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Match Result · DivX Legacy division
Match recorded on 2004-06-15 19:31:16
70k
0/0/1
Player Performances
td
comp
cas
int
mvp
spp
turns
pass
rush
block
foul
TOTALS
1
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1
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1
10
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Player Performances
td
comp
cas
int
mvp
spp
turns
pass
rush
block
foul
TOTALS
4
1
2
-
1
22
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“Well the dice were very VERY VERY!!! cold for the Ogres. The kick off were even worse for them. Lets see Lizards get a RR first kick off. Then get the ref like turn 4 first half. Second half the liz get two blitzes and a 2 player pitch invasion. The apoth saves the one death on the ogre and an other is stunned. For the most part he pushed me on the blocks if he did not roll the double skulls. Which he did 2 or 3 times? O and the or blockskull, blockskull, skull after he sets up the 3 die on a saurus! No mate I really could not blame you for complaining about the rolls. On the bright side though there was no permanent damage on either team. Imagine having a game like this with lots of deaths and niggles ect? So I think Nuffel was toying with the Ogres but was not really mad at them:)”
- An amazed Gobznot, after scoring a rightstuff touchdown in the last round.
This match was just rediculous. I hit a new low with my luck.
My ogres were boneheaded most of the time, in particular whenever they needed to do anything important, like blitzing the lizards ballcarriers.
I seemed to roll an unending amount of skulls, and with 21 blocks I only succeded with one Cas, which I got when Dank failed a block roll and the blocker was killed.
I still can't lose the sensasion of dreaming when I, in the final round, managed to lob a gobo - still holding the ball - into the opponents half, and run him to the endzone!
It was interesting to meet Lizards for the first time, and Dank was a great opponent, resilient enough to withstand my constant complaining about misserable dice rolls. Sorry about that, mate.
Cheers for the win!”