FCNB99 wrote:Thanks for the feedback. I normally use the gobbo most on offence due to his catch, dodge and stunty skills. Please elaborate on how to use a gobbo defensively with sidestep as I am not sure how effektive that is since most guys would get a 2D block against him and have block. He will be knocked over a lot of times and with his low AV will be phrone to injuries sooner rather than later..
I agree, i hardly ever use them on defense, unless i rolled a double for block early on them. Once you have block they are great defensive players. with blodge and sidestep they are a great stand-in-the-way against a lot of teams even with their ST2.
I have seen players that took sidestep anyway even without block (and later often diving tackle). It is risky, but it can work too, especially against block-less players. This tactic is of little use ofcourse if you are playing against hitting teams.
I have developed one of my gobbo's with 2 double to blodge-stripball
great for breaking cages and stuff
FCNB99 wrote:
I am still very much in doubt on wheather to choose Stand firm or movement as I can see the benefits from both. Would be nice to get a movement 7 player both on defence and offence but at the same time Stand firm is valuable because of the dodge, sideline moveability and just in general.
yeah,... just pick one, or roll a dice. I think they are equally good
Or,...if you like math, take the movement, because the chance of rolling movement is smaller then rolling another double.
as said, standfirm is more my thing though,
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