Siege of Winterfell - Last 3 matches

Match 4 - DUM vs ROS

Match 4 of the 11th season of Siege of Winterfell (SoW) was a decisive showdown between DUM and ROS, both having only one defeat so far in the season. While ROS wasn't considered a strong team, the match revealed that DUM was indeed a formidable force. With 72 players from DUM against 63 from ROS, DUM held the upper hand from the very beginning.

Part I - The initial 25 minutes showcased a strong start from both teams, with a focus on capturing the crucial Hot Spring and Armory buildings. However, DUM secured control of these essential structures, leaving ROS struggling. Resource packs from Winterfell added significantly to DUM's points, giving them an early lead.

Part II - The following 25 minutes continued to see DUM's dominance. ROS found themselves trapped in their base, with DUM blocking any progress on the map. DUM's control of resource packs 3 and 4 further solidified their lead, with a point difference of over 80k by the end of the match. DUM was declared the winner, leaving ROS disheartened.

Part III - The last 10 minutes were uneventful, as DUM's victory was already clear. They secured resource packs 5 and 6, adding to their overwhelming lead. ROS had no choice but to watch DUM's dominance and reflect on their own performance.

In conclusion, match 4 was a demonstration of DUM's excellence. Their tactics were brilliant, even against a lesser-known opponent like ROS. DUM's relentless control over the map and resources showed that ROS had no chance of winning this match. Congratulations to DUM for their victory, and their continued improvement promises an exciting season ahead.

Match 5 - DUM vs WxC

In the 5th match of the 11th season of the Siege of Winterfell, we witnessed a showdown between two formidable teams, WxC and DUM. The match had a unique starting time of 7 am, deviating from the usual 13 GMT schedule, possibly due to strategic reasons or scheduling conflicts. Despite a significant numerical advantage for WxC, DUM players put up a valiant fight.

Part I: The first 25 minutes of the match were dominated by WxC. They quickly established their dominance by capturing key locations on the map, including the Hot Spring. DUM, faced with a larger force, retreated towards their base at Greyjoy. WxC expanded further and secured vital resource packs, increasing their lead. DUM struggled to compete for these resources, resulting in WxC gaining a substantial advantage in both points and resources.

Part II: The subsequent 25 minutes continued to favor WxC. DUM found themselves trapped, and WxC effectively prevented them from breaking free. WxC secured additional resource packs, further solidifying their lead. Both teams struggled to secure elimination points, leaving WxC slightly disappointed in this regard.

Part III: The final 10 minutes of the match maintained the same pattern of WxC's dominance. DUM's activity waned as they were confined to their base. WxC continued to extend their lead by securing the final resource pack. WxC finished with an impressive score of over 112,000 points.

This match demonstrated WxC's strategic prowess and dominance. Despite the numerical advantage, DUM was unable to break free from WxC's control. WxC celebrated their 5th win in the 11th season of the Siege of Winterfell. DUM, on the other hand, must analyze their performance and motivate their players for the upcoming final match.

The match highlighted the importance of player participation, as DUM's lower attendance proved to be a significant disadvantage. WxC's well-thought-out strategy and adaptability enabled them to handle the situation effectively, even with fewer participants. Congratulations to WxC for their victory, and best of luck to both teams in the final 6th match of the season.

Match 6 - DUM vs FDH

In the 11th season of Siege of Winterfell, the last six matches played held immense significance as they determined each team's final ranking and the prizes they would receive. DUM, one of the competing teams, was eager to secure a victory in this pivotal match. Just like in the 5th match, the match time was adjusted to 1 GMT. The question was whether this timing change would prove to be a wise decision.

PART I - The initial 25 minutes of the match were marked by fierce battles for key buildings, especially the Hot Spring and the Armory, which were crucial objectives. Despite DUM's valiant efforts, a greater number of FDH players effectively took control of these key structures. FDH managed to secure four bases, giving them an early advantage. DUM's efforts, while commendable, waned after the initial 20-25 minutes, and they struggled to make any significant progress. FDH continued to gain momentum, and DUM's attempts were often ineffective and reckless, ultimately leading to FDH's domination. Two resource packs containing 5 and 6k points also went to FDH, further solidifying their lead.

PART II - The following 25 minutes saw FDH's continued dominance as they excelled in every aspect of the game, while DUM faced difficulties. Unfortunately, the timing of the match resulted in fewer participants for DUM, leading to subpar performance. The warriors from DUM failed to showcase their usual strong gameplay, and their inability to adapt to the situation proved costly. FDH secured another two resource packs and effectively blocked DUM from advancing beyond their starting base. FDH claimed victory once again, and DUM needed to learn from their mistakes, especially regarding the timing of the match.

PART III - The final 10 minutes of the match were decisively controlled by FDH, as they dominated the entire map. The final resource pack containing 9k points went to FDH, securing their victory and a high position in the final ranking. DUM faced a bitter defeat but must use this experience as a learning opportunity for future seasons. The importance of teamwork and good gameplay was highlighted in this match, where FDH's strength ultimately prevailed.

In conclusion, FDH emerged victorious in the last match of the 11th season of Siege of Winterfell, demonstrating that their strength and coordination were superior. Congratulations to FDH for their well-deserved victory, and best of luck to both teams in the current season and the upcoming season of SoW. The lessons learned from this match will undoubtedly shape the future performance of DUM and guide them toward success.