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Match Request - 6TH RB vs. =(eGO)= Official Realism
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Scrim Sunday May 4th @ 8pm EDT
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Chuck - correct me if I'm wrong....this is a first come, first serve event. No signups are required.
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This is correct. If you are interested in playing please be in vent 10-15 minutes before the scrim starts.
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May the 4th be with you
Also, I think it will be 10v10, but if we have more than that, we can sub out at the end of round 1 to give others a chance to play. And Chuck, <cough>TeamSpeak, not Vent <cough>
You CAN go to vent, but you probably would be the only one therehahahahaha 'Red 5, standing by'
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Was a good match!
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Someone's gotta post the results of this battle if not screenshots
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No way eGO beat the 6th. Screenshots or it didn't happen!
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We didnt lose a single round in the first match, 3-0. Drhamham was cleaning up with the c96
Most importantly, they fought with honor and were fun to play against. There will be more of these. Their schedule is full through June, but there will be more. Also, if any of their teams cancel, I suggested that we could get some people together quickly if they needed us to. Thanks to all who showed up, thanks Chuck, and thanks to the 6th for hosting.
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The second match was quite fun (we played on a version of dod_forza, but I don't remember which). It was a lot closer than the 3-0 score suggests.
We defended as Axis in the first round, and used something of a back-defense strategy. The 6th attack was very cautious, but once they pushed to our second point we started to take casualties. They had a slight lead (5 survivors to 3, I think) with a minute or so left; however, their end-of-round push was a bit rushed. I think Dodgy and I were killing their last players as time ran out. If they had pushed at 1:00 instead of :30, they probably would have gotten us.
In the second round (where we attacked as Axis) we took some early losses but managed to even things out once we knew where they were. With a minute left, it was close; their last survivor took out Shy (or Dodgy?), but that revealed his position for Chuck to finish him off. We won that attack 1-0 or 2-0.
The third round was probably the only lopsided one; we defended as Allies. They sent a bunch via the riverbed/sewers; Shy (or someone else whose name starts with R or S) took out 3 or 4 there. Beret and Landshark did a good job of blunting their main-street push, but eventually fell. Their last two players split up - I finished one off as he dashed out of an archway, and the river watchers got the survivor who tried to flank us. It was a comfortable victory, but only because we kept enough people back to watch the river. If we'd tried a forward defense, they would have rolled us up.
As Q-tip said, they fought honorably and well - a very clean and enjoyable match all-around. They seemed especially patient when defending, and used shadows to their advantage.
We defended as Axis in the first round, and used something of a back-defense strategy. The 6th attack was very cautious, but once they pushed to our second point we started to take casualties. They had a slight lead (5 survivors to 3, I think) with a minute or so left; however, their end-of-round push was a bit rushed. I think Dodgy and I were killing their last players as time ran out. If they had pushed at 1:00 instead of :30, they probably would have gotten us.
In the second round (where we attacked as Axis) we took some early losses but managed to even things out once we knew where they were. With a minute left, it was close; their last survivor took out Shy (or Dodgy?), but that revealed his position for Chuck to finish him off. We won that attack 1-0 or 2-0.
The third round was probably the only lopsided one; we defended as Allies. They sent a bunch via the riverbed/sewers; Shy (or someone else whose name starts with R or S) took out 3 or 4 there. Beret and Landshark did a good job of blunting their main-street push, but eventually fell. Their last two players split up - I finished one off as he dashed out of an archway, and the river watchers got the survivor who tried to flank us. It was a comfortable victory, but only because we kept enough people back to watch the river. If we'd tried a forward defense, they would have rolled us up.
As Q-tip said, they fought honorably and well - a very clean and enjoyable match all-around. They seemed especially patient when defending, and used shadows to their advantage.
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