Posted by Mr_Foulscumm on 2009-07-07 16:50:32
Some advice: Don't take fouling personally, they didn't just slap your granny or anything. Players die for our entertainment. :)
Posted by Sirdave79 on 2009-07-07 17:26:21
Lol, that is clearly the FUMBBL spirit, I know. Itll take me while to adjust, in the meantime I shall love my players until they gain minus stats. I try not to take fouling seriously but the way im playing ta the minute I will take it personally at the minute, but I will not abuse nayone for doing it to me. Plus if I say I wont, I'll be lieing. Bring on the star player points!
Posted by CircularLogic on 2009-07-07 17:43:00
I think it`s a natural reaction to avoid fouling and things that makes your players go squish. Not long ago, I struggled against mass DP strategies myself and tried to avoid them, but since I tried them out with an undead SMACK team and saw in which situations they were lacking, I got a more level view on fouling. So let him start down that road.. I`m sure he`ll develop just fine ;)
Posted by Shimin on 2009-07-07 18:10:09
Considering you play orcs, i really cant see how you can object to fouling :P
Orcs by nature are dirty players!
Furthermore, most teams, if not all, will have a hard time gaining the upper hand in casulties against orcs, so naturally they have to foul. ;o)
Doesnt always win you games though. :)
Posted by Elminster on 2009-07-07 18:27:17
Purplegoo: Stop equating being a 'fair' player to having anything to do with fouling. This isn't real life, it's not a sport you play, it's a board game which features six options that your player can choose from in a turn in order to forward your chances of winning. If you ignore one of those six, you're not being pure of heart, you're simply running the hundred meters with your shoelaces tied together.
Posted by IvanTheCow on 2009-07-07 23:22:19
The splatter noise is truly excellent and exciting to hear if you are spectating a game.