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Re: Companion Cup VI - The glistening of spears

Posted: Wed Mar 27, 2013 10:35 pm
by ericdoman1
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARGH

No prob really TGM as someone else will be taking over very very soon LOL

Re: Companion Cup VI - The glistening of spears

Posted: Thu Mar 28, 2013 4:14 am
by pantherboy
The Egyptians scrapped their quality command structure after the first round for raw numbers which allowed them to attrition the Athenians to death.

Egypt 68/84
Athens 81/68

Re: Companion Cup VI - The glistening of spears

Posted: Thu Mar 28, 2013 10:35 pm
by claymore58
The NA Carthage vs ROTW Athens battle is under way. A nice open field for the Poniii Chariots to gallop about, but not much happening as of turn 2

Re: Companion Cup VI - The glistening of spears

Posted: Thu Mar 28, 2013 11:46 pm
by iversonjm
rexhurley wrote:
I got spanked by iverson i'll leave him to post the boast and result
Here is the result: Egypt(NA) 32/78 Syracuse (ROTW) 77/69

And here is the boast: Yeah! I actually finished a game! Go me! (Actually the only thing I can take credit for is the foresight to deploy the Egyptian defensive spears behind a hidden field of anti-personnel mines. The poor Athenians never realized what happened until their entire front line disordered on impact.)

Meanwhile, my round one game creeps into turn 20, with Maharg 11 away from break. Almost there...stay on target...stay on target...

Re: Companion Cup VI - The glistening of spears

Posted: Fri Mar 29, 2013 1:06 pm
by rexhurley
iversonjm wrote:
rexhurley wrote:
I got spanked by iverson i'll leave him to post the boast and result
Here is the result: Egypt(NA) 32/78 Syracuse (ROTW) 77/69

And here is the boast: Yeah! I actually finished a game! Go me! (Actually the only thing I can take credit for is the foresight to deploy the Egyptian defensive spears behind a hidden field of anti-personnel mines. The poor Athenians never realized what happened until their entire front line disordered on impact.)

Meanwhile, my round one game creeps into turn 20, with Maharg 11 away from break. Almost there...stay on target...stay on target...
well we did actually and we chose to drive home rather than sit behind our skirmishers and kiss our butts, if you really wanted we could both be blinking at each other still and waiting for something to happen but that isnt my style I would rather push and loose in style than grind out a mindless draw

Re: Companion Cup VI - The glistening of spears

Posted: Fri Mar 29, 2013 1:28 pm
by macsen
TheGrayMouser wrote:Anyone heard from Macsen? No responce from him yet to my challenge and I fear for his(and my) wellbeing if Eric gets word we havnt started yet :)
Don't worry, I'm back now and will start later today and have four free days when we can bash one another silly.

Re: Companion Cup VI - The glistening of spears

Posted: Fri Mar 29, 2013 2:14 pm
by iversonjm
rexhurley wrote:
well we did actually and we chose to drive home rather than sit behind our skirmishers and kiss our butts, if you really wanted we could both be blinking at each other still and waiting for something to happen but that isnt my style I would rather push and loose in style than grind out a mindless draw
True, although there was nothing inherently disadvantageous in your decision to charge home at that point, as we basically had two solid lines facing each other. It was your hideous die rolling at impact that did you in.

Re: Companion Cup VI - The glistening of spears

Posted: Fri Mar 29, 2013 8:30 pm
by rexhurley
iversonjm wrote:
rexhurley wrote:

True, although there was nothing inherently disadvantageous in your decision to charge home at that point, as we basically had two solid lines facing each other. It was your hideous die rolling at impact that did you in.
Ah the tabletop follows me to digital.....honestly its not a game of dice....grr right :evil:

Re: Companion Cup VI - The glistening of spears

Posted: Sat Mar 30, 2013 12:31 am
by claymore58
rexhurley wrote:
iversonjm wrote:
rexhurley wrote:

True, although there was nothing inherently disadvantageous in your decision to charge home at that point, as we basically had two solid lines facing each other. It was your hideous die rolling at impact that did you in.
Ah the tabletop follows me to digital.....honestly its not a game of dice....grr right :evil:
In FOG "Fortune does not always favour the brave". More like "God is on the side of the big dice" :lol:

Re: Companion Cup VI - The glistening of spears

Posted: Sat Mar 30, 2013 9:02 pm
by iversonjm
It finally ends on turn 21:

NA Iversonjm (Egyptians) 48/78 v. UK Maharg25 (Athenians) 74/74

The Athenians were finally brought to bay, but did some damage before they went down.

