Official CW2 dictionary

[Emmote]

Every time I see "Greeper" I think someone's typo'd Creeper - and then wonder what on earth they're talking about because it's all in the wrong context.

[Krell]

It was originally used in the blog and it caught on so I continue to use it.

[thepenguin]

this has been put to a vote here

[Kamron3]

Greeper is the way to go! Woo!

[thepenguin]

greeper un-deprecated

[UpperKEES]

Titans: emitters with 20M+ intensity.
Ultra-titans: emitters with 200M+ intensity.

[Kamron3]

Titans: emitters with 20M+ intensity.
Ultra-titans: emitters with 200M+ intensity.

Don't forget this one:
Super-Ultra-Mega-titans: emitters with 500M+ intensity.

[UpperKEES]

Don't forget this one:
Super-Ultra-Mega-titans: emitters with 500M+ intensity.

Nope, categories go up by a factor 10, so the next level would be 2000M (= 2B), but I'm sure we won't see these babies.

Maybe nice to know there will only be 1 type of map featuring ultra-titans (and on these maps their intensity actually doesn't matter that much).

[Ranakastrasz]

Considering the creeper cap of ~2B, after which it wraps to anti creeper, that would not be exceptionally useful.

[Sqaz]

Considering the creeper cap of ~2B, after which it wraps to anti creeper, that would not be exceptionally useful.

Well, I thought the Nexus emitted 2B/second.

[Echo51]

the codewise cap is at little over 2 billion, so 2B/s is plausible, but assuming int is used, wont be much higher then that.

[UpperKEES]

Well, I thought the Nexus emitted 2B/second.

Sounds like a great name for that category. ;)

[Ranakastrasz]

Well, The reason for a codewise cap is mainly because of the way creeper is stored on the map, as a signed integer of 32 bits, which means it can hold values all the way from -2,147,483,648 to 2,147,483,647. Since anti-creeper is represented as negative values, and creeper as positive, there are quite a few notable things about this. One, you cannot have any more than 2,147,483,647 creeper in one cell, as it would overflow, (computer term for when a value wraps around and becomes negative) and become anti creeper Now, This does not mean you cannot have an emitter with 2 Billion power, but if you did, it would need a lot of room to spread out if you dont want it to fill up, overflow, and start annihilating itself. However, Since there IS an option to make an emitter stop working if it has more than some amount of creeper nearby (how large of an area does it check? and Can you use any other operators, such as less than, so an emitter only starts functioning when creeper is already nearby?) It would be fully possible to make ridiculously powerful emitters so long as you make sure they cannot fill up an area to overflowing.

[Grauniad]

A Goldilocks code map - one that is not too hard, yet not too easy. Varies by the perception of each player.

[ontheworld]

TP, I love how you keep greeper on but are to lazy to add the AC, A-C, etc.