CobraGuy : Anything will do. My goal in life is to become the best agario player like no one ever was.

Good news is that Minecrafter4718 got the usual agario site we use blocked, since then no one plays it since most of the others were blocked at school.

I go to both http://agar.io/ and http://agarioplay.org/

The basics are a bit different, so it makes for a slightly different game. I prefer agarioplay.org except that they do not have team play. I also use a script on http://agar.io/ that does not run on the other site which lets you use the mouse instead of keyboard keys to split and feed. That makes a lot more sense.

Of course, with my enjoyment of the game comes the continued frustration. There is a growing trend in the Team game (which, as I have said, is what I prefer to play) who join as a pair but as different colors, regularly feeding each other to take over cells of the other colors just to make themselves larger than anyone else.

Why do some people have to ruin the game for everyone else?

I used to play it for endless hours with friends, we made a drinking game with it. But as time came more and more people flocked out because of how repetitive it got and eventually we all just stopped playing.
I tried playing it solo the other day and I absolutely hated it, it seems like a game that you NEED friends for to have a good time, things that you find funny when playing with friends are just flat out upsetting when you play by yourself.

I play Agar.io and I'm practically bad at this game. I lose most of the time and I really want to be No.1 on the leaderboard. No bragging rights. Besides though it would feel like an achievement though. The skins are unique though and there is also a lot of mods and skins.

I played it a lot when I found out about it. However, after 2 days, I got really frustrated because I kept getting killed very quickly. 

I never understood what the whole craze about agario was all about. It's not that entertaining to me.

I have played it before, but it is too lagy for me to enjoy it. Sad...

I just got back into the game today and its so much fun but in order for you to have a good round, you need to spend a lot of time. I wonder if there is still some troubles will creating and joining parties because if they are fixed or at least don't show the problems anymore, then we should be able to maybe make our own little party and have a good game or two, and maybe even have a full blown tournament or something

Uh... yea... last time I played this, the leaders had some vulgar names and some disturbing images on their cell thingies...
It was sorta fun otherwise....

My friend got me into it. I kept getting a game over right when the game started because of all the people with the bigger cells. Some of the names people have on that game are disturbing... I quit playing it about two weeks ago.

I was introduced to this game by my younger cousins, and at first I was like "Eh, if it means having something in common with them..." so I tried the game.
Then I was hooked.
I downloaded it on all my mobile devices, and played it a ton for probably 2-3 weeks.  But one day, I played a round I would never forget. It this epic, dramatic fight for first place on the leader board.
   I was in 13rd or 14th place on the leader board, and probably had been playing for about 20 minutes. During that time, I had seen a player cel named "Nepal", who was now in 10th or 9th place on the leader board. We'd had a few encounters before, typically I shot some mass to establish a friendship, and they shot some back to confirm it.  At the time, I was doing to hopefully save my skin if they got any bigger.  Little did I know the partnership I was starting....
   Fast forward about 15 minutes. Nepal is 1st on the Board, and I'm 3rd. I start eating a few cells, trying to gain 2nd- and that's when disaster strikes.
I get caught between two virus cells while running from the cell in 2nd, when a little guy with about 300 mass shoots the virus cell. POP! There goes 3rd place. There goes 4th place. 5th, 6th- I'm not even on the leader board anymore....  I'm still alive, back at the bottom, about to quit out of frustration.
    Then, out of the blue, (Er, white grid I should say) comes Nepal. Still in first place.  My first thought is that "Surely they'll eat me now. This is probably it for me..."... Nope.   Nepal proceeds to eject nearly all of their mass at me, until I'm in 1st place.
   So, there I am. In 1st place, for the very first time. Ever. All because of a friend I made out fear.  I hung around in 1st for a while, dominating the field with nepal by my side.  After while though, Nepal went off on their own.
  I spent a few more minutes in first place, but after a while it got sort of boring. So, I set out in search of Nepal. I searched and searched, and finally found them cornered, about to bite the dust- Just like I was before.  I then returned the favor they gave me, by giving them nearly all of my mass, shooting them back to 1st place.....
The rest of that round isn't really notable. It did however last about 15 more minutes after that, the entire being around 55 minutes to an hour total by the end.


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My only real complaint about the game is that you move too slowly too early in size. The size to speed ratio is fine (slower the larger that you are) but it would be nice to move more quickly overall... even 20% faster would be fine.

Agarioplay.org added a new game recently: SPEEDY with two servers. In this game, the "food" is much larger and you move faster. Assuming you can avoid being eaten, you can grow to ten times the size for a virus in only a minute by eating food alone and no cells. Because you are moving so much faster, it is very difficult to eject mass. You catch up with it before it has time to get away. This means not being able to shoot viruses at other players, and besides, you can get so large now that when you hit a virus, it barely matters. Everything being faster means that split cells also rejoin faster.

I can get my fill of a round after only three minutes instead of the necessary thirty or more.

I enjoy playing agar.io, and I have played the game regularly for the last about two months or so.

I have gotten to number 1 on the charts 3 or 4 times, and have stayed alive for over an hour about 6 times. The game requires quite a lot of skill and patiences along with motor skills. 

I play agar.io sometimes. I was once at the top of the leader board but then some other guy shot some virus at me and I split and died.