Posted by Nelphine on 2021-01-19 04:40:36
did you know you can mark the pitch, in the same way you can mark players? i know people who mark on turn 1 how close they actually need to be to score, so that they don't forget when the game gets near the end and is too intense
Posted by ClayInfinity on 2021-01-19 06:56:53
I do this... not turn 1 as a rule, but a little white x on the square out from the endzone depending on the MA of the ball carrier. Particularly useful when playing with Dwarves as invariably its a slow grinding cage game with an MA6 runner. Also, aim to get one square closer because a good defender will do anything to push you back one square, even by a chain push.
Posted by razmus on 2021-01-19 16:51:25
There's also an option to turn off 'pitch markings', which will give you a numeric display of how far each row is from the endzone.
Posted by garyt1 on 2021-01-19 18:27:40
Also as an early player on FUMBBL you may find the 145 open league helpful. There are various newish players on there, and some folks who give advice. It is a bit like ranked but with a smaller pool of opponents that you can arrange games with, and a good place to improve your basics. Good luck.
Use this link to join the chat on discord
https://discord.gg/3a42a2xG
Posted by Verminardo on 2021-01-20 10:56:05
Yeah the pitch markings are super useful. Though after about a thousand matches you develop an eye for it even without the markings. ;-))