SquirrelDude
Joined: Mar 22, 2015
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Aug 12, 2020 - 16:24 |
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Fumblerooskie is a passing skill, and a huge swath of players lost access to that skill group entirely. All the players with it as secondary access have more important skills like guard, mighty blow, block, and dodge to be taking with their secondary skill choice ahead of fumblerooskie.
It could maybe be a pickup on throwers after block/On the Ball/Leader and maybe some +MA or dodge. Redrafting will probably make getting to that theoretical point much more difficult. |
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Balle2000
Joined: Sep 25, 2008
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Aug 12, 2020 - 17:51 |
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Pact will be the new rooskie team |
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JackH
Joined: Oct 04, 2009
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Aug 12, 2020 - 17:54 |
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Fumbleroskie would be good on the orc team with throwers animosity. |
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Garion
Joined: Aug 19, 2009
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Aug 12, 2020 - 18:22 |
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Balle2000 wrote: | Pact will be the new rooskie team |
Pact don't have P access any more, except on a 0-1 thrower, and on doubles on the dark elf and goblin.
on a side note they dont have S access on their linemen anymore either.
JackH wrote: | Fumbleroskie would be good on the orc team with throwers animosity. |
yeah good shout |
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SquirrelDude
Joined: Mar 22, 2015
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Aug 12, 2020 - 18:33 |
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Balle2000 wrote: | Pact will be the new rooskie team | Pact lost passing access on everyone but the human thrower as a primary and dark elf/goblin renegades as a secondary.
Also, I earlier posted a passing chart based on the new rules. Here is an updated version that adjusts to the following pieces of information
- Strong arm can only be taken by players with TTM
- Modified dice results can end up being less than 1 ("What can possibly go wrong" pg 29.)
Quick reminder that the new rules for wildly inaccurate are that "If, when making the Passing Ability test, the dice roll is a 1 after modifiers have been applied... yadda yadda"
If these are rules as written at release, I would expect there to be a very short turnaround on errata. It's fair to call the rule outright broken in this leaked edition. |
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Garion
Joined: Aug 19, 2009
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Aug 12, 2020 - 18:36 |
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SquirrelDude wrote: |
Also, I earlier posted a passing chart based on the new rules. Here is an updated version that adjusts to the following pieces of information
- Strong arm can only be taken by players with TTM
- Modified dice results can end up being less than 1 ("What can possibly go wrong" pg 29.)
Quick reminder that the new rules for wildly inaccurate are that "If, when making the Passing Ability test, the dice roll is a 1 after modifiers have been applied... yadda yadda"
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If these are rules as written at release, I would expect there to be a very short turnaround on errata. It's fair to call the rule outright broken in this leaked edition. |
wow I hadn't even considered that, that is pretty dumb. |
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Sp00keh
Joined: Dec 06, 2011
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Aug 12, 2020 - 18:37 |
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Outright broken?
I don't know current passing rules particularly well, what do you mean? |
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Muff2n
Joined: May 20, 2017
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Aug 12, 2020 - 18:40 |
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Well I expect the dice cannot be modified below a 1. But what I don't like is that it is impossible to get an inaccurate pass from a 2+ Pa player. |
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SquirrelDude
Joined: Mar 22, 2015
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Aug 12, 2020 - 18:45 |
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Muff2n wrote: | Well I expect the dice cannot be modified below a 1. But what I don't like is that it is impossible to get an inaccurate pass from a 2+ Pa player. |
Page 29 specifically lays out an example for how a player with agility 1+ can fail a roll after modifiers because the modified roll of a 2 will be a 0.
Sp00keh wrote: | Outright broken?
I don't know current passing rules particularly well, what do you mean? |
The rules as currently written make it so that PA 1+ does absolutely nothing to help you and also make it so that by running into more tacklezones and trying a more difficult pass you can make it impossible to be wildly inaccurate.
