Post by Dreadlife on Sept 6, 2005 11:19:07 GMT -5
If you have played BTB with me, you have probably heard me yell this a thousand times, "Get a strong line guys" or, "Hold the line."
You may have no idea what the hell I'm talking about, which is why I am making this post.
A fighting line is the positions you hold on the field. Lines can be strong or weak depending on how you support each other. For instance, a strong fighting line on Coag would be something like 2 players in the light side rocks, a Ghost patrolling the RL area of midfield, and 2 more player on the dark side ridge. All player can support each other and no enemy can get through unless we decide to let them or the send a lot of force, which leaves them weak on the back side.
I will be posting more on this later, but keep this in mind: holding a strong position and waiting for reinforcements to keep a good fighting line may be more important that taking advantage of what looks like a clean run on the enemy base. That way we can move in force and stay coordinated.
You may have no idea what the hell I'm talking about, which is why I am making this post.
A fighting line is the positions you hold on the field. Lines can be strong or weak depending on how you support each other. For instance, a strong fighting line on Coag would be something like 2 players in the light side rocks, a Ghost patrolling the RL area of midfield, and 2 more player on the dark side ridge. All player can support each other and no enemy can get through unless we decide to let them or the send a lot of force, which leaves them weak on the back side.
I will be posting more on this later, but keep this in mind: holding a strong position and waiting for reinforcements to keep a good fighting line may be more important that taking advantage of what looks like a clean run on the enemy base. That way we can move in force and stay coordinated.
