I'll have to say that you were hands down the most intimidating team of this event. Mainly because as long as you kept your formations, you simply pushed on like a steamroller.
Also, amassing 41 people to participate in a fairly obscure event
abroad is something I have to tip my hat of for. It spells dedication if anything does.
I do however have two complaints to make. From what I've understood, the Estonian way of signaling one's death is to get down on your knees and cover your head. I understand that this reaction might come as a spine reflex to you, but on a few occasions it caused some dangerous situations as people could have stumbled on you or continued beating you when you weren't expecting it.
Another one is that some of you didn't seem to count hits. I'm not sure whether this was because of all the armour (where do you guys get all that stuff from, seriously?
) or that from what I've understood you guys are used to having more hit points to boot with, but it sometimes caused a few strange situations where people who should have been dead a while ago simply marched on until someone told them they were already dead.
If you get those two things sorted out and brush up a bit of pole weapons, I sincerely fear you guys will be unstoppable.
We were just wondering whether you were on the verge of heatstroke in your black armours.