The rule will have to get errata very quickly, and the errata is pretty simple. Just change the rule to
If, when the Passing Ability test is failed, the dice roll is a 1 or less after modifiers... yadda yadda. |
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Christer
Joined: Aug 02, 2003
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Garion wrote: | SquirrelDude wrote: |
Also, I earlier posted a passing chart based on the new rules. Here is an updated version that adjusts to the following pieces of information
- Strong arm can only be taken by players with TTM
- Modified dice results can end up being less than 1 ("What can possibly go wrong" pg 29.)
Quick reminder that the new rules for wildly inaccurate are that "If, when making the Passing Ability test, the dice roll is a 1 after modifiers have been applied... yadda yadda"
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If these are rules as written at release, I would expect there to be a very short turnaround on errata. It's fair to call the rule outright broken in this leaked edition. |
wow I hadn't even considered that, that is pretty dumb. |
I would be very surprised if the intent wasn't "modified roll of 1 or less". It makes zero sense to interpret it as exactly 1 and have the strange situation where a lower roll is better. Much like the AV injury which increases armour if used as-written. |
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Niessuh
Joined: Dec 11, 2009
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Aug 12, 2020 - 19:23 |
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Garion wrote: | Mingoose wrote: | Niessuh wrote: | OMG, fumblerooskie counts just as a move action, so you could drop the ball in the floor several times in a turn. Who needs passing! |
Broke AF. No way this isn’t limited to one per turn. |
It's really not broken. I don't think people are gonna spend their tv on this situational skill. It's not good value for tv for most teams.
I think it'll get some use. A tier2 skill imo |
You just need this skill in any team with two sure hands throwers. Its the cheapest, safest and better way to move the ball now. |
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Niessuh
Joined: Dec 11, 2009
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Aug 12, 2020 - 19:37 |
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Grod
Joined: Sep 30, 2003
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Aug 12, 2020 - 23:18 |
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Another tactical advantage of fumblrooskie - it can be used as part of a blitz action - which a hand off cannot. So you could blitz the ball carrier, pick up the ball (or accidentally catch it), move it out safely then leave on the ground for another team mate to continue with in one action. Or the ball carrier could blitz to free a team mate and leave the ball for him to pick up. |
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Garion
Joined: Aug 19, 2009
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Aug 13, 2020 - 00:22 |
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Niessuh wrote: | Garion wrote: | Mingoose wrote: | Niessuh wrote: | OMG, fumblerooskie counts just as a move action, so you could drop the ball in the floor several times in a turn. Who needs passing! |
Broke AF. No way this isn’t limited to one per turn. |
It's really not broken. I don't think people are gonna spend their tv on this situational skill. It's not good value for tv for most teams.
I think it'll get some use. A tier2 skill imo |
You just need this skill in any team with two sure hands throwers. Its the cheapest, safest and better way to move the ball now. |
The cheapest safest way to move the ball is still to run with the ball and never give it up, next up is handing off to an ag4 player preferably with catch. Neither of which cost a P skill (a double for most players), and an early skill slot gone.
If you take 2 throwers with sure hands I don't think they're very efficient, they are now over costed because the price hike they got, and you are only really talking about skaven throwers where I'd want gutter runners on the ball and human throwers where it could be considered though I'd still argue it's suboptimal, then there is orcs who would arguably benefit the most from this strategy but you can no longer fit a thrower in your starting roster (assuming you take the sensible 4 big un 4 blitzer build). And I deffo wouldn't be saving up for 2 of them. A SH blitzer would do me. |
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Sp00keh
Joined: Dec 06, 2011
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Aug 13, 2020 - 11:02 |
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sebco wrote: | Another little changement : reroll gained thanks to Brilliant Coaching result on the Kick-Off Event table only can be used during the drive (or is lost).
We'll have to keep track of 3 different types of re-rolls : team classic one-s, leader one, brillant coaching one (and sometimes will have to chose between leader or brilliant coaching one). |
Lord Borak has a special rule about team Reroll that you can also keep track of separately.
If he's removed from play the RR is lost (like leader) except it's once per game not per half
There's a few other Star Player special rerolls too, with various restrictions |
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