Well, I've just had my
High Elf team blocked off the pitch by Madvig's
Vampires in
this game. I mean, fair enough, he's a good coach and he had 2 dirty players, but I still feel rather hard done by getting beat on CAS 5-1, bearing in mind that his thralls all only have av7, and his vamps were biting them.
So ... my frustration inspired me to write my first blog post (gotta do it sometime, I suppose). Yeah, this is basically a whine entry, but this sort of thing seems to happen to me again and again (and again) with HEs and I'm really starting to think that I'm just cursed with this race.
This is the second HE team that I've started in [R] - the
first one also got diceraped to death on armour and CAS rolls. Check out the CAS stats for them - 64 CAS in 27 games with 30 SIs and only 24 BHs, which seems a little harsh. And with the new team, it's not just this one-off game that I'm moaning about - check out the other games they've played. They've got an average of almost 3 CAS per game so far and have been blocked off the pitch by such mighty teams as rookie DEs and Chaos (twice each).
So, this seems to be becoming quite a familiar pattern for me with HE teams. I keep thinking to myself: there must come a point where the luck will change and the stats will even themselves out ... but it just doesn't seem to happen. I know enough people have whined about badluck/RNG, but i can't help starting to think that this really can't be entirely random. I mean, I've got Pro Elf and Skaven teams in both Ranked and Blackbox, and they seem to be much more able to take a beating than my HEs. It's a shame, because I really like the HE roster and I've tried quite hard to build up a decent team with them, but keep getting shot down.
Well ... I suppose the only silver lining here for me is that even though my new HEs have taken a beating, they've still won half their games and they're on FF10, so I think there's still hope for them. I ain't gonna give up on them yet :D .
Again, sorry for the whiny blog that you've just had to read through, but I think writing it has helped me to get rid of some of this pent-up frustration.