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I'm not sure I understand your metaphor. Dogs run faster than us, so does that mean its going faster than normal? If you're trying to say its going slow, I would have choose better terminology, like "Running like a snail", or "slug". Some sort of slow animal lol.

So, which is it?

Pardon the English colloquialism...

Is anyone else finding that the game is taking longer than usual to load a page, or is it just me?

Its a little slow but, not much slower than normal.

i'm finding it slow all day now.

Plenty, as long as you're built right. There are less people in your level range, not much you can do about it.

Well for one, upgrade yourself to all humvees. I know you use the bearcats for the minimal extra defense but, if you want to be killing these guys, you need to upgrade, and also add more into attack, less defense.

I'd start working your health higher. I've seen 3 points of health make a huge difference in my win loss ratio with people I fight often.

Your health stats will also dictate how much experience you can gain from winning.

The below has proven accurate with 0% deviation....however - with the developers constantly changing things up who knows how long this will continue.

You can figure out when you're putting too much health compared to others your level with the following:

((10*total damage in a fight)+1)/3

If the result of almost all the fights is less than your health, then your health is sufficient. If it is not then you need to increase up your health.

No point in winning a fight only to be restricted on experience points due to heath stats.

And REMEMBER - ATTACK stats are used when you are ATTACKING a user, DEFENSE stat are when you are DEFENDING FROM an attack by someone else so it it 100% lokely that unless your defend/attack stats are identical - you can get 2 different results when attacking or being attacked from a win/loss perspective.

Add the damage from both for total damage, you were very close to your health on the second fight.

Fight #1 : 707 points - He/She limited your experience gain to 43
Fight #2 : 1027 points - no experience to compare here.

You need to keep an eye on the total damage vs total health as it will drive the # of experience points you get.
If you start to consistently see that the result when you apply this formula is < or = to your health #'s then you are not the limiting party in the fight. If the #'s are greater than your health invest some points into it when you level up

I have fought people (L250+) where the total combined damage was 65 and my health is 1020 so I know it was the other person that limited my experience points to a measly 15.

George bush was called a dog by an iraqi journalist yesterday. All of a sudden, dogs are getting a bad rap.