Warrior General Games

Originally posted by JesterBlaze
I would think it would be league based and not take into consideration anything outside the scope of the league games so points is probably the deciding factor. Thanks for being gracious, RukusButkus! I logged out yesterday seeing Sacramento on top and thinking our (Erie) season was over. Had I been on the other side of that coin I don't think I'd have been able to login with such class for a few days.

Hey no problem man, wa sjust wondering what the tie breaker was, seems to be points scored, which is legit. Thats why they gave tie breakers

Good luck in the playoffs folks!

Titan's clash between the Bulldogs and the Chinchilla's for sure.
#5 and #7 overall ranked rookie teams.

Originally posted by wannaknow147
Titan's clash between the Bulldogs and the Chinchilla's for sure.
#5 and #7 overall ranked rookie teams.

yea, each with a head to head win this season, and both performed very similarly against same opponents

really is a coin flip (assuming we beat Compton which isn't a auto W by any means)

Really rooting for Compton

wow, surprising...

scores were flip-flopped... I figured Compton would have stayed close to us, and you would have blown out Erie.

Well, glad to see everything come together so far these playoffs.

Andes vs Harrisonburg Championship, pretty much what we all expected. Winner wins the league and finishes higher in the Rookie rankings. (winner probably #5ish vs #8-9ish for loser)

sucks this game has just become who spams DAG the most

Originally posted by Dark_Fate
sucks this game has just become who spams DAG the most

trust me, I'm not a fan of it either. Hopefully they nerf the play this offseason.

If you want a rematch scrimmage I'm down, but I think we probably would have beat you anyway (maybe by 20ish), just not by 52 like we did

during the reg season I only ran DAG against other teams that did it themselves

a scrim seems pointless. It doesnt really matter, just sad to see everyone selling out to use this crap. I knew you would run it which is why I overhauled the playbook, didnt work obviously though.

Originally posted by Dark_Fate
a scrim seems pointless. It doesnt really matter, just sad to see everyone selling out to use this crap. I knew you would run it which is why I overhauled the playbook, didnt work obviously though.

Its overrated and easy to beat. But the better builds will always win

Originally posted by hoshdude7
Its overrated and easy to beat. But the better builds will always win

Yep. I don't run DAG if I see the opponent is running anti-dag stuff.

Originally posted by Dark_Fate
sucks this game has just become who spams DAG the most

Tell us something we all dont already know. Hopefully they re-balance the game a bit.

GG to the swarm today. Yall played tough this season

GG Andes. I put in a lot of time and was confident going into this game but we couldn't get it done.

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Separate from the Erie/Andes game...

Regarding DAG and other such plays: Opponents should gain 1-2 Snap Reaction each time your run a play that way, offense or defense, by the end of the game you're facing a team with extremely high snap reaction against that particular play.

Originally posted by JesterBlaze
GG Andes. I put in a lot of time and was confident going into this game but we couldn't get it done.

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Separate from the Erie/Andes game...

Regarding DAG and other such plays: Opponents should gain 1-2 Snap Reaction each time your run a play that way, offense or defense, by the end of the game you're facing a team with extremely high snap reaction against that particular play.

That would do zero. The reason DAG works is all it needs is two-four sacks to snowball your stamina and morale. After that you can't make your reads fast enough and just lose.

Just for my own curiosity could some try to succinctly explain DAG?