Frustration

Luger · Post by **Luger** » Thu Nov 04, 2004 3:30 pm

Do you guys really think that tactical fouling (one or two dirty players) can win the game for the Norse? Maybe i should try this out. But you guys are right, the only< thing they can do well is BLOCK, thats all. And they break easily........

Thanks for all the good tips.

gken1 · Post by **gken1** » Thu Nov 04, 2004 3:39 pm

if you got one or two dirty playerrs.....teams will have to play a little different too. ko's are all u need....just get the enemy off the pitch.

Piling On Mighty blow blitzers are also nice.

Tim · Post by **Tim** » Thu Nov 04, 2004 3:57 pm

Luger wrote:Do you guys really think that tactical fouling (one or two dirty players) can win the game for the Norse? Maybe i should try this out. But you guys are right, the only< thing they can do well is BLOCK, thats all. And they break easily........

Oh yes, ask your Commish Michael. He has seen my Norse in the BUBBLE tournament.

Another important concept is "block and not follow up", it's the equivalent to 2+ dodges with Wood Elf. And mastering frenzy is the key to playing Norse. Keep close to the sidezones, but the blitzers more to the middle of the pitch, so that they can threaten a frenzy all of the time. Control the clock, play slow when you outnumber your opponent, play quick when you start to lose the numbers.

The only problem with Norse is that they max out pretty early and really get into trouble around TR170-180.