I just wanted to post credit where I feel it's due.

Today, I hosted an online match of Forts (play for points) in which I selected the teams at random using my trusty gaming dice. Since there were only three players, I ended up on a fort by myself while the randomly-selected team of AsylumJim and an unnamed player both had two worms each as my opposition, resulting in a balanced 4-on-4 worms match. Unfortunately, his teammate left the match almost immediately after it began, leaving AsylumJim to play against me with a handicap of two worms against four.

Though he didn't win the match, he DID stay and fight strategically for the entire length of the game, which ultimately lasted three rounds. Because of this, AsylumJim has earned some well-deserved respect points from me.

I wish more people would come to terms with the fact that unfortunate handicap matches are inevitably a common part of Worms online. They aren't a reason to quit, but instead an opportunity to show what you're made of.

Very good game, AsylumJim. =)

-- Zero

PS: Even though I had an obvious advantage, he still wasn't easy to defeat.

Well, thanks for comments.
... True I had a teammate that quit after like 2 turns into a 3 round Fort game(which I was kinda glad he did since he was only attacking me anyway,) but even if it was 4 on 4 I had nothing on your fort skills and you would have won the match anyway.

-and btw, great flag.

wow i wish i could of got some of that action

if u guys ar up for it, i was thinking maybe we could get together and do a threeway some time? ;)

if u guys ar up for it, i was thinking maybe we could get together and do a threeway some time? ;)

I really hope you're referring to the game. Heh. :confused:

Everyone is more than welcome to compete with me. I am always looking for friendly competition. The only condition I require is that you not be a quitter, as my completion percentage had already taken an unwilling beating this week.

My in-game name is ZeroNaki

-- Zero