Knockback Glitch? | Forums

[Jvm1210]

During the Dragonslayer Red event, I repeatedly ran into users (at least three times, closer to six I think, but definitely at least three) who would play a Mimsy (and in one case, a Manbearpig) who would take a health bar and then would not be knocked back by my NK's phone zap, and would proceed to continue hitting until they knocked out a SECOND health bar. In one instance, I saw other units be knocked back across the board, but Mimsy remained in place, unaffected. I am not accusing any player of deliberately cheating, the glitch may have been on my end, but I've not seen it before, it happened several times, and it repeatedly left me at a huge disadvantage that is borderline insurmountable for all but the most experienced player. I don't recall this happening with Dougies and I know it did not happen when I saw Starvin' Marvin.

This is a huge contributing factor to why I did not complete the event. I had a lot of good games Friday, Saturday and early Sunday, including losses, but the last several matches felt like something else entirely!

[FoggyPaws]

During the Dragonslayer Red event, I repeatedly ran into users (at least three times, closer to six I think, but definitely at least three) who would play a Mimsy (and in one case, a Manbearpig) who would take a health bar and then would not be knocked back by my NK's phone zap, and would proceed to continue hitting until they knocked out a SECOND health bar. In one instance, I saw other units be knocked back across the board, but Mimsy remained in place, unaffected. I am not accusing any player of deliberately cheating, the glitch may have been on my end, but I've not seen it before, it happened several times, and it repeatedly left me at a huge disadvantage that is borderline insurmountable for all but the most experienced player. I don't recall this happening with Dougies and I know it did not happen when I saw Starvin' Marvin.

This is a huge contributing factor to why I did not complete the event. I had a lot of good games Friday, Saturday and early Sunday, including losses, but the last several matches felt like something else entirely!

Manbearpig, Mimsy, and a few other cards are considered heavy and don't get knocked back as much as other units.
The best way to test a units weight I've found, is to have them get hit by PC Principal. If they go flying and bouncing around the arena, they're super light, if they don't budge, they're super heavy. Some units, like Witch Garrison, and Mimsy, get moved, but not much, so they can continue to do their damage after knockback, easier than other units.