just throwing my 2 cents in.....
1. I do agree that there has been way more negative out cry this season then in the past........buuuuuuut I think it is a very loud and pouting minority rather than the majority of GLBers.
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Originally posted by jdbolick
For me, I detest Season 7 precisely because game-planning has become vastly less important. http://goallineblitz.com/game/game.pl?game_id=316011Gaffney - 28
Richmond - 34I'm sure game planning had nothing to do with a team that avg. 13 levels lower beat the #1 undefeated team in the league.
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Originally posted by jdbolick
The fact that you don't change anything both shows that game-planning isn't important enough and that Kingston isn't winning because of you. - you assume his game plan is crap, but if you have a 33-game win streak, a championship caliber team with a great game plan, why change it? I am sure knudlen, like many of us tweak our base game plans to attack our opponents weakness, but I disagree if you are saying you should build a new AI from the ground up to every game.
I have watched film on every opponent we have played and adjusted our Off game plan accordingly. Some have been adjusted more than others, but it is still game planning.
I guess I might not be understanding what you are calling game planning?
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Originally posted by jdbolick
But it's annoying to be beaten by a team that only uses a handful of plays and whose AI must be incredibly simplistic.
This season there are only a handful of things that work, which is why you and so many others don't even bother to make more than superficial changes to your game plans from week to week. That's boring to me, but apparently it isn't boring to you. - so you have gone 6-7 this season cause you refuse to evolve as the game evolves and go with a more
incredibly simplistic AI. I bet the agents on your team love that! Look at the NFL, you think when Bill Walsh invented the West Coat Offense and was winning Super Bowls all the other teams decided they weren't going to use cause it was different than the season before. Hell No, every single team in the NFL has some form of the West Coast Offense installed in their play calls. Look at the 2 RB trend now in the NFL. Almost every team has a dual threat in the backfield!
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Originally posted by jdbolick
That's not to take anything away from the agents who built their players very well (obviously better than my own), but less strategy makes for less fun, at least for me. I liked last season when things were more balanced and you could beat teams doing a variety of things. Sometimes I'd go with a pass heavy AI and sometimes I'd go run heavy.- Last season you were in BBB and you were playing against BBB competition. I do believe the season started with a level 21 cap, right? In lower levels you can win with crappy builds that are high levels. In our first season we probably had the highest levels in the league and won the #1 seed, but we had a LOT of crappy builds! When you start to play with competition in the 30's and higher your builds play a HUGE role. If you think that great game planning with crappy builds will beat great builds with
incredibly simplistic game planning then I guess you will got 6-7.
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Originally posted by jdbolick
...but less strategy makes for less fun, at least for me. - less strategy = more wins, which = more fun for me!
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Originally posted by jdbolick
But it's annoying to be beaten by a team that only uses a handful of plays and whose AI must be incredibly simplistic.
This season there are only a handful of things that work, which is why you and so many others don't even bother to make more than superficial changes to your game plans from week to week. That's boring to me, but apparently it isn't boring to you. - winnings isn't boring to me
Edit: spacing