Warrior General Games

I'm just waiting for the Pistol formation, trips right, and the spread formation with trips.

It's just a little bemusing to me. Was it just a bad business model? Or perhaps bad business decisions from the higher ups? I feel like no one outside of this site has even heard of GLB. Poor advertising?

Also, GLB2 makes no sense to me. Why would you divide your already dwindling audience into two games? Also, the GLB2 site is confusing as hell and nothing about it makes sense.

Everything is here for a good game and a good time. The element of playing with other people, and having your own players and teams and coordinators is engaging and enticing for football fans and gaming fans. So what gives? Was it maybe more active in the offseason, with recruiting and such? Is it worth sticking around until next season?

The extra free player aided recruiting this off season. A good time to start a team!
Most other seasons lately recruiting has been brutal.
But we still play!

Originally posted by Govol
It's just a little bemusing to me. Was it just a bad business model? Or perhaps bad business decisions from the higher ups? I feel like no one outside of this site has even heard of GLB. Poor advertising?

Also, GLB2 makes no sense to me. Why would you divide your already dwindling audience into two games? Also, the GLB2 site is confusing as hell and nothing about it makes sense.

Everything is here for a good game and a good time. The element of playing with other people, and having your own players and teams and coordinators is engaging and enticing for football fans and gaming fans. So what gives? Was it maybe more active in the offseason, with recruiting and such? Is it worth sticking around until next season?

Early on, the game was changing, all the lower leagues were new. Time passes and who really wants to repeat the lower level leagues again. The killer right now is the almost a year it takes to play again.

Steel city syndicate for life

Fear the Invasion.

Originally posted by Dr. E
Early on, the game was changing, all the lower leagues were new. Time passes and who really wants to repeat the lower level leagues again. The killer right now is the almost a year it takes to play again.

I log in now and again and if I thought i could build a team in less time than now (by alot) I would play a bit more - now its just a drag so I log in everysoften and prod my player or two along build wise.

Originally posted by KingMelG
A hole owners would start to get Stat greedy so they not signing anyone except their 55 own players




Or those A hole owners are really -
- tired of baby sitting bad builds
- tired of phuck stick agents
- tired of recruiting
- tired of I only got 10 carries
- tired of we don't pass enough
- tired of my guy is better why am I not starting
- tired of get a phucking job and buy your own gawd damn team and quit complaining

ok, better now

Tbh, there's a vocal minority here that are a bunch of assholes and there's no point in posting in the forums just to get trolled. Most players use PMs, instant messaging or team forums. No point in coming here to get trolled.

Originally posted by WoopWoopRaider
Tbh, there's a vocal minority here that are a bunch of assholes and there's no point in posting in the forums just to get trolled. Most players use PMs, instant messaging or team forums. No point in coming here to get trolled.

This and the game has outlasted 99% of the online games made during this time period. It has had an awesome run and still going

Originally posted by ProfessionalKop
Steel city syndicate for life

Haha, the good old days for sure.

The biggest problem I had with this game is that I could never get my friends interested in it. The learning curve is way too sharp. If you want to build an elite dot, you need to know a hell of a lot, and no one is sharing information. I could see that as a difficult business model to maintain.

On the other hand, building a dot in GLB2 seems almost too straight-forward. There is no skill involved. Once you set your player's initial build, there's nothing to do but wait for points to roll in.

Originally posted by thunderdoozer
The biggest problem I had with this game is that I could never get my friends interested in it. The learning curve is way too sharp. If you want to build an elite dot, you need to know a hell of a lot, and no one is sharing information. I could see that as a difficult business model to maintain.

On the other hand, building a dot in GLB2 seems almost too straight-forward. There is no skill involved. Once you set your player's initial build, there's nothing to do but wait for points to roll in.


I had this problem too. I tried to show a few people GLB like it was the greatest thing I had ever discovered... none of them found interest.

Anyways, if it is worth it, if anyone wants to link up for a team and some dots next season, I have a ton of flex sitting around.

Originally posted by Govol
I had this problem too. I tried to show a few people GLB like it was the greatest thing I had ever discovered... none of them found interest.

Anyways, if it is worth it, if anyone wants to link up for a team and some dots next season, I have a ton of flex sitting around.

I'm interested. Only as a dot-builder, though. Coordinating almost single-handedly ruined my life