Lethality Vs. Green Dragons

September 26, 201015 yr

vs

GD approached us for a 1 week prep war, with these rules.

Sat. the 25th at 6pm est
turrets 30 min cwri
binds/melee/ranged
sniper off
dg on
corr off
ml only
rings on
w 120
north spawn attacks

Starting:

Lethality:15

Green Dragons:20

Lethality Peak:17

Green Dragons Peak:22

Summary:

Well Gd was in the lead by 2-3 the whole war while we where trying to catch up. Our binds where great but the number difference prevented us from getting a lead. Close to the end, thanks for great tanks and good transitions, We Came back from a couple down and finished winning by 4 kills. Thanks for the fun fight GD :)

Ending:

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Video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CJi2VVi_ezM

September 26, 201015 yr

Heard Mikey got k0ed.

Good Job Lethality.

Brian ftw :3.

Recruit me pl0x?

September 26, 201015 yr

After looking at GD's memberlist a few days ago, I was convinced that this was a war that we were going to win, rain or shine. It might have rained a little today, but as multi-style Turrets run-ins are familiar ground for me, I came into this war confident that we could pull through. GD outleveled and outpulled us with 20, but one person dc'ed after the timer ran down to give us the first "kill" of the match. GD attacked us on sight, and we got a load screen and were unable to get a first pile. It took a bit of time to re-orient our pile and chase down their pile (which had been tanked far north). While we claimed a lead in the beginning even with this setback, we gave up the lead when several members got KO'ed, which GD managed to hold for the most of the round. Despite many of our members getting KO'ed, we looked for opportunities to transition and managed to keep their lead to a meager 2, even though at one point the number differential was as large as 13-22. With 3 minutes left in the match, we began turning things around. After being dragged across the entire map by me and Bravehero, we still had a contiguous pile gathered around center line while their pile trickled in from the south. With 1 minute left and 1 kill behind, we all buffered while our tank brought their pile through ours. In a feverish 30 seconds, we KO'ed 4 people in a row and bailed south for the remaining seconds on the clock, securing one of the most difficult but also most rewarding victories thus far.

Outgunned, but never out classed, ladies and gentlemen.

Proud Silent Ember Advisor

UBH Member | Lethality Leader

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