05-18-2009, 06:36 PM
First: I never denied that people may attack in tandem, thereby 'teaming up' on someone else. To me, that doesn't really constitute much in the way of teamwork, but if you wish to call it that, fine.
but
Second: This round lends itself much more easily to individuals on each team 'teaming up', such that, if that is taken as a proper definition of a team game, this round is much more 'teamwork' oriented than the other, particularly due to the slow growth rate and the high allowance for attacking despite troop difference.
In the end, this is no football.
but
Second: This round lends itself much more easily to individuals on each team 'teaming up', such that, if that is taken as a proper definition of a team game, this round is much more 'teamwork' oriented than the other, particularly due to the slow growth rate and the high allowance for attacking despite troop difference.
In the end, this is no football.

