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#6699
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That's why I'm waiting for a reply. With double move, he'll 100% catch up to you, and a pegasus can hardly survive that.

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#6700
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With a double turn, I'd barely survive. Maybe on the first turn I shouldn't have flown so far.


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With a double turn, I'd barely survive. Maybe on the first turn I shouldn't have flown so far.

Are you underestimating your evasion? In 9 or 12 attacks, I couldn't land a single hit.

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Maybe we should have gone up top. The problem is that Lorican and Whitecam are up there on the right with their bows. Then there's Anastasia's no-man's-land zone covering the whole field. And that bastard on the wyvern. By the original plan, we had a relatively safe corner, and Lester would have taken down Whitecalm. But Swordgard plus that damn Arandor random messed up our plans.

The other issue is that from the center position, Ferlutz could basically fly anywhere. Maybe if we'd stuck together as one stack, it would have helped against him, but I was too afraid of the pumpkins hitting a formation like that. We'll do what we can. I thought the plan with our pumpkins would work better. I didn't account for Bigchad dropping an OD on that (which is a reasonable move, all things considered).

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Happy Life
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With a double turn, I'll barely survive. Maybe on the first turn I shouldn't have flown that far.

Aren't you underestimating your evasion? I couldn't land a single hit in 9 or 12 attacks.

with his sword he's got around 110% hit chance and nearly 50 crit, it's rough


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Maybe we should have gone to the top. The problem is that on the right there are Lorican and Whitecam, who have bows. Then there's Anastasia's zone of control, covering the entire field. And that bastard on the wyvern. According to the original plan, we had a relatively safe corner, and Lester would take out Whitecalm. But Swordgard + that fucking Arandor random messed up our plans.

Another problem is that from the central position, Ferlyuts could fly practically anywhere. Maybe if we had stood in one group, it would have helped against him, but I was too afraid of pumpkins hitting such a formation. We'll do what we can. I also thought the plan with our pumpkins would be more successful. I didn't account for Bigchad using OD on it (which is, generally speaking, a reasonable move).

I'm starting to think that killing Chokopai with Pumpkin Raff was a bad idea.

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Neiko
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Perhaps we should have gone upstairs. The problem is that on the right there are Lorican and Whitecam, who have bows. Then there's Anastasia's zone of denial, covering the entire field. And that bastard on the wyvern. According to the original plan, we had a relatively safe corner, and Lester would take out Whitecalm. But Swordgard + that fucking Arandor random messed up our plans.

Another problem is that from the central position, Ferlyuts could fly practically anywhere. Maybe if we had stuck together as one group, it would have helped against him, but I was too afraid of pumpkins hitting such a formation. We'll do what we can. I also thought the plan with our pumpkins would be more successful. I didn't account for Bigchad using OD on it (which is, generally speaking, a reasonable move).

I'm starting to think that killing Chocopai the Pumpkin Raff was a bad idea.

Hard to say. She would have done the same thing I planned with Galahaldron, but many times more successfully. Yashchur rightly took her out, because I planned to literally cover the entire field with pumpkins. It's just too good a thing for such group battles, you know. Besides... realistically, Stef would have been one of her priority targets, since out of Albus's group, only the combo of the victim + the prince pose a threat to her.

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The hand seizes the weapon in a reverse grip, cold and bloodshot eyes behind a deathly mask continue methodically scanning each fighter.

I'm starting to figure out why Lester misses so often...

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#6707
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Neiko
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Perhaps we should have gone up. The problem is that on the right there are Lorican and Whitecalm with bows. Then there's Anastasia's zone of exclusion, covering the whole field. And that bastard on the wyvern. According to the original plan, we had a relatively safe corner, and Lester would take down Whitecalm. But Swordguard + fucking Arandor random messed up our plans.

The problem is also that from the central position Ferlutz could fly almost anywhere. Maybe if we had stuck together as one stack, it would have helped against him, but I was too afraid of pumpkins in that formation. We'll do what we can. I thought the plan with our pumpkins would be more successful. I didn't account for Bigchad using OD on that (which is, overall, a reasonable move).

I'm starting to think that killing Chokopai Pumpkin Raff was a bad idea.

I can tell you in secret that her death would only threaten Heroist in one case: if you all rushed in as a crowd and killed Drozzdrang. And only if the paralysis from the pumpkin procced. She's a loner and sharply "tipping" the balance of power in Albus's favor is not in her interest. At worst, she could have killed a pegasus, thereby aggroing Ferlutz onto herself. But, as they say, fear has big eyes...

Ничто не возникает из ничего и ничто не пропадает бесследно.
Если где-то чего-то убудет, то в другом месте добавится.

(Закон сохранения).

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The hand grips the weapon with a reverse hold, cold and bloodshot eyes behind a deathly mask continue to methodically scan each fighter.

I'm starting to figure out why Lester misses so often...

Why?

My sword, my trusted ally, unphased by my aspect.
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#6709
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In any case, let's consider this battle a warm-up. We haven't had anything quite like this format in our games yet.

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Happy Life
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The hand seizes the weapon with a reverse grip, the chilled, bloodshot eyes behind the deathly mask continue methodically scanning each fighter.

I'm starting to guess why Lester misses so often...

Why?

Because a reverse grip is only used against prone opponents. Otherwise, you lose all the advantages of your weapon and get in return something you'll still have to try hard to land a hit with.

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The hand re-grips the weapon with a reverse grip, the chilled, bloodshot eyes behind the deathly mask continue methodically scanning each fighter.

I'm starting to figure out why Lester misses so often...

Why?

Because a reverse grip is only used against prone opponents. Otherwise, you lose all the advantages of your weapon and get something you'll still have to work hard to land a hit with.

Well, I don't have that much real-life experience in knife fighting, to be honest. Let's just say the strongest character gives the opponents a head start to even the odds a bit.

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Lizard correctly took him out, since I was planning to literally cover the entire field with pumpkins

Well, there weren't many options for milady "walking chain reaction" there anyway. Nelia was under defensive stance, so grandpa ended up caught in the crossfire... And then it just went down the chain. Whoever was in range got hit by the "hot hand"...

Ничто не возникает из ничего и ничто не пропадает бесследно.
Если где-то чего-то убудет, то в другом месте добавится.

(Закон сохранения).