Ok, I've tried to make up for BB3's failings, but first I have some notes. * Your first ever pow block came on turn 4, when your opponent had already rolled 7 of them. There would not be another until the end of turn 8, when the tree rolled two. * @33:33 "I think he's 7 for 7 on go for its." He was. * @38:00 "I feel like 90% of his blocks have been pows or stumbles". It was actually 72%, but if you count the three both downs where he had block it was, in fact, 90% of his blocks that put you down at that point. * @56:29 "That's like 10-12 go for its without a failure!" It was 10, with one failure, which he rerolled into a success. Ok, time for some dice... I didn't get everything but I got you some stats... Crendorian Blocking: Pow:5 Stumble:13 Push:13 BD:6 Skull:7 Block results: Pow:4 Stumble:10 Push:6 BD: 3 Skull:1 (And we know that skull was the the only one that mattered.) Opponent's Blocking: Pow:11 Stumble:13 Push:13 BD:18 Skull:12 Block results: Pow:10 Stumble:9 Push:7 BD:8 Skull:0 Crendor breaking armor: 8/20 (45%) - stun:6 (75%) KO:2 (25%) Injury:0 (0%) Opponent breaking armor: 14/31 (45%) - stun:6 (43%) KO:2 (14%) Injury:6 (43%) So you both broke armor at the same rate, but he hit you alomst twice as much, and almost half his armor breaks turned into injuries. Crendor GFI: 3113 (50% success) Opponent GFI: 2224664136631 (85% success) You both rerolled one failure, but you got double 1s and he didn't, So in the end there was 1 effective failure each from 3 and 12 attempts, respectively. KO recovery rolls: Crendor 2/3 (67%) Opponent 2/2 (100%) Dodge rolls: Crendor 26/33 (79%) Oh, but those 7 were painful. Opponent: 2/2 (100%) - Both 6s. Pick up: Both teams 100%. Very handsy. And that was today in Blood Bowl. Praise Nuffle and pass the Halfling rinds.
It's kind of silly that you have to declare a pass activation, because the best way to remember is to just always declare a pass any time you attempt to pick up the ball, and any time you activate the ball carrier, unless you're declaring a blitz instead. You don't have to actually pass the ball just because you used your pass activation. The one single downside I can think of to declaring a pass is that you can't move one player towards the ball, see that they used up their dodge reroll (or similar), and then stop moving them and try with a different player. This is probably relevant to, like, 1% of pickup-pass attempts, and yet you have to manually declare the pass... even when you start the turn holding the ball, and there is no way any other player on your team could attempt a pass!
lol; and I remember all the people who used to tell you; your an elf; just dodge out; lol. Is it to soon to remake your team. I am wondering if missing all those players for your next game means your team value is down so will you be able to get star players for your roster?
Ok, I've tried to make up for BB3's failings, but first I have some notes.
* Your first ever pow block came on turn 4, when your opponent had already rolled 7 of them. There would not be another until the end of turn 8, when the tree rolled two.
* @33:33 "I think he's 7 for 7 on go for its." He was.
* @38:00 "I feel like 90% of his blocks have been pows or stumbles". It was actually 72%, but if you count the three both downs where he had block it was, in fact, 90% of his blocks that put you down at that point.
* @56:29 "That's like 10-12 go for its without a failure!" It was 10, with one failure, which he rerolled into a success.
Ok, time for some dice... I didn't get everything but I got you some stats...
Crendorian Blocking: Pow:5 Stumble:13 Push:13 BD:6 Skull:7 Block results: Pow:4 Stumble:10 Push:6 BD: 3 Skull:1 (And we know that skull was the the only one that mattered.)
Opponent's Blocking: Pow:11 Stumble:13 Push:13 BD:18 Skull:12 Block results: Pow:10 Stumble:9 Push:7 BD:8 Skull:0
Crendor breaking armor: 8/20 (45%) - stun:6 (75%) KO:2 (25%) Injury:0 (0%)
Opponent breaking armor: 14/31 (45%) - stun:6 (43%) KO:2 (14%) Injury:6 (43%)
So you both broke armor at the same rate, but he hit you alomst twice as much, and almost half his armor breaks turned into injuries.
Crendor GFI: 3113 (50% success)
Opponent GFI: 2224664136631 (85% success)
You both rerolled one failure, but you got double 1s and he didn't, So in the end there was 1 effective failure each from 3 and 12 attempts, respectively.
KO recovery rolls: Crendor 2/3 (67%) Opponent 2/2 (100%)
Dodge rolls: Crendor 26/33 (79%) Oh, but those 7 were painful. Opponent: 2/2 (100%) - Both 6s.
Pick up: Both teams 100%. Very handsy.
And that was today in Blood Bowl. Praise Nuffle and pass the Halfling rinds.
Beer Badger almost saved the game by making that incredible touchdown run, and then immediately kicked a touchback, LMAO.
Agility teams are not for Crendor, he needs players that can bash
This is going to be an entire season of Crendor forgetting how passing works isn't it? 😂
It's kind of silly that you have to declare a pass activation, because the best way to remember is to just always declare a pass any time you attempt to pick up the ball, and any time you activate the ball carrier, unless you're declaring a blitz instead. You don't have to actually pass the ball just because you used your pass activation.
The one single downside I can think of to declaring a pass is that you can't move one player towards the ball, see that they used up their dodge reroll (or similar), and then stop moving them and try with a different player. This is probably relevant to, like, 1% of pickup-pass attempts, and yet you have to manually declare the pass... even when you start the turn holding the ball, and there is no way any other player on your team could attempt a pass!
Playing wood elves in the old world as well and just love them
“Are You Ready for Some Crenbowl!!!!!!”
In my best Timon impression: "It starts."
Petition to rename the tree to Barrel Ditka.
Love this stuff. Bb3 is getting better but still has away to go. I’m enjoying quite a bit nowadays. Ty for your stream!
Also really saving rerolls for the truly clutch plays instead of using them on random line elf dodges
Feels like the second GFI on the Wardancer was not called for, you will roll a one at some point. Better to trust in blodge here as I see it
35:21 god this foul is brutal
Saturday bloodbowl on a Tuesday? Let's go! *Edited out autocorrect mistake*
Let's go! Blood Bowl!!!!!
I didn’t know you could kick it in the middle and get a touchback.
lol; and I remember all the people who used to tell you; your an elf; just dodge out; lol. Is it to soon to remake your team. I am wondering if missing all those players for your next game means your team value is down so will you be able to get star players for your roster?
BB3 is just hard to watch.
Such a messy looking game.
"No hands" has block (with what?). Dodge? sure, block? bloody no.
If you lost your hand you could still wrap & push with your ‘stumps’ But catching balls without fingers is hard