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good points on conditioning gentlemen.


lots of examples I could look at -- very first one:
http://glb2.warriorgeneral.com/game/replay/237361/1390221?player_id=189525

looks like a straight fly route from the WR - my CB doesn't even take a single step backward in backpedal. (think that is AZ's WR)

Originally posted by TxSteve
good points on conditioning gentlemen.


lots of examples I could look at -- very first one:
http://glb2.warriorgeneral.com/game/replay/237361/1390221?player_id=189525

looks like a straight fly route from the WR - my CB doesn't even take a single step backward in backpedal. (think that is AZ's WR)

Felt like showing this one because, a) my build is starting to get some sick separation against lol CPU corners, and b) the corner abandons backpedal, but then resumes it once more:

http://glb2.warriorgeneral.com/game/replay/237474/1432808

My guess is that there's gotta be some sort of distance down the field where the CB isn't supposed to let the WR beat him to.

WR time to Distance X < CB Backpedal speed, he stays in backpedal
WR time to Distance X > CB backpedal speed, he abandons backpedal until he's gone far enough that he can resume backpedal

So there's gotta be some mix of CB backpedal speed, time to flip hips to turn and run, and normal speed that factors into it. If the WR got stuck in the mud from poor route running, you might see your CB resume their backpedal because the WR has unexpectedly slowed down their travel time to distance X. Whatever that may be.

Originally posted by TxSteve
good points on conditioning gentlemen.


lots of examples I could look at -- very first one:
http://glb2.warriorgeneral.com/game/replay/237361/1390221?player_id=189525

looks like a straight fly route from the WR - my CB doesn't even take a single step backward in backpedal. (think that is AZ's WR)

since we on the subject of WR's mine finally got his first 2TD game and a nice play here:

http://glb2.warriorgeneral.com/game/replay/237438/1421205?player_id=189618

Finally some QB that can pass apparently

Originally posted by Mordaloch
Finally some QB that can pass apparently

CPU QB's seem to have taken a mini leap in Seasoned, they definitely get more accurate. Just wish their QB settings weren't dumb.

So conditioning is a lot more important than we thought? Interesting...

Originally posted by DeeVee8
So conditioning is a lot more important than we thought? Interesting...

I always thought conditioning was important......

Originally posted by USC_Trojans
Already been done http://glb2.warriorgeneral.com/game/player/84846

Qb sucks now

DeeVee

My HB has 82 power and 76 conditioning...which one do you think I should use cap boosters on. I was thinking one on power to 87 and 2 on conditioning to 86. Might be a good compromise.

Originally posted by bhall43
Qb sucks now

Welcome back!

Originally posted by Nigerian Nightmare
DeeVee

My HB has 82 power and 76 conditioning...which one do you think I should use cap boosters on. I was thinking one on power to 87 and 2 on conditioning to 86. Might be a good compromise.

I would go with 92 power running and 81 conditioning. Every point in power running above 90 makes a huge difference.

Originally posted by DeeVee8
I would go with 92 power running and 81 conditioning. Every point in power running above 90 makes a huge difference.
it really does. There's just no excuse for a power RB with <100 power running end-game.

Originally posted by DeeVee8
So conditioning is a lot more important than we thought? Interesting...

Galithor did some conditioning analysis awhile back, can't find the post ATM, but there's a definite difference in speed as the energy bar drops.

Originally posted by bhall43
Qb sucks now

If only the owner of his old team didn't go awol*

AWOL*

Originally posted by Kayoh
AWOL*

Ty couldn't remember the spelling and was too lazy to check