Warrior General Games

Originally posted by Xars
Why is that so important?

You harp on this all the time but it’s meaningless. Balance isn’t even an expensive skill.



Well for one, WRs seem to be the only position currently immune to balance. While HBs are slipping on banana peels, WRs run perfect routes with no problem even when they invest 0 in balance.

Originally posted by bhall43
I hope rough cover makes wrs fall all over the place. One of the most enjoyable parts of the last few seasons has been watching my players fall over randomly during the play.

There is a difference between falling down untouched and falling down after getting a shove.

I still think we need some more SAs, specially for d-line and QB, plus they need to take a look on the skils, make a skill overhaul, balancing, buffing, nerfing, and its time to add 10k skill points and 12 ability points!

Originally posted by Galactic Empire
There is a difference between falling down untouched and falling down after getting a shove.

Well that would be pass interference assuming it’s past 5 yards.

Originally posted by jfbueno
Well that would be pass interference assuming it’s past 5 yards.

"Subtly interferes with route running"

Guess that isn't PI. He scares the WR with intimidation

Also it wouldn't hurt to have one long ass off-season, i mean like 7 days so the devs can make a huge update, could we have something like this? Like each 5 or 3 seasons you guys take a deeper look and change a lot of stuff?

Originally posted by Galactic Empire
There is a difference between falling down untouched and falling down after getting a shove.

ya, its called pass interference.

Originally posted by jfbueno
Well that would be pass interference assuming it’s past 5 yards.

this

Originally posted by Galactic Empire
Well for one, WRs seem to be the only position currently immune to balance. While HBs are slipping on banana peels, WRs run perfect routes with no problem even when they invest 0 in balance.

Are HBs slipping during route running?
Do QBs invest in Balance?

Originally posted by Xars
Are HBs slipping during route running?



No but they slip running outside on a banana peel.

Originally posted by Bort


- Pass plays defined as "short" yardage have slightly faster checkdowns and the QB will be more willing to pass earlier



Can someone clarify if this means plays set in the playbook as short, or pass plays that are already pre-defined as a short pass play? I can't tell from this post which it is

Originally posted by TDiddy8701
Can someone clarify if this means plays set in the playbook as short, or pass plays that are already pre-defined as a short pass play? I can't tell from this post which it is

I wondered the same thing.

Originally posted by Galactic Empire
Well for one, WRs seem to be the only position currently immune to balance. While HBs are slipping on banana peels, WRs run perfect routes with no problem even when they invest 0 in balance.

I cant speak for everyone but a couple seasons ago when they implemented the balance changes I started adding balance to my recievers. Not as much as HB or lineman but significantly more than 0. Our HB falls every now and then but not like when they first changed things and even less since his balance and footwork got to 50+

Originally posted by rackhound
I cant speak for everyone but a couple seasons ago when they implemented the balance changes I started adding balance to my recievers. Not as much as HB or lineman but significantly more than 0. Our HB falls every now and then but not like when they first changed things and even less since his balance and footwork got to 50+

Prepare to be downvoted.

Originally posted by rackhound
I cant speak for everyone but a couple seasons ago when they implemented the balance changes I started adding balance to my recievers. Not as much as HB or lineman but significantly more than 0. Our HB falls every now and then but not like when they first changed things and even less since his balance and footwork got to 50+

most of the best receivers already has 40-60 balance just because staying upright on wr screens. so nothing unusual about that.