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2016-09-08 21:01:13
6 votes, rating 6
6 votes, rating 6
When is a halfling a MAN!! ???
....answer...when it's ahalfling taking a good arse-kicking like a man!!
I must praise my gallant opponent's spirit as he actually came back and equalised and almost won it at the end. Kudos mate!!
I rolled 8 injury rolls on him and they were 1-3-4 and all 3 SI's were perms...
I notice that it only shows 3 dead, but he deffo successfully healed the first death and had three dead still in his box at the end of the game. Does the healed death not display on the results page????
I must praise my gallant opponent's spirit as he actually came back and equalised and almost won it at the end. Kudos mate!!
I rolled 8 injury rolls on him and they were 1-3-4 and all 3 SI's were perms...
I notice that it only shows 3 dead, but he deffo successfully healed the first death and had three dead still in his box at the end of the game. Does the healed death not display on the results page????
Comments
Posted by Timetis on 2016-09-08 21:19:32
How many roads must a fling go down, before we can call him a man?
Posted by ahalfling on 2016-09-08 21:34:13
Yeah, results page lists post-apo/regen injuries only. Because the first death was apoed to a BH and the player came back, it doesn't show up.
Posted by Cavetroll on 2016-09-09 02:37:08
An apo cured shows up as whatever the accepted result was. A regen on the other hand still counts as whatever the first result was.
Posted by tussock on 2016-09-09 04:20:37
The reasoning is that the Apo is a re-roll, and the coach getting hurt chooses the result, so you only get a recorded kill if the result is a kill.
If you check out your older teams, you'll not the ratio of BH/SI/Dead is not 3/2/1.
If you check out your older teams, you'll not the ratio of BH/SI/Dead is not 3/2/1.
Posted by thoralf on 2016-09-09 07:07:53
ahalfling takes everything like a boss, including winning, which is even more important.