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Best Sparrer?
I was going through some old forum threads and I saw a lot of these.
http://forums.graalonline.com/forums...ad.php?t=12705 http://forums.graal2001.com/forums/s...d.php?p=847312 Who do you think is the best sparrer currently playing, or recently removed from the graal scene? |
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will
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andy it's not april 1st
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Ares or Brett
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wandaman
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probably Ares. I've probably only hit him like 5 times in my life
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One question nobody brought up is how would you define the best sparrer?
There is somewhat of a difference between who wins the most, who is the hardest to beat, or who has the greatest technique etc. Without naming any names, sometimes there are people I can have little success against when attempting my normal style, but then can enjoy a good amount of success against when trying a completely different style, sometimes even the conventional "noob rush" style. Then ofcourse half of sparring is adjusting to lag pattern which varies from person to person, and can seem like both an advantage and a disadvantage. Some times you can have a vicious triangle where one person keeps beating a second person, a third person keeps beating the first person, the second person keeps beating the third person etc. |
Ares or Warhawk.
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For what it's worth, on the 2 occasions I won Classic's monthly I didn't really enjoy it so much as I felt I'd sparred very defensively, when most of the time I prefer to try and pick my opponent apart. I think it's fair to say there are a lot more defensive sparrers who are "hard to beat" than sparrers with good attacking timing and instinct. |
very easy to say that the best sparrers are in US so call it a day boys - cronhawk
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kevin azite
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Tortoise
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Have a tournament on each server and then a final bracket.
Essence would end up representing GK! |
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Trip
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Tortoise won the last Graalympics one I think...
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tortoise won the first fake one and came in second in the other. in the real one he didnt make top 3. |
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Perhaps we could have another tournament?
Yet, instead of it being solely on winning you get points for certain things. Like, for every win you get 3 points. Loss no points. Tie 1 point. That would make up half of your points, the other half of your points would be comprised of the health you have left. So lets say you won with 3.5 hearts left. You should be given 3.5 points. So on and so on for every spar (win obviously), and every participant is guaranteed 10 spars. Then at the end, all the points are totaled and you have the best sparrer. The health point system most practical use is to prevent ties, and give players perspective on how good they actually are. Also, if you are guaranteed 10 spars (not a 1 and done tournament) then players can relax and know that they can lose one spar and still be in the running. Of course the matches would be randomized so it isn't always good sparrers versus bad or the reverse. |
Still wouldn't grant you the best sparrer. Someone might go a perfect 10 for 10 but finish all matches with 1 heart left, where as someone could go 6 for 10 but get through most of their wins unscathed. The 2nd sparrer would win on points although I would think the 1st guy better having won all their fights.
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Unixmad, no skills needed. Only the power to shut down graal when low on health. He can never lose!
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He'd have to play to get low on health.
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Sparring on Graal is rock-paper-scissors. It's impossible to entitle someone as the 'best'.
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warhawk is up there.
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The complexity of sparring does change over larger numbers of spars, if there was ever some form of Graalympics again I'd like to see both a knockout tournament and a league setup. |
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just because someone is good at running and playing "defense" doesn't mean they'll outlast or do any better than someone specialized in offense. |
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