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Originally posted by -Phaytle-
Rub your two brain cells together... oh wait, sorry.

Kind of douchey in a question thread...
 
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Originally posted by dfwai

Kind of douchey in a question thread...


 
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Does vertical increase the likelihood a WR will jump for a pass?
 
o The Boss x
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I think it just increases their range for catching a pass, so in a way it probably would make them jump more since their range is larger.
 
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Originally posted by dfwai

Kind of douchey in a question thread...


Ok, fine. Since it is a question thread, what does GLB stand for?

That info isn't available anywhere right? If I used as much effort as it takes to write this to actually look for the answer myself I probably wouldn't be able to find it, so I won't even try.

 
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Originally posted by -Phaytle-
Ok, fine. Since it is a question thread, what does GLB stand for?

That info isn't available anywhere right? If I used as much effort as it takes to write this to actually look for the answer myself I probably wouldn't be able to find it, so I won't even try.



Incredibly Douchey your vag must really stink to need a Douche that big
Edited by pauly ginsberg on Dec 21, 2013 23:00:55
 
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Originally posted by bhall43
I don't know what happens when you retire a superstar (whether you get a new one with or without having to complete the tier again i dont know) but that has nothing to do with my statement.


If you retire the superstar before he reaches level 1, you get the superstar points back, just like flex points, so you can make another right away. Otherwise, you lose them and must earn them again.
 
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Originally posted by Bort
If you retire the superstar before he reaches level 1, you get the superstar points back, just like flex points, so you can make another right away. Otherwise, you lose them and must earn them again.


really? we dont just get to keep it like a free player?
 
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Originally posted by -Phaytle-
Ok, fine. Since it is a question thread, what does GLB stand for?

That info isn't available anywhere right? If I used as much effort as it takes to write this to actually look for the answer myself I probably wouldn't be able to find it, so I won't even try.



its at the top of the page.....
 
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Originally posted by ProfessionalKop
really? we dont just get to keep it like a free player?


No, the point is that it's a special player that takes a while to earn, and you can only have one every so often. If everyone earned a superstar and kept it forever, there would be 10293812309123 superstars after a few seasons, which would make them not very special any more.

It also encourages you to make more than just one or two players, which rewards the players who devote more to the game - the more players you have, the faster you earn your next superstar.
 
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Originally posted by Bort
No, the point is that it's a special player that takes a while to earn, and you can only have one every so often. If everyone earned a superstar and kept it forever, there would be 10293812309123 superstars after a few seasons, which would make them not very special any more.

It also encourages you to make more than just one or two players, which rewards the players who devote more to the game - the more players you have, the faster you earn your next superstar.


Exactly. It shouldn't have taken you to state the obvious, but well said.
 
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what constitutes as 'lead blocking'?

Side note: anyone elses sims running late? Sims in: -1:25:06


Originally posted by Bort
If you retire the superstar before he reaches level 1, you get the superstar points back, just like flex points, so you can make another right away. Otherwise, you lose them and must earn them again.


Awesome. I was worried if I created and didn't like his caps I'd have to stick with him.
Edited by o The Boss x on Dec 22, 2013 09:27:00
Edited by o The Boss x on Dec 22, 2013 09:26:47
 
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what does common sense say constitutes as lead blocking?
 
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Common sense tells me that it shouldn't be an attribute on a G. But it is. So that's why I asked.
 
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Originally posted by o The Boss x
Common sense tells me that it shouldn't be an attribute on a G. But it is. So that's why I asked.


Guards pull, get out into space and end up lead blocking. Quite common in this game. I've seen OTs lead blocking as well.

I don't know why you think it wouldn't be an attribute on a G?

Pretty sure "lead blocking awareness" is the ability to locate a blocker when on the move looking to lead block in space, helps you predict incoming tacklers and such I think. If you don't think your G needs it, though, you can just not take it.
 
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