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Post by markyhitch on Nov 1, 2016 10:49:15 GMT -5
For example, if I get "out of the ring (c)", I have a choice of either rolling on the out of the ring chart or dropping a level, right?
Just curious to know how you make the choice.
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Post by aceldamas on Nov 1, 2016 11:30:40 GMT -5
Depends on the match and the wrestler.
If it makes sense for that wrestler to take it outside against that opponent and it serves the match, then I'll do it. And I usually won't have a wrestle with a RING-C try to fight a guy with RING-A unless he's desperate.
I just try to be true to the situation. Johnny Saint wouldn't start a brawl on the floor with SD Jones for no reason. Whereas the Sheik will do it almost every time.
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Post by JJ_Strife on Nov 1, 2016 12:43:35 GMT -5
It really comes down, to me, to whether I want to keep the offense going, or if I want to take the chance with the opponent getting the advantage by rolling on the chart. Also I want to keep it varied as well, so I'l go to the chart if I haven't for a while.
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Post by TTX on Nov 1, 2016 13:28:03 GMT -5
it varies. usually I'll go with what makes more sense (barring using someone like Mutant) but sometimes when I get frustrated about a match not ending, I use the charts each time.
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Post by Bazzy on Nov 2, 2016 2:58:24 GMT -5
I roll Out the ring EVERYTIME
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Post by natureboi on Nov 2, 2016 4:16:24 GMT -5
When I play Legends, I treat the matches playing out as worked performances rather than as genuine athletic competition. When confronted with any choice situation, the question is which choice would improve the quality of the match or advance the story I'm trying to tell. In an actual competition, you might not want to throw an opponent with an A ring rating out of the ring because the possibility he could turn the tables is too high. In a work, that's exactly what you might want to do to shift the momentum of the match.
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Post by Tournament Master on Nov 2, 2016 9:27:01 GMT -5
When I play Legends, I treat the matches playing out as worked performances rather than as genuine athletic competition. When confronted with any choice situation, the question is which choice would improve the quality of the match or advance the story I'm trying to tell. In an actual competition, you might not want to throw an opponent with an A ring rating out of the ring because the possibility he could turn the tables is too high. In a work, that's exactly what you might want to do to shift the momentum of the match. ITS STILL REAL TO ME DAMN IT! |
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Post by executioner on Nov 2, 2016 10:26:31 GMT -5
Depends on the match and the wrestler. If it makes sense for that wrestler to take it outside against that opponent and it serves the match, then I'll do it. And I usually won't have a wrestle with a RING-C try to fight a guy with RING-A unless he's desperate. I just try to be true to the situation. Johnny Saint wouldn't start a brawl on the floor with SD Jones for no reason. Whereas the Sheik will do it almost every time. I follow this strategy as well. |
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Post by Swarm on Apr 24, 2017 8:50:09 GMT -5
The majority of FG cards are carefully designed with (c) being strategically placed. I always roll up to L1O on a (c) when a guy has a -3 move, or roll up to L20 when a guy has a few -3 moves. Can really make or a break a guy.
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Post by lucifer on Apr 26, 2017 10:30:25 GMT -5
Unless it's a "specialty" match, I'll re-roll at the SAME level of offense. If I roll the (c) again, guy gets tossed out of the ring. Don't like using the out of the ring chart so frequently, as it tends to raise the number of disqualifications, etc.
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