Later on, Ollie hears Isaac's lightning from a distance and finds him and Max, calling them "nerderers" upon seeing Johnny lying seemingly unconscious with his liquified hair dye resembling blood. Sometime afterwards, Isaac escapes through the woods and meets up with Max. After temporarily losing them, Ollie decides to go after Isaac while Johnny pursues Max, eventually finding him being attacked by the Sphinx of Games and unwittingly attacking alongside the spirit. While walking to school, Ollie and Johnny run into Max and Isaac, whom they decide to beat up "for because". Later on, Ollie appears with others during Johnny's meeting with Max by the water fountain. After Johnny recovers, Ollie chases after Max with the rest of the gang, though he falls into a sewer path during the chase. While walking to school with Johnny, RJ, and Stephen, Ollie witnesses Johnny get knocked on the head with Max Puckett's scooter, causing him to threaten Max before attempting CPR. He works as the bouncer for the School Store under his boss, Lisa. Allie's cancer treatments mean that she spends much of her time at Mayview General. Ollie lives with his father, Coach Oop and an unnamed mother, the latter of whom is said to be where Ollie got his "passive-aggressive genes" from. He also has been shown to be one of the few members of the gang to criticize Johnny, being doubtful of his claims of Maxwell Puckett and Isaac being " mutants". Ollie has been shown to be one of the more level-headed members of Johnny's gang, and is seen offering more practical solutions to problems such as boosting Johnny over a fence with his back (which Johnny refuses due to violating the sanctity of the Friendship Fusion). In Chapter 8, Ollie wears an orange-red jersey over an orange hoodie with the words "Baby Bird". Īlthough he does not appear in person during Stephen's day away from school in Chapter 6, Stephen pictures him wearing a yellow striped shirt and black pants. While working as the bouncer for the School Store, he wears a black shirt with the word "security" on it in white text and plaid beige shorts with a black belt. Immediately after class, he can be seen wearing a black hoodie over a light blue t-shirt. That night, he wears a blue puffer jacket and dark-colored jeans.ĭuring gym class in Chapter 5, Ollie wears a red jersey depicting a large "02" across its front over a white shirt, black shorts, and black shoes. During English class in Chapter 4, Ollie wears a black v-neck t-shirt and blue jeans. In Chapter 3, he wears a blue plaid button-up, beige shorts, and a purple-and-black snapback (which he loses between his fight with Isaac O'Connor and reuniting with Johnny).
In Chapter 1, Ollie wears a red sleeveless jersey depicting the word "DIRT" over a white t-shirt, blue jeans, and black shoes. His legs are smaller than his upper build, something that he and other students such as Violet comment on.
It's definitely worth practicing the different user passes, though, from lobs to bounces to flashy, and know when to use them.Ollie is a tall, heavily built boy with solid blue eyes, a large round nose and a shaved head, a hairstyle chosen out of sympathy with his sister Allie's own hair loss resulting from cancer treatments. It seems like alley opp tendency ratings control this more than court position. I still get too many possessions where the pass goes to the wrong player, sometimes as much as 120 or 180 degrees in the opposite direction of the direction I am indicating using camera relative stick controls.Īlley oops are kinda random too when trying them not on the break but in the half court set - hard to be sure the guy you think has position will go for the ball and not another guy slsshing in on an animation triggered by the pass. Still too many times the right stick pass direction logic is a mess. Also this for the set up, and this for making the pass to the roll man.īut your larger point about passing needing to be cleaned up I agree with. To find and make opportunities for those check out this and this. Even using the quick post up play call can usually get you a good passing lane. Sometimes you have to open up the space down low by spacing your players and taking advantage of the perimeter a bit to force the defense to adjust. Post shouldn't be a problem if you don't force passes while the defense is playing physical and protect the paint. I pretty much ignore the post unless I draw the double from the power forward or I have a perfect angle and they have perfect position, which is rare.Īlso, am I the only one who has difficulty throwing the alley oop to the right friggin man when you've got a cutter coming from one side and then another teammate also on the same side of the court?
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