T6R2M5 JoJolity Delibs

Judge Fisher King (Flamechar)
Both teams were asked to show Patience and a Methodical Approach. COLOSSI show that this doesn’t mean going slow, utilizing Sleepyhead’s agility to perform a methodical plan for each section - and showing patience in waiting for the right times before collecting points. A solid **7**.

As for Ashen Memoriam, the jojolity is shown through the strat and the narrative - Tex relaxes and shows patience in an entertaining narrative, while the spiders are directed in a methodical plan to effectively spread out, with each keeping at the same duties for each section. An **8**!

Judge Fisher Price (Logic)
Similar to the above, both players looked to make “systems of fishing” and using time in earlier Stages for big plays in the final one to the tune 7s, Passion’s maybe being slightly higher than Tex’s. Tex does a solid job using modular spiders for multitasking and modular nets for fishing as Tex takes a load off, even if nothing particularly jumped out at me.

Lacking a swarm Stand, the U/W Passion looks to the virtue of Mono Red: “the art of patience when you've gotta be fast.” While I see my colleagues’ comments on Stage 2, its shift to disruption in the context broader focus on zoning and batch processing results in very consistent and well integrated.

Judge Fisher Tiger (Dice)
Passion:

Overall your strategy is methodical with how you get around, what fish to target and what strategies you employ to bank and catch fish. However I’d also say that the Stage 2 strategy lacks somewhat in its attempts to run interference and make noise to scare out fish. With proper set up, scaring fish into your “loving” embrace could have been methodical, but I don’t think that angle is approached as well as it could have been. So all and all I’m going to give this a **7/10** for jojolity.

Tex:

A fairly laid back approach having the Revolvers do all the work and framing it well as Tex relaxing in the flavor text. The different nets and ideas here do fairly well here to capture different fish, although I think they could have been more strongly incorporated to different situations. I’m going to give this a low **8/10**, mostly for incorporation into the strategy as a whole and some of the ideas on display. To note though, either quality or jojolity could have gotten an eight for these plays and the strategy as a whole, but not so much that I would be willing to bump both. Since it made more sense to me to give it on jojolity in context, here you have it.