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Scorch! 说:
We'll do it the week after Scorch.
We have a war on Wednesday, then the Duel tourny and the defense on the weekend.
Friday isn't a good day for Dojo. So we'll figure something out on sunday, i'll try find out what days we're available.
Wednesdays are ideal.
Also, we mightaswell do a counter attack too so we get two battles on the one night, we'll get back to you on that.
Moss 说:I'm back baby.
I'm a little rusty, especially when it comes to manual blocking, but I topped the server once or twice tonight. Feels good man, feels good.
Still, think I'm going to need to get some practice in before Wednesday night.
Hey you did well tonight.
Few times I saw you suck, but mostly pretty good.
Haha.
You just rode straight into it!
You just rode straight into it!
DanteWhite
Recruit
RAOUL 说:
Any chance of getting a video of the fight and/or non participants being able to watch?
RAOUL
Banned
The only problem with spectators is the fact that you could be joining one of the teams on Ventrilo. I don't know whether anybody from our team will be able to record, as it's proven to be pretty impractical for the poor bloke that's recording.DanteWhite 说:
..the amount of edits I have had to make on this post for it to make sense, ****'s sake.
DanteWhite
Recruit
Lol. Fair enough. I know from personal experience when I was recording Warband for a friend, to spark his interest into the game, it had a negative impact on my game. Was just hoping it was my own experience
By that point I should have copy of the game, so I'd be happy to Fraps the whole affair.
Dojo. Let me just say this... Epic win. Epic win indeed.
Especially the first match, that was some pretty beautiful teamwork. Hopefully once we've got all of our team on Teamspeak and have a little more practise under our belts we'll be able to pull that kind of stuff off.
I tip my hat to you. GG indeed.
Especially the first match, that was some pretty beautiful teamwork. Hopefully once we've got all of our team on Teamspeak and have a little more practise under our belts we'll be able to pull that kind of stuff off.
I tip my hat to you. GG indeed.
The Adjudicator
Veteran
Be sure to post end of game screenshots so that I may update the map with the results.
All but two or three of us were on Rawrs teamspeak server.
Brief recap of the matches:
-First Match-
Map: Random Plains
SPLH: Rhodoks
Dojo: Swadia
Dojo team-worked the ever loving crap out of us. They played an all crossbow team, with one or two horseman each round. They kept themselves spread out and as soon as you hit melee you'd get shot in the back by three other guys. Around a solid half of their kills were by crossbow firing into the backs and flanks of melees. Incredibly well organised and played, they took advantage of the open map and used it flawlessly.
-Second Match-
Map: Ruins
SPLH: Rhodoks
Dojo: Sarranids
Again the kicker was team work. We did better on a less open map, so weren't quite so humiliatingly schooled, but we still got split up, shot up and hacked up. The exception was a single round where we played defensively, stuck together, refused to get drawn into the open, then hit them with a mass infantry charge, winning without a single casualty. There's probably an important lesson to be learnt there for us.
In short, in my opinion where we fell down was in playing the game like it was a pub match, SPLH has never fought as a team before and it showed. We held our own in melee and ranged as individual players, but we didn't take advantage of the greater communication to stay coordinated. In short it was a learning experience. Which is why I guess they call it being "Schooled".
Brief recap of the matches:
-First Match-
Map: Random Plains
SPLH: Rhodoks
Dojo: Swadia
Dojo team-worked the ever loving crap out of us. They played an all crossbow team, with one or two horseman each round. They kept themselves spread out and as soon as you hit melee you'd get shot in the back by three other guys. Around a solid half of their kills were by crossbow firing into the backs and flanks of melees. Incredibly well organised and played, they took advantage of the open map and used it flawlessly.
-Second Match-
Map: Ruins
SPLH: Rhodoks
Dojo: Sarranids
Again the kicker was team work. We did better on a less open map, so weren't quite so humiliatingly schooled, but we still got split up, shot up and hacked up. The exception was a single round where we played defensively, stuck together, refused to get drawn into the open, then hit them with a mass infantry charge, winning without a single casualty. There's probably an important lesson to be learnt there for us.
In short, in my opinion where we fell down was in playing the game like it was a pub match, SPLH has never fought as a team before and it showed. We held our own in melee and ranged as individual players, but we didn't take advantage of the greater communication to stay coordinated. In short it was a learning experience. Which is why I guess they call it being "Schooled".
