SONAR ISLANDS - new game by mentalhome - the makers of feer

Bombs just sound like watches running fast. There is no cuckoo clock sound going with it.

Now why is it that when I have been attacked they are able to take up to 22 lights from me but, when I attack an island I've never been able to get more than 17 lights?

Quoting DrummerGuy:
> I am currently at the top of the eternal light league only because the player who used to be at the top Has apparently stopped playing.

Yes that player is me. As I had explained in an earlier post, I had reached the top, there was no way for me to get more gold as I was capped at 8.5 million at level 16, there was no way to spend any gold, as I had maxed out every single island, and it seemed rather silly to just keep opening the game only to find out I had repeatedly been attacked by computer-generated players (not real players) and to attack back solely to maintain my lights at where they were.

This was of course prior to the new island being released, but by that time, I had already canceled my subscription and deleted the game from my phone. And since Sonar Islands does not currently support saving progress, if I reinstalled it, I'd have to start over from scratch, which I am not doing. Not to mention even if my character was even restorable, I've probably by now lost thousands of lights, since your island is continuously attackable, and I'm not starting over from way down, knowing I was at the top as of the time I beat the game as the game stood then. :)

But it was certainly fun while it lasted. I just wish the game had been designed so as to not have it be 100% beatable within a few weeks, especially since a subscription model was used. If someone can beat the entire game in less than a month, there is really no reason for that person to keep paying for the game. If a one-time price model had been used, then I'd have gladly kept the game on my phone and perhaps continued playing once an update was released. But I'm sure the developers considered all this, so this is by no means a criticism of their decision, only an explanation of why I myself quit playing the game.

yeah
after I restart my phone.
it works

Considering all of your points of view, I totally respect your opinion.
However, since I like this game so much, that would not be a reason for me to stop playing.
I am hopeful that this game will bring us more islands in the future.
I decided from the beginning not to level up so fast because I knew that once I reached the max level I would probably be feeling the way you are right now.
I try to take good things and make them last in order to enjoy them even more.
Anyway, each player decides his or her own way to play.
I decided to advance through the leagues and, at the same time, let other players Attack me so that they can also Move at a good pace and that way I won't end up having too much money and nothing to spend it on.
Now, I wish the developers would come up with other ideas on how else to use the money because there are times in which you have all that gold and, by the time you attack other islands, you just end up losing all those coins for your storage is already full.
well, in the meantime, I plan to keep enjoying Sonar Islands.
Oh, by the way, sometimes I've even wondered if I would be able to start from zero. I mean, like making another account and starting from the first level. LOL. I guess I enjoy this game too much.
Take care, my friend.
Peace.
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Ping and Jungle make my head spin.
Those lions are a piece of work.
I have lost count on how many times I've been bitten by those cats.
And I hate to be dematerialized by the labyrinth walls in the Ping island.
Vinyl Record Island is awesome.
Also I love the Electro Island.
In the meantime, watch out for Galactic Ghoul. LOL.
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What kind of a sound cue do you hear when you get picked up from the island?

I think the best way to describe it is 2 thumps or bangs followed by the same sound you hear when walking out an exit. Also, it says defeat.

OK, that's the sound you get when a toy bashes into you; it's instant game-over when that happens. To defeat a toy, center its sound in your headphones and swipe upward to shoot it. If you were successful you'll hear a pop and the toy will go silent.

I'm sorry, but that is a horrible idea that I would expect is a nonstarter. Given diamonds can be used in place of gold to both begin upgrades as well as complete them, if you had unlimited diamonds, you could literally reach max level and max out every island in a matter of minutes.

Regarding the toys, they "explode" when they touch you. I wouldn't think of it as exploding so much as just you die when they come too close and make contact with you, though I know they make and explosion sound. When each toy spawns, they start to move closer and closer. The best strategy is to stay still and just turn to face the toy. Once it's centered, swipe up to shoot. You have to perfectly center them though, so if your shot doesn't hit, turn ever-so-slightly to the left or right and try again. The toys always move in a straight line, so once they are centered, they won't move out of of the kill zone.

Regarding the robots, it's a similar concept. You have to center them and shoot. The one thing that is important to note is that you cannot kill the robots until they detect you and actually start moving towards you. Many times, you will be close enough to them to hear them moving around, but they are just patrolling and not actually coming at you.

This behavior is something I wish the devs would change because I personally consider it a bug that you target something and shoot right at it but can't hit it only because it's not targeting you yet.

I have no issues with patrolling robots; my issue is that you can't kill them even if you have them perfectly centered. You shoot, but nothing happens. At the very least, there should be some kind of indication that the robots are immune to your shots, as they are not yet targeting you. It just seems counter-intuitive to me that you can shoot at a robot but not damage it just because it basically has its back to you, versus heading directly at you. I could even argue they should be easier to kill in such a circumstance.

Hello,
I'm not going to read the post as I want to be surprised. yes, I think that actual islands would be cool, but I've also thrown out that the game should be more like a surviver type thing--you're droppped off on one of the islands, and you have to survive for a while ... maybe, a week at least. I've never tried snake, but if that's all you have to eat ... go ahead into the temple, I guess. I also agree that the guns/tazer should have upgrades to shoot longer ranges. Plus, I've also had my own ideas about how the compass should be used in the future/how treausre from your own chests should be auto-obtained when you enter the game each time. I don't think AT would be a good thing for an island, for if you were hunted down by JAWS or anything else ... think of what that'd do to someone's psychological state if they're blind and using the technology later on/right at present. I don't think, as a TVI-to-be, that AT would work just for that reason.