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Glad it helped!

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You're welcome! I'm glad they have been useful.

Yes, AG3 ones are a lot harder without backlining. A lot of people still backline though to protect their players. I do plan to do some more non-backlining ones...

@@runningdragon you don’t generally backline 8 of your 11 fielded players, i get it, you are showing a OTTD but shaven and any move 8 can go for it on an onside grab and OTTD. Keep up the vids!

I quite often see coaches backlining on turn 8 & 16, which is when you'd attempt a 1TTD. Also in BB3 infinite ladder, it is arguabley better to protect the team than win the game (especially when protecting randomly skilled players).

@@runningdragon I agree, i do often see backlining, especially in ladder. However, it WOULD be interesting to see some example setups of how to deal with other setups (like regular boat/anchor setups or chevrons for example) because they often make getting the blitz or necessary pushes more difficult)

Backlining is pretty standard even in tournament. No one wants to loose a player blitzed by a frenzy claw wolf.

Hi. I just start "Friendly hot seat matches" to try them.

Touchback was the middle column and doing a 2+ pass the right-hand column. (You don't need a pass if you get a touchback). I added the probably of getting a pow/defender stumbles to getting a push (as the former an extra roll prevents the dodge away). The 2d/2 syntax means "2 dice block with 2 successful outcomes). There used to be a bot that would accept syntax like that. I use www.bloodbowldave.com these days.

Hi! Yes, and you don't kill your player too on failure! :) It's even better now in BB2020 rules to Rush if you have more than one re-roll: 2+3+ is 55.6% success (0 re-rolls) 83.3% (1 re-roll) 86.4% 2 re-rolls vs 4+ is 50% success (0 re-rolls) 75% (1 re-roll) AND 2+2+4+ is 34.7% success (0 re-rolls) 63.7% (1 re-roll) 70.4% 2 re-rolls vs 5+ is 33.3% (0 re-rolls) 55.6% (1 re-roll) There is this website where you test various plays: www.bloodbowldave.com

There's a link in the description. It's pretty handy for practising chain pushes!

Thanks for our chat earlier! (This 1TTD was recommended super-grandmaster KFoged!)

Thanks for the comment! - That's a nice idea for this setup if you have a full team. I kept that saurus unmarked two squares below the ogre in case the Cameleon skink could not get to the square to fill it during a hand-off (so does a throw instead). The saurus could then move right 1 square (required for the first chain-push after the Blitz). I guess it should probably be moved two places to the left to help protect the Chamelion from a Blitz kick-off event...

Throwing is much easier, see the comment that got added to the video. The actual 6 push one-turn is insanely hard if you also have to throw, catch and dodge through a back-line. I did probabilities on the similar Chaos 1TTD video, which are around 0.03%!

For the sequence shown using bloodbowldave: 2D5;SH:U3,R2,2;C3;L4:2,2,3;D:4,D3,D3,D3 It gives: 0 re-rolls: 5.5% 1 re-rolls: 14.8% 2 re-rolls: 21.4% 3 re-rolls: 24.1% However, a throw of 6 would have given a 3+ landing instead of 4+. There are so many other factors that would also influence this. Some include: Positives Touchback so the Goblin gets the ball straight away Opponent player on the LoS getting stunned by a kick off event Quick Snap kick off event Negatives The Kick might make the hand off impossible, or may required extra Rushes. Perfect Defense kickoff event (players can be put in front of Troll and Goblin, with a better double screen covering the landing zone) Ball retriever, Troll or Goblin getting stunned by a kick off event Might get a Blizzard, or Rain weather event The landing scatter direction might involve a Rush by the Goblin. The opponent on the LoS having the Block or Stand Firm skills etc. I'll let someone else work out the grand total probability! 😀

@@runningdragon thats fantastic, I'm not too worried about integrating ALL the possibilitites. Thank you!

Amost certainly better odds to just set up for the Timeout kick-off event and go for a 2 turn. But if they haven’t backlined, there's always that chance of a touchback... Yes, good idea to do the beast first and then switch to pows for damage and spp if it goes stupid.

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Thanks for the comment! Hopefully some more coming soon...

Thanks for this comment! :)

It took 6 attempts to do it, but I was cheating with bad kicks to get a touchback... 😀

It was a standard hotseat game. There's a button at the bottom to toggle the tackle zones.

Hi. There's a link to the website I used in the description.

Yes. One way is that you can use a Wolf on the LoS to frenzy push into a hole. Then get 3 pushes on the other Wolf who will be your scorer. This wolf can then blitz through the back line (extra useful is there is a strength 2 on the back line). Even with an all strength 3 back line, you turn a 5+4+3+ dodge into a 5+ (pow) or a "3-4 (push),5+ (pow)" or a "3-4 (push),3-4 (push),3+ (dodge)".

Thank you! Cheers!

There's some more on the way! 😀

Hi, glad they are useful! The probability in the left column is just for the pushes, not the score. The middle column is the score with a touchback and the right-column the score for getting the ball to the ball carrier and scoring.

It's for the board game Blood Bowl by Games Workshop. A computer game version called Blood Bowl 2 is also available on steam, with Blood Bowl 3 coming out next year. Or did you mean the one turn technique was bad? 🤣

Approximately 3,720 to 1?

Once it 'clicks' (and it will), you'll never look back.

Better to set up for a one turn, and then adjust for riot? I did just this the other day, and did not adjust for riot, deciding to practice my one turn TD' instead. Bad choice.

@@moodymac Probably lots of gfis to adjust for the riot vs going for it outright? But perhaps better than a one turn attempt, depending on the defense...

@@runningdragon Both are long shots really, but a good easy kick return, then 4 pushes and then a pow, plus dodges and gfi's is really asking a lot compared to setting up for a fast drive on a riot. But what do I know, I'm an awful coach. Thanks for the videos though, they are really clear and precise.

Yes, good point at 4:30 you could fill 13F & 14E. Just a 3+2+ dodge and 2+ gfi then? They'd need 4 pushes and 11 players though. Also assumes you didn't have to run the Thrower into the backfield to throw the ball to the Gutter runner, for them to hand off. I've been using this one for a while now defending as Undead, getting just 3 pushes on a mummy is proving tricky! Some coaches have tried to go down the right, or just give up and setup for the Riot instead. When I have a moment, I am going to to a follow up on the going down the right technique.

You mean at 0:39? Nice spot, relies on doing a Rush by the Skaven thrower to fill Rank 13, column K (in my example anyway...). Also the gutter would need the movement to reach Rank 14, J. Worth doing if you have the movement, a Rush to save a Rush and the 3+ dodge. Would need to do the maths if multiple Rushes are required (especially if you lost the re-roll getting the initial pushes).

Thanks for your comments! I covered probabilities of scoring touchdowns with potential bonus pushes in some of my previous videos doing one turn touch down demos. In this one, I decided to keep it simple and just compare "like for like" assuming the 2nd push (or 3rd push in the hole technique) was a pow. Not ideal, as the extra push can avoid a nasty dodge in some of these examples... It has made me think that these setups needs names, like the boat, chevrons and cups for normal defenses... :)