GLB2 is run-friendly.
Everything from HoF to MVP to the Top5 plays of the Weeks, to the sheer diversity of successful running styles and plays, the Running Back is King in GLB2 offense. It's not even close.
As for QBs. The glamorous playmaker is nothing but a placeholder to get the defense to respect the ground game. HoF, MVPs and Top Plays are rarely QBs. There aren't many variations to a successful style and the passing playbook is half useless with inefficient routes (for the meta), whilst half of the rest of the passing plays aren't viable as you can't prioritise the order of receivers bar the 1st read. It's not like there have been radical changes to GLB2, has there?
If the game is meant to replicate the modern football game, then there's a whole bunch of changes that need doing to make the passing game genuinely viable, accessible and exciting to everyone, not just the excelling outliers.
As things stand, players built like a 3rd round draft pick in his sophomore year who can't play 3 downs are hands-down the match-winners. I could be cool with that, if the salary reflected that.
Salaries should reflect the impact of the dots, like what happened with CBs. They were overpaid in GLB2 and their salaries were cut to reflect the fact that they're not the studs like their RL-counterparts.
Swap the base salary of QBs and RBs and be done with it.
Everything from HoF to MVP to the Top5 plays of the Weeks, to the sheer diversity of successful running styles and plays, the Running Back is King in GLB2 offense. It's not even close.
As for QBs. The glamorous playmaker is nothing but a placeholder to get the defense to respect the ground game. HoF, MVPs and Top Plays are rarely QBs. There aren't many variations to a successful style and the passing playbook is half useless with inefficient routes (for the meta), whilst half of the rest of the passing plays aren't viable as you can't prioritise the order of receivers bar the 1st read. It's not like there have been radical changes to GLB2, has there?
If the game is meant to replicate the modern football game, then there's a whole bunch of changes that need doing to make the passing game genuinely viable, accessible and exciting to everyone, not just the excelling outliers.
As things stand, players built like a 3rd round draft pick in his sophomore year who can't play 3 downs are hands-down the match-winners. I could be cool with that, if the salary reflected that.
Salaries should reflect the impact of the dots, like what happened with CBs. They were overpaid in GLB2 and their salaries were cut to reflect the fact that they're not the studs like their RL-counterparts.
Swap the base salary of QBs and RBs and be done with it.
