! I've been avoiding the forum lately because I too have noticed the daily spammers...
just popped in to see if I could work out how long I have been playing with these monsters for but of course there was the previous forum so I will have to take a guess
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Post by curlyjo on Jul 30, 2015 7:03:14 GMT
Originally posted by cat52: March 18, 2014
I've been slowly working my way through everyone's posted islands and seen so many great ones - haven't seen any I didn't like! Here's my Water Island. I used the paths to connect the parents to their offspring - except the Jeeode, who is kind of off the tree. I found it was impossible to do this without having an extra 1-element monster (I picked the Potbelly just because he tucks away nicely).
floridawhite: March 18, 2014
Family lineage display, cool!
Very nicely laid out!
I like how you tucked your mine behind a big tree, and I see that is where you stuck #2 Potbelly too :| ;)
Thanks for sharing your island and its story!
moncilla: March 18, 2014
Now, what a great idea!!!!
You actually made me to trace the path from monster to monster
A(maze)ing!
pkjgbr: March 19, 2014
Wow, I just traced the lineage too. You have mentioned your family tree island before in the other forum and I'm really glad I finally got to see it. What a great idea.
(And I had to read FW post before I found the hidden potbelly - is he the potbelly no-one in the family likes to talk about?) :)
cat52: March 19, 2014
Thank you! I'm so glad you like it. LOL pkjgbr there's an idea - I was thinking the Potbelly was just shy, but yeah, this could be the Potbelly In the Closet (in terms of skeletons, that is). The Remittance Potbelly! Caught eating flies as a young sprout and skiving off choir practice...
cbcrm: March 19, 2014
Wonderful original idea. Really well executed. I especially like the seastar path on the right that snakes around and looks so natural. It is the perfect complement to the more geometric structure of the family tree.
cat52: April 13, 2014
A new twig on the tree :|
cbcrm: April 13, 2014
PERFECT! The use of a different tile really makes the Blabbit pop out as important.
floridawhite: April 13, 2014
Cool! Now, 'fess up, had you planned to have the Scups near the Spunge when you first laid this out, in preparation for the Blabbit, or were you just lucky! O_o
:))
cat52: April 13, 2014
:)) Lucky! I didn't even know how to breed one until I read it here!
Napolean had a quote for this, concerning his generals...
floridawhite: April 13, 2014
Ah, you made me go do a Google search about this (me not being one for History, it was my worst class in school) but seeing his statement, I do like his outlook 
moncilla: April 13, 2014
I still can't picture the scupps making out with the spongee O_o ... brrrr
Zoppy: April 26, 2014
That is a very cool idea! I'm impressed with how you worked it all out.
1luvgaming: May 04, 2014
Oh I love your island, It gives me such a serene feeling when I look at it. :))
I love how you placed the star tiles too. Very pleasant & peaceful to look at.
Great Job on this one. :-*
Oh & 'Hi' to you also, verrrrry clever saying Hi. ;)
cat52: August 18, 2014
FINAL...added a couple more trees to the decorations, along with a baby jeeode (wgich took forever!)
I've been slowly working my way through everyone's posted islands and seen so many great ones - haven't seen any I didn't like! Here's my Water Island. I used the paths to connect the parents to their offspring - except the Jeeode, who is kind of off the tree. I found it was impossible to do this without having an extra 1-element monster (I picked the Potbelly just because he tucks away nicely).
floridawhite: March 18, 2014
Family lineage display, cool!
Very nicely laid out!I like how you tucked your mine behind a big tree, and I see that is where you stuck #2 Potbelly too :| ;)
Thanks for sharing your island and its story!
moncilla: March 18, 2014
Now, what a great idea!!!!
You actually made me to trace the path from monster to monsterA(maze)ing!
pkjgbr: March 19, 2014
Wow, I just traced the lineage too. You have mentioned your family tree island before in the other forum and I'm really glad I finally got to see it. What a great idea.
(And I had to read FW post before I found the hidden potbelly - is he the potbelly no-one in the family likes to talk about?) :)
cat52: March 19, 2014
Thank you! I'm so glad you like it. LOL pkjgbr there's an idea - I was thinking the Potbelly was just shy, but yeah, this could be the Potbelly In the Closet (in terms of skeletons, that is). The Remittance Potbelly! Caught eating flies as a young sprout and skiving off choir practice...
cbcrm: March 19, 2014
Wonderful original idea. Really well executed. I especially like the seastar path on the right that snakes around and looks so natural. It is the perfect complement to the more geometric structure of the family tree.
cat52: April 13, 2014
A new twig on the tree :|
cbcrm: April 13, 2014
PERFECT! The use of a different tile really makes the Blabbit pop out as important.
floridawhite: April 13, 2014
Cool! Now, 'fess up, had you planned to have the Scups near the Spunge when you first laid this out, in preparation for the Blabbit, or were you just lucky! O_o
:))cat52: April 13, 2014
:)) Lucky! I didn't even know how to breed one until I read it here!
Napolean had a quote for this, concerning his generals...
floridawhite: April 13, 2014
Napolean had a quote for this, concerning his generals...
Ah, you made me go do a Google search about this (me not being one for History, it was my worst class in school)
but seeing his statement, I do like his outlook moncilla: April 13, 2014
I still can't picture the scupps making out with the spongee O_o ... brrrr
Zoppy: April 26, 2014
That is a very cool idea! I'm impressed with how you worked it all out.
1luvgaming: May 04, 2014
Oh I love your island, It gives me such a serene feeling when I look at it. :))
I love how you placed the star tiles too. Very pleasant & peaceful to look at.
Great Job on this one. :-*
Oh & 'Hi' to you also, verrrrry clever saying Hi. ;)
cat52: August 18, 2014
FINAL...added a couple more trees to the decorations, along with a baby jeeode (wgich took forever!)