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attacks
Okay. So. The one thing I noticed was you responded well to my attack in how the horse seemed to move, where she seemed to go, but I think that's because I helped guide you as to what I was aiming for her to do and react like. She could have stepped out of the way at the last minute and actually put Rasta in this trap surrounded by the trees, but instead she took the hit and fell into the area.
And then, when you did your counter attack, you didn't specify which legs were raised up and where they were aiming etc. Fetlocks are on all four legs, so that doesn't narrow it down to front or back, and it says she raised her 'legs' so did she jump in the air? Because I didn't know it was a little hard to respond. I wrote it as if she had kicked out with her front legs, almost as if to chip at her shoulder/side as that's what would have been the closest to the mare at the time with Rasta starting to back up. I did give you a little lead-way, as I had Rasta trip on the branches on the ground and be hindered by her shoulder ramming into the mare. But you are still stuck in a pretty vulnerable position, locked up against a trio of trees that are kinda forming a slightly larger semi-circle.
Make sure when you write out your attacks you give some kind of direction as to what you mare expects to happen from it. Do they want blood to be drawn? Do they want to stun the opponent? Or do they simply want to break some bones and make someone die? Where exactly are they attacking, the left side of the horse or the right side of the horse? Remember that the horse is facing the opposite direction so their left is your right and their right is your left. Where are they moving? How far are they stepping off to the side?
All of these are important parts of the spar in general.
Okay. So. The one thing I noticed was you responded well to my attack in how the horse seemed to move, where she seemed to go, but I think that's because I helped guide you as to what I was aiming for her to do and react like. She could have stepped out of the way at the last minute and actually put Rasta in this trap surrounded by the trees, but instead she took the hit and fell into the area.
And then, when you did your counter attack, you didn't specify which legs were raised up and where they were aiming etc. Fetlocks are on all four legs, so that doesn't narrow it down to front or back, and it says she raised her 'legs' so did she jump in the air? Because I didn't know it was a little hard to respond. I wrote it as if she had kicked out with her front legs, almost as if to chip at her shoulder/side as that's what would have been the closest to the mare at the time with Rasta starting to back up. I did give you a little lead-way, as I had Rasta trip on the branches on the ground and be hindered by her shoulder ramming into the mare. But you are still stuck in a pretty vulnerable position, locked up against a trio of trees that are kinda forming a slightly larger semi-circle.
Make sure when you write out your attacks you give some kind of direction as to what you mare expects to happen from it. Do they want blood to be drawn? Do they want to stun the opponent? Or do they simply want to break some bones and make someone die? Where exactly are they attacking, the left side of the horse or the right side of the horse? Remember that the horse is facing the opposite direction so their left is your right and their right is your left. Where are they moving? How far are they stepping off to the side?
All of these are important parts of the spar in general.
