How did strategies in GoO get their names?

[Unspeakable1]

Genuinely curious. Who was the first to call monogod or slow push what they are?

Also, are there other widely-known named strategies of which I'm unaware?

[azura]

Genuinely curious. Who was the first to call monogod or slow push what they are?

Also, are there other widely-known named strategies of which I'm unaware?

I know there's super spawner there's push and another one I can't think of but as to your first question different people invinted those names when they discovered the strategy.....or so I think

[Unspeakable1]

I've seen Ring Around the Rosie and Cerberus Run...

[azura]

I've seen Ring Around the Rosie and Cerberus Run...

The Cerberus run is a variant of super spawner

[Unspeakable1]

Oh! So what's Super Spawner then and have I been under a rock for the past couple years since I haven't heard of this one? Lol

[azura]

Oh! So what's Super Spawner then and have I been under a rock for the past couple years since I haven't heard of this one? Lol

Super spawner is where you get a bunch of skeleton/troop's in one place and then use hades ability to get thousands of skeletons or use Hera's wrath and Hades ability

[Unspeakable1]

Ooooooh! Okay, the corner dropping and waiting strategy... Yeah Super Spawner definitely sounds better.

I don't have much luck with that one. The time clock usually beats me when I try it.

[azura]

Ooooooh! Okay, the corner dropping and waiting strategy... Yeah Super Spawner definitely sounds better.

I don't have much luck with that one. The time clock usually beats me when I try it.

I use super spawner all the time and if done right you can have a literal army fighting for you

[SeaFoot]

There's also one called King Apollo where Apollo destroys everything with his flaming bow

[Unspeakable1]

Lol! I mean, i guess OP Patron ranges could get their own strategy names. I don't think anyone has exclusivity rights in naming conventions.