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2011-12-15 22:38:47
14 votes, rating 5.4
14 votes, rating 5.4
Better late than never
I've finally written up my thoughts on the NAF World Cup. Fancy a read? Here's an excerpt!
"...we arrived at the venue bright and early. It was easy enough to spot; all you had to look for were the Blood Bowl boards hanging out of people's bags. In Amsterdam cyclists have right of way; with bustle and bell they zip and zoom through streets and over pavements. Today, they had a new obstacle to contend with. Hundreds of coaches filled the street with a hubbub of international geekery."
Be warned: it's rather long.
"...we arrived at the venue bright and early. It was easy enough to spot; all you had to look for were the Blood Bowl boards hanging out of people's bags. In Amsterdam cyclists have right of way; with bustle and bell they zip and zoom through streets and over pavements. Today, they had a new obstacle to contend with. Hundreds of coaches filled the street with a hubbub of international geekery."
Be warned: it's rather long.
Comments
Posted by Wilf on 2011-12-16 01:35:18
Good read mate - very enjoyable!
Don't know you personally from the UK TT scene, but I'm sure I'll bump into you sooner or later.
For me, I had my worst ever TT tournament - results-wise that is. I'm not sure I've ever rolled so much rubbish, at the end of a tournament year of bad dice alround. While we all blame the dice, me especially!, I found myself losing some of the joy of playing after snaking to win in 3 games (one of them twice, in both halves!), and subsequently losing 2 of them from shenanigans.
Still, the event was truly awesome which actually completely made up for the results. Been a long time since I've laughed/enjoyed company/had such a riotous time - so much so I was off work for 10 days with a double infection and virus afterwards!
Glad to see a Brit doing well abroad!
Wil (wilzif on NAF)
Don't know you personally from the UK TT scene, but I'm sure I'll bump into you sooner or later.
For me, I had my worst ever TT tournament - results-wise that is. I'm not sure I've ever rolled so much rubbish, at the end of a tournament year of bad dice alround. While we all blame the dice, me especially!, I found myself losing some of the joy of playing after snaking to win in 3 games (one of them twice, in both halves!), and subsequently losing 2 of them from shenanigans.
Still, the event was truly awesome which actually completely made up for the results. Been a long time since I've laughed/enjoyed company/had such a riotous time - so much so I was off work for 10 days with a double infection and virus afterwards!
Glad to see a Brit doing well abroad!
Wil (wilzif on NAF)
Posted by Winni on 2011-12-16 08:31:45
This was so cool. Thanks for your write-up.
Posted by garyt1 on 2011-12-16 08:53:20
Looks like an excellent event, I should go to one of these one day. (But would need to be in a team first of course). Great write-up Nazgob.
Posted by Leipziger_Waterbowl on 2012-01-25 23:51:05
That's a great write-up, Mike :) Really thorough and very enjoyable :D It was nice to see some photos too.
Despite their name of Team Argentina, that team that finished second (by a point) were Danish. They finished second by the same margin in the first NAF WC :o
Despite their name of Team Argentina, that team that finished second (by a point) were Danish. They finished second by the same margin in the first NAF WC :o