Posted by GeneralMarauder on 2008-12-14 17:58:09
Posted by GeneralMarauder on 2008-12-14 17:56:17Dude, there's still some basics of the game that you need to learn before you really need to get into good luck/ bad luck pondering. I see you're really green here, so I thought I'd help you out with few pointers I noticed when watching your last match against pro elves.
1) Don't needlessly throw the ball without a thrower and a catcher. Ag3 to Ag3 is bound to fail, more often than you would like it to. When you are in a horry and need a fast score, then it's the time for pass... or if you're an elf, then you can just show off. =)
2) Don't EVER put your players next to sideline, even when receiving as the opponent might get a blitz (if you don't have stand firm). That's the easiest way for an opponent to remove your player from the field. That mistake happened several times over few games.
3) NEVER use your apothecary on first few turns for a BH recovery. That player will anyway be there for the next match, a dead one will not.
I still wouldn't talk about luck or stupidity in your case, Imo it's mostly just inexperience. Carry on playing and learn from your mistakes, hf.
Marauder
Posted by Royston on 2008-12-14 19:01:20
Thanks for the pointers Marauder. If I've found out anything over the past week of playing this game, it is that people are really helpful to newbies. I've played games before where people just simply hate the new intruders into their private sanctuary and try to stick it to them.
As for the specific advice. Thanks for 1 and 3, but I did know about number 2. Even though I do get a few crowd pushes against me every match, they are normally where I've been kncoked towards the sidelines and haven't moved the player away. More inexperience I guess. :-)