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Gorilla vs Grizzly (12)
Re: Gorilla vs Grizzlyby Ben 17 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: Gorilla vs Grizzly) was posted by Ben, on 6/22/2008 7:42:57 PM:
| Hi Fadil, I think antis like Neo Anti and Butterfly Super Anti make the cut, but if you rub the ball across them although they do not have as much resistance as inverted, they have some. I think it is important to have variety in the game, but not passive blockers as it is too much of an easy option for people to take. For the argument regarding slowing the game down it is very possible to skillfully do this with friction LP. There is a senior player at the club myself and JRS Dallas go to who plays with a Chinese LP. This player stays at the table and does not move much, but this player beats most people there and has given a lot of the top players head aches. Thanks, Ben. |