@@kristofferlindman2668 thank you for watching! I find these masters games have been even better than my normal tournament games. The opponents will not let mistakes go unpunished, and looking back at this game in particular I did not play well enough to win.
Mistakes happen even to the best players, you're not infallible, don't beat yourself too hard. And I'm sure he made a few mistakes too but yes it does hurts when you can see where it all crumbles.
@@NewbieDice you are absolutely right. I always try to play the best I can and often do make mistakes, but as we see here mistakes do not go unpunished at masters!
Good game and report! Thanks for putting this up!
Hell of a game! I look forward to watching the rest of your games from the Masters
@@ZenthaneX thanks! I appreciate you watching
I really liked Justin Robbins’s ogre list also. Really enjoyed watching you play on stream also.
@@Ryan-zp8ye I've always been a fan of giants, so I agree. Justin's ogres was probably my favorite ogre army from masters.
Great game and your analysis of the critical moments is excellent! As usual learning alot from your videos. Pls keep it up!
@@kristofferlindman2668 thank you for watching!
I find these masters games have been even better than my normal tournament games. The opponents will not let mistakes go unpunished, and looking back at this game in particular I did not play well enough to win.
Casting when hexed is such a ballsy move. Very ogres.
Mistakes happen even to the best players, you're not infallible, don't beat yourself too hard. And I'm sure he made a few mistakes too but yes it does hurts when you can see where it all crumbles.
@@NewbieDice you are absolutely right. I always try to play the best I can and often do make mistakes, but as we see here mistakes do not go unpunished at masters!
You can’t beat a game that is so close it comes down to one big dice roll.
@@keithlol it was epic! Close to the very end.
That ogre list is horrible. I guess thats masters.