Post by dessert hydra on Jun 2, 2017 9:45:42 GMT
I just need to get this off my chest.. played against Trollkin Champions under Borka1.. My opponent made an immense number of tough checks and in one round made 6!!! on the bounce!!.
What was really distressing was the tilt it caused in my game play. When faced with some dirty dice my thoughts just turned to throwing more crappy dice!! After the game (which I lost) a glass of something to calm my nerves the answers became clear.. X2's star attack pitch mount attack, spammed beat back animus on my beasts to push the champs out of line....
Anyway lesson learnt is sometimes you need to stop chucking dice and stop to think!! If only I listened
What was really distressing was the tilt it caused in my game play. When faced with some dirty dice my thoughts just turned to throwing more crappy dice!! After the game (which I lost) a glass of something to calm my nerves the answers became clear.. X2's star attack pitch mount attack, spammed beat back animus on my beasts to push the champs out of line....
Anyway lesson learnt is sometimes you need to stop chucking dice and stop to think!! If only I listened
the frost one and the mountain king. With bladerunners, though, their starting MAT, if I remember correctly, is 8 + they have gang attack. Put something on them like mortality and the runners will put them in their place, even with pooey dice. It's the reason why people calculate 6 instead of 7 on 2 dice, you have to take into consideration your off days. If it gets bad enough though, breath moist air on the 1 side of the di and it reduces your chance of it landing on 1 x.x... not that I've ever done that before... Oh, drying off your palms also helps if the same numbers keep popping up; the moisture and salt from your sweat weighs the side of the dice that you subconsciously hold down. Switching dice from time to time also helps, especially if you are the type to always stick to the same dice; the more you roll a set of dice, the more off balanced they get, it takes years before it matters but it matters enough that casinos switch their packaged dice at least twice a day.