Warrior General Games

Originally posted by Sean1995
Was it a special team play?

wut? no.

the C just shot by the DT to get to the LB.

Originally posted by Corndog
That's also assuming that momentum doesn't play a role in blocking.

Originally posted by E-A-G-L-E-S
Obviously it does...once a team gets so many sacks they just start piling it on and the morale spiral is inescapable

Originally posted by pottsman
Pretty sure he meant momentum as in physics. As in "heavy thing moving fast" hits harder than "heavy thing moving slow"

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Momentum and inertia

Thank you we needed double clarification

Originally posted by ProfessionalKop
wut? no.

the C just shot by the DT to get to the LB.

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In long snap situation, such as shotgun, punt, or field goal formation, the center gets off the line pretty quick, (4ticks) quicker than any other linemen, whereas in short snap situations, (QB drops back) center tends to get off the line as slow as any other OL.

Does anyone have any thoughts on Snap Reaction for WR / CB? It seems like given the additional cushion on the outside, it would be pretty useless, but I haven't tried it out.

Originally posted by davearchie
Does anyone have any thoughts on Snap Reaction for WR / CB? It seems like given the additional cushion on the outside, it would be pretty useless, but I haven't tried it out.

Seems like it'd be pretty useful in tandem with First Step on guys that plan to try and run past the coverage.

Originally posted by Sean1995
In long snap situation, such as shotgun, punt, or field goal formation, the center gets off the line pretty quick, (4ticks) quicker than any other linemen, whereas in short snap situations, (QB drops back) center tends to get off the line as slow as any other OL.

That may have been the case in the play I'm thinking of. I can't remember the formation the offense was in, the center getting of the ball that quick is all that stood out to me. I did check the centers profile and he had the quick snap trait.

Originally posted by Galithor
Seems like it'd be pretty useful in tandem with First Step on guys that plan to try and run past the coverage.

Interesting theory and worth testing . . .

Originally posted by Galithor
Seems like it'd be pretty useful in tandem with First Step on guys that plan to try and run past the coverage.

http://glb2.warriorgeneral.com/game/player_settings/49811 . . . pickup game forthcoming

Originally posted by McGruffHawk
http://glb2.warriorgeneral.com/game/player_settings/49811 . . . pickup game forthcoming

I don't know that it'd be very good without the sprinting and quickness to go with it

More of a "you want this too" skill when building a speedster. Probably won't do alot of good just to get a good jump without the speed to maintain that initial advantage.

Well, I thought he did good getting a jump, but with no cutting ability on the digs, he didn't get many looks.

But when running a slant or a fly, I thought he ate up the cushion and got separation on the back end.

Originally posted by McGruffHawk
http://glb2.warriorgeneral.com/game/player_settings/49811 . . . pickup game forthcoming

FS fired once that game off the snap. He smoked his defender but then came back for the hook route *Face palm*

Did we ever determine whether or not snap reaction helps a FB get out in front on running plays, or if that part is scripted?

Originally posted by McGruffHawk
Well, I thought he did good getting a jump, but with no cutting ability on the digs, he didn't get many looks.

But when running a slant or a fly, I thought he ate up the cushion and got separation on the back end.

You can do that without S.R.