ever leave for months and then come back?

[Nofx Profile]

Originally posted by SavageParrot
I remember when there were quick airstrikes and more panzers. You wouldn't have wanted to be on the allies. It was a joke...

Yea, I remember the time where running the docs was a rare event, and a great accomplishment. Back when one of the most fun games were on a stacked allied team, and even then the chance of running docs was less than 50%. Now, every noob and their mother is able to run the docs.

[Rand0m Profile]

Originally posted by Nofx
Yea, I remember the time where running the docs was a rare event, and a great accomplishment. Back when one of the most fun games were on a stacked allied team, and even then the chance of running docs was less than 50%. Now, every noob and their mother is able to run the docs.

[Namloot Profile Website]

Originally posted by Nofx
Yea, I remember the time where running the docs was a rare event, and a great accomplishment. Back when one of the most fun games were on a stacked allied team, and even then the chance of running docs was less than 50%. Now, every noob and their mother is able to run the docs.

Well, it's like everything else, timing is important.

Sometimes, the skill of the doc runner makes all the difference. A "lesser" player/runner would never even come close to winning.

Sometimes, it's luck. You can pick the docs up from the war room table and win, without seeing an Axis player. A noob could do that (as long as they know which way to go).

If you are on a team that is owning the Axis, it's much easier (duh); Teamwork is important.