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Inspired by Juriel I'm going to try one of his snippy match reports.
Snippy both because it is "bite-sized" and because he mostly tears into peoples failures.
(Surely I must have done more than one mistake, which is what Viajero claimed was all I did )
[Report to be found in OCC]
I did write a report, but I think it ended up a bit mean. Or it feels too gloaty. Since I don't want to loose the effort (I even watched the replay) I've posted it in the OCC match report section. I'll make a BBT one here instead.
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Most has already been said about the game. How the undead front-loaded their casualties, and then did five out of six KO:s on the very last drive just to spike the game. And that's basically it.
The undead drove hard up the right side, fouling as they went. There was one opening to mark the carrier that was used, but it led to that blitzer being fouled out on a stretcher for the apo to fix up. (Misclick that led to a concussed thrower moments later). A failure to do worse than stun Vlad the ST5 wight led to a surfed elf as well, and a failed dodge due to saving a reroll for a one-turner meant that even when the elves had managed to force the blitz to be used to free the once more marked ghoul, there was a gap large enough to just walk through and score anyway.
(That saved reroll turned to dust in the face of a perfect defense)
(Elves down to ten players - Blodge thrower, blodge lino and strip ball catcher all out. Fourth casualty was apo:ed. Two of those four casualties were caused by DP fouls)
Then a blitz and a last casualty (BH lino), but the elves still easily scored. They could possibly have stalled one turn longer, but it would have required more rolling of dice. And they would have needed two more turns. A perfect defense of their own and a silly "pickup-RR-try to handoff anyway" move from the undead saw the ball spilled. The elves manage to steal it but not run away with it, and the undead quickly take it back and walk it in slowly. (Helped immensely by KO:ing five out of 9 players)
Snippy both because it is "bite-sized" and because he mostly tears into peoples failures.
(Surely I must have done more than one mistake, which is what Viajero claimed was all I did )
[Report to be found in OCC]
I did write a report, but I think it ended up a bit mean. Or it feels too gloaty. Since I don't want to loose the effort (I even watched the replay) I've posted it in the OCC match report section. I'll make a BBT one here instead.
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Most has already been said about the game. How the undead front-loaded their casualties, and then did five out of six KO:s on the very last drive just to spike the game. And that's basically it.
The undead drove hard up the right side, fouling as they went. There was one opening to mark the carrier that was used, but it led to that blitzer being fouled out on a stretcher for the apo to fix up. (Misclick that led to a concussed thrower moments later). A failure to do worse than stun Vlad the ST5 wight led to a surfed elf as well, and a failed dodge due to saving a reroll for a one-turner meant that even when the elves had managed to force the blitz to be used to free the once more marked ghoul, there was a gap large enough to just walk through and score anyway.
(That saved reroll turned to dust in the face of a perfect defense)
(Elves down to ten players - Blodge thrower, blodge lino and strip ball catcher all out. Fourth casualty was apo:ed. Two of those four casualties were caused by DP fouls)
Then a blitz and a last casualty (BH lino), but the elves still easily scored. They could possibly have stalled one turn longer, but it would have required more rolling of dice. And they would have needed two more turns. A perfect defense of their own and a silly "pickup-RR-try to handoff anyway" move from the undead saw the ball spilled. The elves manage to steal it but not run away with it, and the undead quickly take it back and walk it in slowly. (Helped immensely by KO:ing five out of 9 players)