Eventually he grew bigger than Krypto and payback was very satisfying-or very humiliating, depending on whose side you were on. But Pav, like Krypto is a “money player,” meaning he spends actual money for bonuses in this otherwise free-to-play game. You see, Krypto had been harassing Pavanon, relentlessly attacking his city, even using the T-word in an insulting in-game email (civil discourse is not always at a premium in War).
That’s what I realized when I saw an enemy’s hero renamed “Pavanon’s Tampon” taking a long walk of shame back to his city in Game of War: Fire Age. Machine Zone has taken schadenfreude and turned it into a three-billion-dollar enterprise.
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