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Best sheep tag strategy
DIR By: jdawg
Date: June 15, 2015, 10:38 pm
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alright so in my opinion the best sheep tag strategy for 5v5 is
a harrasser/bridger, a solo masser and 3 team massing massing in
a spiral kind of direction around the middle
so basically your best rter / masser usually one means the other
but anyways you have 3 sheep massing 2 in the lead massing
infront of the other 3 getting a specific perimeter under
control for other sheep to mass around 1 in the back the other 3
sheep are massing by each other following the first sheep in a
coordinated manner. the last sheep is staying by the solo masser
to make sure he stays connected because he will be doing risky
massing. this sheep has to be very map aware to make sure all
sheeps are connected and to make sure you're placing farms
correctly to keep the solo masser connected. and if you need
more than 1 sheep to get a sheep out of isolation the
harrasser/rter harrasses the wolves with his rt as safe as
possible while the other sheep bridges. now the first sheep has
to be the fastest massing sheep cause he has to stay infront of
all the other sheep and has to get a certain perimeter for the
other sheep to mass in and constantly is massing in available
areas that don't lead to sheep to getting isolated in a corner.
for example if the player started out green they'd mass from
their spawn point to the trees to the right to get a perimeter
isolating the wolves from your sheep to either mass down and
left or up and left and continues to find these areas where it
cuts wolves off from surrounding too easily. the solo massing
sheep upfront has to know where to guide the other sheep. also
he can be isolated if the wolves aren't focused on him and just
go corner mass and eventually connect the other sheep to his
mass.
imo the benefit over 5 sheep filling all the roles and massing
together as a team is this: you're trying to put the focus on
only 2 sheep to keep the wolves attention. the solo masser and
the rt'er they're playing some what risky compared to the
others. And you're putting specific roles on sheep so you're
making sure the sheep with the certain skill set is doing what
his skill set provides. if you have 2 main sheep with the wolves
attention and they're constantly being targeted by the wolves
the other sheep can just mass and make a solid base. and part of
the strat is ideally if one of the sheep dies you only lose 1
more at the most. like i said before you're keeping wolf focus
on solo masser and rt'er so if solo masser dies his mass is not
as much of the bulk as the 3 team massers and the rt'er is just
filling in spots to keep the solo masser connected, the rt'er
will most likely be connected enough if he's smart to the other
sheeps mass if the solo masser dies. if the rt'er dies he's
keeping the solo masser masser connected so there's a likely
chance the solo masser will then be isolated and might die. if
the rt'er dies the other 3 sheep rush to bridge the solo masser
he's priority in this strat. like i said this strat is designed
to keep focus on 2 sheep and if they don't focus them the solo
masser will just go to town and rt'er can just make sure the
sheep they're focusing on is connected... he has to be really
map aware.
now where 5 sheep mass together they have random roles so lets
say someone gets disconnected and the closest sheep to him is
your worst rt'er and isn't good in high risk intense situations.
he might screw up and die while trying to bridge or just might
take too long to bridge. yeah you could have all 4 other sheep
come help bridge but what could turn out in that is the wolves
play well and isolate a good number of sheep if they seperated 3
sheep from the main mass they tried to help atleast 2 of them
will die. and their masses are coordinated but random so if they
killed one sheep he could have had everyone connected to go up
and left if they were on the bot left side so all the wolves
would have to do is cut right and bam you're in a corner. the
point of wanting the wolves to try and kill your lead masser is
his mass is ideally supposed to be infront of all the other
sheeps mass so all the other sheep can just form in and fill in
the blanks. and the rt'er is making sure to harrass the wolves
trying to kill him and keep him bridged. the flaw in this strat
is you have to have 2 very skilled sheep xD.
wolf strategy:
wolves work in pairs 2 and 2 and 1 to auto the sheep he's the
goalie xD. the pair of wolves are both taking a certain side and
cutting and ideally forcing the sheep towards the goalie. the
goalie wants to always be where the sheeps massing path or
escape path is, and always stays infront of the path where
majority of sheep are going. if a sheep dies and wolf goes mid
you always will have 2 wolves focusing on forcing sheep into
corner while the other wolf works on cutting through sheeps
escape routes. and the goalie is doing his thing always be
infront of where the sheeps massing path is unless it's towards
the corner.
post your strategyxD sorry mines so long
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