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2013-04-12 00:29:44
7 votes, rating 4.1
7 votes, rating 4.1
NO WE WILL NOT!
This gaved me the REST.
[http://fumbbl.com/FUMBBL.php?page=match&id=3424816]
Someone explain me what the hell i made wrong!
I need a rest from this team!!!!
[http://fumbbl.com/FUMBBL.php?page=match&id=3424816]
Someone explain me what the hell i made wrong!
I need a rest from this team!!!!
Comments
Posted by Nightbird on 2013-04-12 00:58:52
It's a conSPIROcy!
Posted by pythrr on 2013-04-12 01:01:50
the REST of what?
less riddling, sir.
less riddling, sir.
Posted by ignatzami on 2013-04-12 01:03:31
1) You're fouling, for no real purpose. Don't foul unless you have man advantage, Dirty Player, and can reduce your opponents armor to less than 7. In your case, it's turn one, you don't have the numbers advantage, and you're Elfs. It's rarely going to be worthwhile for you to foul anyway.
2) You don't screen, or cage well. You're setting up too many men on the line, and letting your opponent have too many blocks. With AV 7 elves, that's a recipe for injuries.
3) You scored way too quickly. You're playing against a team that can easily counter-score. All you've done is make them need to score by T8, and then grind you down in the second half for a 2-1 victory.
4) You got lucky with the second score, if your opponent had a little better dice, it could have gone very, very differently. The replay looks like an undisciplined scrum. A protracted blocking war is not your friend, you got lucky that Necro teams don't start with a ton of skills.
5) I saw a number of turnovers, and blown re-rolls from 1Db, with elves, a 2+ dodge is almost always the better option, unless it's the last action of the turn, or you have block and your opponent doesn't, OR the block is literally game-changing. None of your hits were.
6) You had really good casualty rolls, your opponent had good regen rolls as well. It wasn't until the second that he started to do damage to you, that's largely due to his over-reliance on the wolves, and lack of hitting skills.
7) A 1db cost you the first score, in the second. You re-rolled into a skull. This wouldn't have been an issue if you'd taken extra precautions, but you failed to plan for failure. Which, when it happened, cost you a goal.
8) You Apo'd to... dead? Against a team that gets free players, when they kill an opposing player.
9) You faded back T11, with an unskilled lino, against a team with MA 8 frenzy blitzers. This is asking for a defensive TD. Then, when you tried to move the ball forward, instead of caging, you threw a pass, with a lino, into an interception. Low percentage, but it would have been smarter to cage, and throw when you didn't have the risk.
10) Your opponent finally starts doing the damage he should have done all along, and is able to capitalize on the interception to tie the game.
11) You receive, T13, fail to protect the ball, botch the pickup, after throwing a pointless 1db, and now you're open to be swarmed, and scored on.
12) Again, you fail to protect the ball, leaving #8 sitting picking daisies when he should have faded back to protect the ball. You then blow the turn by trying the pickup first, failing it again.
13) Your opponent then pulls a risky pickup, and dodge, to walk in the winning TD.
What kills me, you're not that good, but honestly neighter is your opponent. Over-reliance on a few key pieces, and poor blocking choices should have let you run all over him, but you gave away far too many blocks, took too many risks, and rolled too many dice. In the end, it cost you the game.
He literally threw double the blocks you did, against an AV7 team, that's gravy.
2) You don't screen, or cage well. You're setting up too many men on the line, and letting your opponent have too many blocks. With AV 7 elves, that's a recipe for injuries.
3) You scored way too quickly. You're playing against a team that can easily counter-score. All you've done is make them need to score by T8, and then grind you down in the second half for a 2-1 victory.
4) You got lucky with the second score, if your opponent had a little better dice, it could have gone very, very differently. The replay looks like an undisciplined scrum. A protracted blocking war is not your friend, you got lucky that Necro teams don't start with a ton of skills.
5) I saw a number of turnovers, and blown re-rolls from 1Db, with elves, a 2+ dodge is almost always the better option, unless it's the last action of the turn, or you have block and your opponent doesn't, OR the block is literally game-changing. None of your hits were.
6) You had really good casualty rolls, your opponent had good regen rolls as well. It wasn't until the second that he started to do damage to you, that's largely due to his over-reliance on the wolves, and lack of hitting skills.
7) A 1db cost you the first score, in the second. You re-rolled into a skull. This wouldn't have been an issue if you'd taken extra precautions, but you failed to plan for failure. Which, when it happened, cost you a goal.
8) You Apo'd to... dead? Against a team that gets free players, when they kill an opposing player.
9) You faded back T11, with an unskilled lino, against a team with MA 8 frenzy blitzers. This is asking for a defensive TD. Then, when you tried to move the ball forward, instead of caging, you threw a pass, with a lino, into an interception. Low percentage, but it would have been smarter to cage, and throw when you didn't have the risk.
10) Your opponent finally starts doing the damage he should have done all along, and is able to capitalize on the interception to tie the game.
11) You receive, T13, fail to protect the ball, botch the pickup, after throwing a pointless 1db, and now you're open to be swarmed, and scored on.
12) Again, you fail to protect the ball, leaving #8 sitting picking daisies when he should have faded back to protect the ball. You then blow the turn by trying the pickup first, failing it again.
13) Your opponent then pulls a risky pickup, and dodge, to walk in the winning TD.
What kills me, you're not that good, but honestly neighter is your opponent. Over-reliance on a few key pieces, and poor blocking choices should have let you run all over him, but you gave away far too many blocks, took too many risks, and rolled too many dice. In the end, it cost you the game.
He literally threw double the blocks you did, against an AV7 team, that's gravy.
Posted by ignatzami on 2013-04-12 01:06:50
Plus, your #1 Blitzer, is 70TV, for Guard.
Sack him, when you can afford the re-buy.
Sack him, when you can afford the re-buy.
Posted by ignatzami on 2013-04-12 01:26:36
Honestly, rebuild the team, spec a few elf replays, and let me know when you want to try again. I'll play you in Ranked, and walk you through some of the comments.
Posted by neoliminal on 2013-04-12 04:24:58
Read this article, because this is what was done to you:
http://bbtactics.com/2-1-grind/
Then, of course, read the rest of the site. Because we all want you to be a better coach.
http://bbtactics.com/2-1-grind/
Then, of course, read the rest of the site. Because we all want you to be a better coach.
Posted by PainState on 2013-04-12 05:04:48
Dude it was the dice...dont listen to the endless list of things you did bad.
Just keep thinking...it was the dice, it was the dice. It will all work out and you will be all smiles in the morning.
Just keep thinking...it was the dice, it was the dice. It will all work out and you will be all smiles in the morning.
Posted by Rabe on 2013-04-12 09:41:37
I also like this article on the basics a lot:
http://fumbbl.com/help:The+Taoch!+of+Blood+Bowl%3A+A+Condensed+Guide+for+Newbies
http://fumbbl.com/help:The+Taoch!+of+Blood+Bowl%3A+A+Condensed+Guide+for+Newbies