Are these Super Mix Events even tested...?

when played this morning scientists were equally matched with the choppers. idk if it was the team but I thought it was pretty equal.

If scientist stick together it is impossible to lose. I have won every game easily as a scientist.  If the chompers had the yeti he could shoot into the crowd of scientist but since they left him out it's not balanced. 

Is it possible to try to shoot goop on all of the grouped scientists and then rush them? I imagine that would be difficult to do without every on your team being in a party to coordinate. Just wondered if anyone tried it.

Any event when plants are just limited to chompers is going to be a mess. The chomper just isn't good compared to super brainz who has better attacks, abilities, and most importantly a ranged attack.

As stated here all scientists literally have to do is stay together in a massive pile and chompers can't do anything. scientists can just get constant revives and if a chomper does eat a scientist that chomper is dead shortly after anyways.

I don't think they really test most events and just put together what might seem "fun" to them without really having a big sized dev team to test the events themselves. They probably only test them in small groups.

With that said however i don't think this is event is as bad as the chomp thing vs tennis star event. Chompers still have a chance of winning so long as the scientists are spread out and aren't massively grouped together like they always are on time park which is a bad map in general.

I agree. This event has gone into my top 3 least favorite events. (A.K.A. The least balanced events: "Serve and Volley," "Battle of Accuracy," and this) The only way for the chompers to win is for their team to be really good, and the scientists really bad. They took out the ranged characters (yeti chomper and astronaut) because they wanted it to be a close range battle, yet they left the paleontologist, who is pretty much a Captain Flameface with different abilities. Speaking of abilities, they are not even. If the scientist have the heal beam, they can heal each other very fast. If they use a heal station they can jump onto it to escape a chompers burrow. The warp isn't to bad, except when you get to a place that the chompers cant reach. And the sticky bomb usually is more effective than the spikeweed. And if you are stuck as a chomper on the low-gravity map, you might as well leave and hope to find a better lobby. There is only ONE redeeming factor. You can play as any scientist or chomper, (- the yeti chomper and astronaut) including the Computer Scientist, Disco Chomper, and the Unicorn Chomper. But good luck doing anything with the chompers. The only that this event could be fair is if you could play as the pizza delivery chomper.

This one is actually ok. As long as Chompers don't go all in suicide, the matches i have been in actually ended up mostly close. Like 49-50 or 50-43.

Smart play also makes a difference especially against groups. And Goop combined with a Burrow or Chomp Cannon from another Chomper can be devastating.

I've actually never sniped so many people from roofs with the Goop Cannon.

Scientists can revive others, but Chomper can eat them to deny revives.

Scientists are really only dangerous to Chompers when they are in groups. But a larger group is easily affected by Goop and Chomp Cannons.

So it all comes down to which team has better synergy, and not who spams more Scaredy-Shrooms or simply plays a objectively stronger class.

I won as both teams last night after playing several matches. It is easier as scientists for sure but this one was far better than the horrible imps vs. corn event. Working as a team is always a good idea but it really helps the chompers here to break into packs of scientists. The chomp cannon is excellent here too. I didn't use it in my first couple of matches but found it excellent as it one shots scientists that don't use the health upgrade (and very few do from my experience).

Every scientist chomped is a point for the plant that the zombies can't revive so that large scientist advantage is negated by the chompers main ability. That said relying too heavily on chomping can backfire and laying down spike weed in areas that are not too obvious really helped too.

Good news, the chompers have been doing a lot better recently. However, the scientists still dominate more than the chompers. My main problem now is that it takes smarter play for the chompers to succeed, than the scientists. But, the chompers do very well if they all stick together, moving around the map like a pack of wolfs. If they come across a group of lots of scientists, they can each take one out with a burrow. I once saw a scientist who put his heal station down, jumped on it, and warped to an otherwise unreachable roof. Then he destroyed his station, so that not even the unicorn chompers could reach him. He then proceeded to snipe people. (SPOILER: He was a paleo) I've seen a lot more scientists warping to unreachable places. But, things are looking better.

You can't really judge one of these events from a single, or even small handful, of lopsided wins.

I've played a bunch of games as both sides and unless one team or the other is stacked with super inexperienced or super experienced players they have all been extremely close and both sides seem to be able to have a decent chance at pulling off the win.

Yes, the favored tactic for the Scientists is to group together with a tangled web of heal beams stretched between them and are able to deal massive amounts of damage in this formation to any approaching Chomper or any Chomper who burrows up from beneath- but being in such a close group means that several can be gooped at once, and several will be hit by the Chomp Cannon splash damage, not to mention if several Spray-enabled Chompers Burrow into their midst and, instead of Chomping, simply burst up and start their Spray attack- I was able to get several multi-kill streaks using that tactic with my Fire Chomper

The Scientists will almost automatically group together and start using teamwork and if the Chompers do the same; attacking using Burrow in twos and threes or more, they can easily terrorize the Scientists and turn the game in their favor. But if the Chompers just stream in individually, especially by just charging in without a Burrow, the game is either going to stay pretty even or slowly turn to the Scientists favor.

I played this a few times last night and the OP is right on. The scientists have a distinct advantage. As a chomper, you can hope to get at least one scientist before you get destroyed. I get what others have said about the chomp cannon but not everyone has unlocked that.