Re: Companion Cup VI - The glistening of spears

Posted: Sun Mar 31, 2013 11:42 am
by hidde
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Re: Companion Cup VI - The glistening of spears

Posted: Mon Apr 01, 2013 7:21 am
by claymore58
claymore wrote:The NA Carthage vs ROTW Athens battle is under way. A nice open field for the Poniii Chariots to gallop about, but not much happening as of turn 2
Turn 4 and battle is joined - sort of. I charged and caught a couple of LF. But now tangled with 3 Hvy Chariots. So may have not been the best move :?

Re: Companion Cup VI - The glistening of spears

Posted: Mon Apr 01, 2013 7:25 am
by claymore58
Has anyone noticed that Egypt always wins?

Re: Companion Cup VI - The glistening of spears

Posted: Mon Apr 01, 2013 9:36 am
by ianiow
claymore wrote:Has anyone noticed that Egypt always wins?
Maybe Pantherboy could loan you his Egyptian in Round 3 if you ask him nicely? :wink:

Morbio's Athenians have slaughtered mine and Eric's Egyptians in teamUK's practice games, so it can be done!

Re: Companion Cup VI - The glistening of spears

Posted: Mon Apr 01, 2013 11:18 pm
by Morbio
ianiow wrote:
claymore wrote:Has anyone noticed that Egypt always wins?
Maybe Pantherboy could loan you his Egyptian in Round 3 if you ask him nicely? :wink:

Morbio's Athenians have slaughtered mine and Eric's Egyptians in teamUK's practice games, so it can be done!
Err.. they were Syracusans, which were victorious against the Egyptians (I wouldn't class it as slaughtering), but I did lose to the Egyptians when it came to the real match... although I was somewhat hindered by the 'Open' (not) battlefield.

Re: Companion Cup VI - The glistening of spears

Posted: Tue Apr 02, 2013 9:40 am
by claymore58
ianiow wrote:
claymore wrote:Has anyone noticed that Egypt always wins?
Maybe Pantherboy could loan you his Egyptian in Round 3 if you ask him nicely? :wink:

Morbio's Athenians have slaughtered mine and Eric's Egyptians in teamUK's practice games, so it can be done!
But then I would have to "Walk like an Egyptian" :D http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walk_Like_an_Egyptian

Re: Companion Cup VI - The glistening of spears

Posted: Tue Apr 02, 2013 9:57 am
by ianiow
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Re: Companion Cup VI - The glistening of spears

Posted: Tue Apr 02, 2013 10:09 am
by claymore58
That's me!!

Re: Companion Cup VI - The glistening of spears

Posted: Tue Apr 02, 2013 8:18 pm
by ericdoman1
The Bangles! Loved the singer when I was younger

eric 20/59 (later Ach Persians) vs Aristides 71/59 (early carthaginians)

Re: Companion Cup VI - The glistening of spears

Posted: Thu Apr 04, 2013 10:21 am
by claymore58
claymore wrote:
claymore wrote:The NA Carthage vs ROTW Athens battle is under way. A nice open field for the Poniii Chariots to gallop about, but not much happening as of turn 2
Turn 4 and battle is joined - sort of. I charged and caught a couple of LF. But now tangled with 3 Hvy Chariots. So may have not been the best move :?
Turn 7 and few more Carthage Lights have been carted off the field. The Great Deeter now withdraws his 2 Hvy Char battle-groups.