Warrior General Games

Originally posted by bhall43
Actually there is a lot more downtime in GLB Classic. You don't play games nor do you receive SP as often. Unless you are talking from a coordinator perspective. The 10% of GLB Classic.

But Coordinators needed to log in daily to gameplan/adjust settings, and there was still daily training.

Originally posted by suske127
But Coordinators needed to log in daily to gameplan/adjust settings, and there was still daily training.

So what?

Originally posted by jamz
multi ban inc

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Originally posted by Time Trial
There are some positions where this isn't a deal breaker. Would need to be for very specific builds. Even then, you are still better off with some moderation. The 51 Sprinting 41 Quickness HB is going to have a lot of problems finding lanes and will probably cough up the ball a lot to my FF builds.

Are those numbers end build?

Originally posted by burn_209
Are those numbers end build?

He was a tester.

Originally posted by jamz
So what?

So...
"Actually there is a lot more downtime in GLB Classic."
Is an incorrect statement.. Hence my quotation of it

Originally posted by suske127
So...
"Actually there is a lot more downtime in GLB Classic."
Is an incorrect statement.. Hence my quotation of it

No there isn't, if you are a user with one player, no teams and don't coordinate, you have nothing to do for ten days, during the offseason, with atleast 20 days during the season, if you have auto training, you don't need to log in for 3-5 days just to stay active, how fun is that?

Atleast with GLB2 you get SP every game, and there are games every three games, a reason to log in everyday.

Originally posted by CyberNinja
No there isn't, if you are a user with one player, no teams and don't coordinate, you have nothing to do for ten days, during the offseason, with atleast 20 days during the season, if you have auto training, you don't need to log in for 3-5 days just to stay active, how fun is that?

Atleast with GLB2 you get SP every game, and there are games every three games, a reason to log in everyday.

Not a fair comparison since GLB2 doesn't have an "auto-trainer". In fact in GLB1, you HAVE to login to apply SPs. If GLB2 had an auto-trainer, you could go for a longer period of time without logging in and not impact your player. That's part of the more casual aspect of the game. I'm fine with that and not knocking it. Just pointing it out.

Originally posted by suske127
But Coordinators needed to log in daily to gameplan/adjust settings, and there was still daily training.

Which is why I said unless you are talking from a coordinator perspective. Daily training is nothing like spending sp.

Originally posted by DiMo28
Not a fair comparison since GLB2 doesn't have an "auto-trainer". In fact in GLB1, you HAVE to login to apply SPs. If GLB2 had an auto-trainer, you could go for a longer period of time without logging in and not impact your player. That's part of the more casual aspect of the game. I'm fine with that and not knocking it. Just pointing it out.



Could be because GLB2 doesn't have training............

im on GLB classic everyday, and i still dont feel the need to check over here more than every 2-3 days

Originally posted by foshizzel17
im on GLB classic everyday, and i still dont feel the need to check over here more than every 2-3 days

LIVING IN THE HALL OF FAME

Originally posted by foshizzel17
im on GLB classic everyday, and i still dont feel the need to check over here more than every 2-3 days

point is nonsense as I could not log into either game for a week and still be competitive. However in that week my GLB1 build might have boosted up 1 level for 5 SP's to command or gotten 1 point in a skill rolling over in training. My GLB2 build would be sitting on 2000+ skill points to assign which could be a couple points in a pricey skill or a lot of points in a secondary skill.

Originally posted by burn_209
Are those numbers end build?

No, those are people in rookie who don't invest in anything else but sprinting and quickness.

I am confused by this concept of dotball not having dots anymore