Mine is having a flame war with a shit agent in a D-league forum.
What is yours?
What is yours?
Edited by Dub J on Oct 24, 2012 23:40:19
Forum > Goal Line Blitz > Your first memory after you signed up for GLB
I remember I signed up in GLB's offseason and had to wait days to play the game for the 1st time. I was like dayum! 
Originally posted by Dub J
I signed up on day 32. Obviously that is the perfect time to sign up.
It sure was.
I signed up on day 32. Obviously that is the perfect time to sign up.
It sure was.
Originally posted by Dub J
I signed up on day 32. Obviously that is the perfect time to sign up.
Wow not bad.Thats only about 15+ days until your 1st game back then.
I signed up on day 32. Obviously that is the perfect time to sign up.
Wow not bad.Thats only about 15+ days until your 1st game back then.
Originally posted by Team Nucleus
Wow not bad.Thats only about 15+ days until your 1st game back then.
Oh ye of little knowledge.
Wow not bad.Thats only about 15+ days until your 1st game back then.
Oh ye of little knowledge.
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Start of the playoffs. Plus, the player I created was not really out of sync since the leagues were lvl based. Also, the offseason/preseason wasn't nearly as long back then.
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I spent a lot of time in the trading and recruiting forums recruiting against the Alpha testers.
Who can forget all the work support had with agents crying to get released over EQ Upgrade Cash
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Ugh those early season prima donna's were the worst. You needed the money for everyone's equipment upgrades, you needed to provide them with a starting position. Equal snaps didn't matter. If they weren't the starter on the home page it was a no go. Many people didn't realize WR3 was the best WR position so they bitched if they weren't one or two on the chart.
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Originally posted by bhall43
Ugh those early season prima donna's were the worst. You needed the money for everyone's equipment upgrades, you needed to provide them with a starting position. Equal snaps didn't matter. If they weren't the starter on the home page it was a no go. Many people didn't realize WR3 was the best WR position so they bitched if they weren't one or two on the chart.
Was a two way street as far as equipment.
Agents would lie like a dog about how much money they were hoarding. I always got a kick out of the dicks that didn't know I could keep track of how much equipment money they had been given. When I would call them on it they would tell me I was full of shit. I would then screenshot the EF page and show them where their dot had received equipment money already. Lying pricks.
Owners would offer to pay for equipment when recruiting your dot. Once you signed they would then inform you that you need to sign a new 3 season contract or you wouldn't receive a penny from the equipment fund.
lol @ the people that think this shit should be brought back.
Ugh those early season prima donna's were the worst. You needed the money for everyone's equipment upgrades, you needed to provide them with a starting position. Equal snaps didn't matter. If they weren't the starter on the home page it was a no go. Many people didn't realize WR3 was the best WR position so they bitched if they weren't one or two on the chart.
Was a two way street as far as equipment.
Agents would lie like a dog about how much money they were hoarding. I always got a kick out of the dicks that didn't know I could keep track of how much equipment money they had been given. When I would call them on it they would tell me I was full of shit. I would then screenshot the EF page and show them where their dot had received equipment money already. Lying pricks.
Owners would offer to pay for equipment when recruiting your dot. Once you signed they would then inform you that you need to sign a new 3 season contract or you wouldn't receive a penny from the equipment fund.
lol @ the people that think this shit should be brought back.
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Originally posted by Dub J
Owners would offer to pay for equipment when recruiting your dot. Once you signed they would then inform you that you need to sign a new 3 season contract or you wouldn't receive a penny from the equipment fund.
pretty understandable for most teams when we got to the level 64 equipment. Unless you were around to completely game the trading system early on, paying for that equipment left you nearly close to bankrupt. Not something you want to sell out for a 1 year deal.
Owners would offer to pay for equipment when recruiting your dot. Once you signed they would then inform you that you need to sign a new 3 season contract or you wouldn't receive a penny from the equipment fund.
pretty understandable for most teams when we got to the level 64 equipment. Unless you were around to completely game the trading system early on, paying for that equipment left you nearly close to bankrupt. Not something you want to sell out for a 1 year deal.
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