“Favorite play of the game: After my beastman fails the single GFI he needs to score, causing the ball to fall in the Bull Boys end zone, one of holsbrink's goblins runs in, picks up the ball, makes two GFIs then throws a _long bomb_ pass to an ogre. That ogre then makes two GFIs and hands off to another goblin. Goblin walks into my end zone, for the score. All with 0 RRs.
And that play pretty much sums up what I was playing against all game long. Holsbrink's luck% dropped in the last couple of turns (presumably because he actually failed a couple bonehead rolls) but it was up around 77% for most of the game.
Now, that's not to say that my 65% luck is poor or anything, but I wasn't making 6+ bonehead rolls a turn. I'd be surprised if I made even a third as many GFI attempts then Holsbrink, and I know for a fact that I failed more of them then he did (I honestly don't think he failed any.)
It required every ounce of skill (and, at the end, a fair helping of luck) for me to tie this game. I can honestly say that I am very happy with this tie. Given how the odds were stacked against me, I thought I was going to lose for sure.”
And that play pretty much sums up what I was playing against all game long. Holsbrink's luck% dropped in the last couple of turns (presumably because he actually failed a couple bonehead rolls) but it was up around 77% for most of the game.
Now, that's not to say that my 65% luck is poor or anything, but I wasn't making 6+ bonehead rolls a turn. I'd be surprised if I made even a third as many GFI attempts then Holsbrink, and I know for a fact that I failed more of them then he did (I honestly don't think he failed any.)
It required every ounce of skill (and, at the end, a fair helping of luck) for me to tie this game. I can honestly say that I am very happy with this tie. Given how the odds were stacked against me, I thought I was going to lose for sure.”