TRiP vs DBC electric boogaloo rematch
Posted: Sat Jun 06, 2020 10:42 pm
Jules’s strategy will most likely be the same: “be a flailing ball of death and wait for the inevitable hit”. The problem is she’s gonna assume the hit is inevitable, which most likely is not the case.
Why? On paper, as everyone knows, I have a absurd drive advantage. In practice, I can avoid TRiP’s hammer with impunity. Even with my balls out aggressive strategy last time, I lasted 2:34. So really, there is no reason I can’t last the full 3 minutes with proper caution.
If I do, TRiP’s screwed. She can’t control the match, can’t get damage points if she doesn’t damage me, and flailing aggression isn’t as good as proper, controlled domination.
So, do my usual box rush (at 8 speed), go to full speed but instead of balls-out aggression, I’m going to do a cautious “hit and run” strategy. I’ll only approach at safe angles, and instead of full wedging, I’ll quickly ram and withdraw in order to minimize contact. It safely demonstrates aggression, and I’d argue it’s more effective than straight wedging.
So, this whole match, I’ll be strafing around, quickly ramming and withdrawing when needed. Again, I’ll demonstrate caution when needed. Balls-out aggression is not needed. And once again: if I’m cautious, it’s very unlikely that she can land a hit.
Gl Jules
Why? On paper, as everyone knows, I have a absurd drive advantage. In practice, I can avoid TRiP’s hammer with impunity. Even with my balls out aggressive strategy last time, I lasted 2:34. So really, there is no reason I can’t last the full 3 minutes with proper caution.
If I do, TRiP’s screwed. She can’t control the match, can’t get damage points if she doesn’t damage me, and flailing aggression isn’t as good as proper, controlled domination.
So, do my usual box rush (at 8 speed), go to full speed but instead of balls-out aggression, I’m going to do a cautious “hit and run” strategy. I’ll only approach at safe angles, and instead of full wedging, I’ll quickly ram and withdraw in order to minimize contact. It safely demonstrates aggression, and I’d argue it’s more effective than straight wedging.
So, this whole match, I’ll be strafing around, quickly ramming and withdrawing when needed. Again, I’ll demonstrate caution when needed. Balls-out aggression is not needed. And once again: if I’m cautious, it’s very unlikely that she can land a hit.
Gl Jules