Sheep Tag Community

ROTS - Out of the question.

CTF - I've played this game possible more than any other (from what I know). CTF HIGHLY requires a strong knowledge of its items and farms / tricks in order to play at a high degree, and EVEN THEN it can be difficult because of the many different things your opponent could do. Thus a lot of whether the wolf kills the sheep or the sheep gets past the wolf is based on there reaction to these moments.
Thus the game requires you to have A STRONG reaction time AND KNOWLEDGE to succeed. Atleast against a wolf who knows what hes doing.
Many people see it as luck but there is also a lot of skill involved if played properly.

Bulldog - Without having these items movements - the game mainly correlates to control of the map and how well you can control your wolf. If the wolf is very good the sheep will have trouble getting by. Therefor as sheep it more requires you to know where the wolf is going to block and attack, and using these moments to break through your current mass and continuing down the map however it may be. As there is usually less space to work with in BD sheeping isn't as runtag based as it is mass based. 4 V 2 (katma?) would be more of how good a sheep is at tricking and movement building then how good a wolf is at guarding and preventing with CONTROL of mirror and main wolf - enough said.

Which has more skill? Depends on how you look at it. (Nothing against either even though both can be boring at times).
Knowledge - CTF
Micro control - Bulldog for wolf : CTF for sheep.
Reaction time - CTF.
Movement: Bulldog (importance).
Tricking (of either wolf tricking sheep for kill or sheep to get by) - CTF.
There may be some things I've missed but this should shine some light on the matter, I do not claim all this to be perfectly thought out so it may have flaws.
Agree / Disagree with what I've said?