Originally posted by Goth
- You will be joining an unorganized country of whiners where everyone is a general and no one wants to follow.
- Tactically, the rooks make some of the poorest decisions I have ever seen.
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That's a pretty accurate description of the Rooks last night. We had the advantage in numbers, Bish were down to just 3 fields, Knits had 6 less than Rooks. What happened? Bish held on, Rooks attacked every field with no more than four aircraft, meanwhile Knits rolled up Rooks in North, cause nearly everyone was down South. Rooks offered a good imitation of a fire drill in an ant hill. Bish tried NOE attack on A16 in the south. Despite having well over 100 players in the south, many just 5 minutes away, just two responded to repeated calls to save A16. So, my Squad went over, and along with the two Rooks who rushed there, saved the base. It seemed to me that the Rooks were mind-locked last night, unable to adapt to changing circumstances. This and the inability (or unwilligness) to organize cost them the opportunity for the reset.
Kudos to the Bishops for their dogged determination not to lose. Likewise, the Knits did well by exploiting the Rook's single-mindedness.
My regards,
Widewing