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Post by Deleted on Aug 11, 2017 8:44:52 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. This is what I do... |
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Post by Deleted on Aug 11, 2017 8:48:46 GMT -5
I personally always use the choice charts as they are a factor in determining a wrestler' s card strength and provide an embattled opponent on defense another chance for a reversal and thus has often led to even better matches for me. In cases where a move on the choice chart does not fit the wrestler, I still use the choice chart but just imagine that they are using (rolling for) the move listed on their card next to that choice chart letter. Exactly! |
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Post by Swarm on Aug 11, 2017 8:53:58 GMT -5
www.gofightpow.com is a great game for COTG fans who find things like the choice charts, (c) option too complicated for them. It's basically a COTG kids game with everything stripped down to one level using only -3 level moves, but a lot of adults plat it too. My 3 year olds love it. Was that a sly dig or a valid suggestion, or both?! I don't think anyone has suggested that the choice charts are too complicated for them, more voicing their preferences on how they use them. Still, decent suggestion. I've not played GFP! but I am sure it is a lot of fun. GFP promotes itself as a child's version of COTG: "Go. Fight. Pow! was formed when my 7 year old daughter couldn't quite grasp the rules of another battling card/dice game. She kept doing things her own way." If this is you, GO (FIGHT! POW!) for it! My 3 year olds love their GFP fed. |
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Post by joebreakdown on Aug 11, 2017 8:57:38 GMT -5
Was that a sly dig or a valid suggestion, or both?! I don't think anyone has suggested that the choice charts are too complicated for them, more voicing their preferences on how they use them. Still, decent suggestion. I've not played GFP! but I am sure it is a lot of fun. GFP promotes itself as a child's version of COTG: "Go. Fight. Pow! was formed when my 7 year old daughter couldn't quite grasp the rules of another battling card/dice game. She kept doing things her own way." If this is you, GO (FIGHT! POW!) for it! My 3 year olds love their GFP fed. I am impressed by any 3 year old who plays such a game. Very cool. |
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Post by Swarm on Aug 11, 2017 8:59:05 GMT -5
I personally always use the choice charts as they are a factor in determining a wrestler' s card strength and provide an embattled opponent on defense another chance for a reversal and thus has often led to even better matches for me. In cases where a move on the choice chart does not fit the wrestler, I still use the choice chart but just imagine that they are using (rolling for) the move listed on their card next to that choice chart letter. Some fans like everything about the game, some fans prefer story story telling and posting feds more than the actual game play, and some just play and never post feds. What we all have in common is that we love the game. I'm with you though, firmly loving the game play as much as the storylines. |
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Post by Swarm on Aug 11, 2017 9:02:00 GMT -5
GFP promotes itself as a child's version of COTG: "Go. Fight. Pow! was formed when my 7 year old daughter couldn't quite grasp the rules of another battling card/dice game. She kept doing things her own way." If this is you, GO (FIGHT! POW!) for it! My 3 year olds love their GFP fed. I am impressed by any 3 year old who plays such a game. Very cool. Well, they're almost 4. |
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Post by joebreakdown on Aug 11, 2017 9:03:46 GMT -5
I personally always use the choice charts as they are a factor in determining a wrestler' s card strength and provide an embattled opponent on defense another chance for a reversal and thus has often led to even better matches for me. In cases where a move on the choice chart does not fit the wrestler, I still use the choice chart but just imagine that they are using (rolling for) the move listed on their card next to that choice chart letter. Some fans like everything about the game, some fans prefer story story telling and posting feds more than the actual game play, and some just play and never post feds. What we all have in common is that we live the game. I'm with you though, firmly loving the game play as much as the stories. Would love to be able to write up everything I role, but I genuinely do get excited about rolling out matches and often start my day by thinking about potential match-ups while having a shower. In it for life now. |
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Post by joebreakdown on Aug 11, 2017 9:04:53 GMT -5
So when they're five, they'll be running their own COTG fed, surely?! |
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Post by Swarm on Aug 11, 2017 9:08:36 GMT -5
So when they're five, they'll be running their own COTG fed, surely?! They have COTG feds now (my daughter uses the female wrestlers). They use the basic rules (no CH charts). |
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Post by Swarm on Aug 11, 2017 9:12:00 GMT -5
Some fans like everything about the game, some fans prefer story story telling and posting feds more than the actual game play, and some just play and never post feds. What we all have in common is that we live the game. I'm with you though, firmly loving the game play as much as the stories. Would love to be able to write up everything I role, but I genuinely do get excited about rolling out matches and often start my day by thinking about potential match-ups while having a shower. In it for life now. I'm in a similar boat. Just playing like crazy. Already 30 cards into 2133. Maximizing my game time. |
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