Warrior General Games

Originally posted by HayRow
with such high sprint/quick combo if he gets any space at all he is gone. When FS fires on a counter play he is gone. It's fun to watch

It's a little easier to do when the CPU builds are awful:
http://glb2.warriorgeneral.com/game/player/197150

How much speed does he have? 14? No way he's making a play here:
http://glb2.warriorgeneral.com/game/replay/255026/449507

Anyways, didn't realize First Step could fire on more plays than just Counters, that gives me something to think about.

First Step is pretty good on a power back imo if you have the SP for the quickness.

So I'm playing around with a pure scrambling QB, since the QB doesn't call QB runs, and I'm noticing some things...

I leave Scramble frequency to often, and I've been playing with the rollout...

When rollout is set to often he'll take about 5+ sacks a game but average around 50 - 60 yards scrambling a game on about 8 or so scrambles.
When rollout is set to sometimes it varies sometimes he scrambles often time he doesn't. I need more data with this as I've mostly had it on almost always.
When rollout is set to almost never he rarely scrambles but when he does it's a big pickup...

It seems like a high risk reward when it comes to rolling out with scrambling QBs... You take a lot of sacks but you can get some big gains... Another thing I notice is that with the way the CPU calls plays most of the scrambles are on 3rd down and fall short of getting a first down... And with a high rollout frequency the team that the QB is on looses frequently and has around 150 or so passing yards.

Originally posted by trampolinist22
Pure Leader finished sophomore with a record of 17-4-1. His losses came by 1, 2, 3, and 7 (with a couple wins of 20 or more).
http://glb2.warriorgeneral.com/game/player/197803

Does this only work because he's helping shitty CPU dots be slightly less shitty?

Pure Leader has continued crushing his way through seasoned going 9-2 so far. I wish there were a more direct way to quantify the effect of the leadership on the team, but there aren't any end game stats on morale or energy usage.

The highs and lows of my sack breaking QB in one play: http://glb2.warriorgeneral.com/game/replay/256234/705050

Originally posted by PaulM
The highs and lows of my sack breaking QB in one play: http://glb2.warriorgeneral.com/game/replay/256234/705050

A for effort...F for fumble

The Artist Formerly Known As OH NO HE DI'INT! Had a 9 TD game with over 550 yards. That's not even including this 80 yard check-down-thing-of-beauty...

http://glb2.warriorgeneral.com/game/replay/254343/239026

perfect firing of FS on a counter run http://glb2.warriorgeneral.com/game/replay/256307/729993

Originally posted by HayRow
perfect firing of FS on a counter run http://glb2.warriorgeneral.com/game/replay/256307/729993

Sick

Originally posted by HayRow
perfect firing of FS on a counter run http://glb2.warriorgeneral.com/game/replay/256307/729993

hah.

I kept watch the free safety over and over and thinking "what is he talking about....the FS sucked on that play"

I get it now.

Puck up players went waste a s* point
http://glb2.warriorgeneral.com/game/home/437884

My brother made a few tier 2 s* players. He was able to retire them after a few games and get the point back.

So I finally finished my PUPs Vet season. I have the results, but just to remind on the build:

Originally posted by Cuivienen
Elusive Running 80
Carrying Awr 67
Balance 22
Footwork 84
Quickness 55
Sprinting 53
Conditioning 99
Heart 36
Gold Spin
Gold Juke

Excluding 2 games where he had 6 and 10 carries as outliers, here are his range and median (min/median/max format) in a few stats:
Carries - 17/23/33
Yards - 84/157/319
YPC - 4.1/6.7/11.4
TD - 0/1/4
Fum - 0/1/3
FumL - 0/0/2

So his average PU game is about 150 yards at a 6.7 pickup per carry clip, for a single TD and a single fumble not lost. Not good enough against CPU competition imo, so not the right way to build an elusive I think. Probably would do better with less conditioning and more sprinting/quickness.

Originally posted by Cuivienen
Excluding 2 games where he had 6 and 10 carries as outliers, here are his range and median (min/median/max format) in a few stats:
Carries - 17/23/33
Yards - 84/157/319
YPC - 4.1/6.7/11.4
TD - 0/1/4
Fum - 0/1/3
FumL - 0/0/2

So his average PU game is about 150 yards at a 6.7 pickup per carry clip, for a single TD and a single fumble not lost. Not good enough against CPU competition imo, so not the right way to build an elusive I think. Probably would do better with less conditioning and more sprinting/quickness.

How did you get the stats?

I copied them into Excel.

my 84 INT CB has two career INTs