP managed to do slightly less badly, so ACP won this room.
A photo of room 2, which ACP won
Forest — TIE
ACP made an arrow and HF made a UV. Away from the keyboard was a prevalent condition among the troops. ACP’s vertical allowed their size to be seen better. HF locomoted into an X as ACP moved. ACP made a UT; these forms made HF appear to be small as their form had a large number of gaps. 23 troops of ACP and 12 troops of HF were present. ACP moved but could not cover HF. ACP had 21 troops and HF had 14 troops as ACP moved into a peace form. Many of ACP’s formations were blunders, however their larger size made them equal to the fierce Helpers.
Spotty announcing the results
Weeknds vs. Templars
Docks — Templars
Unfortunately, the Weeknds no-showed this battle, losing their only piece of land. This resulted in an automatic victory for the Knights and also constituted a victory in the war.
Lawless announcing the battle results
So this weekend was certainly interesting; two battles did not even happen due to no-shows, however the third was a gripping battle which saw the Army of Club Penguin narrowly declare victory. But what did you think of these battles? Are there more wars to come? Make sure to let us know your thoughts.
WilliamW2010
Reporter in training
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