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anyone else realize how absolutely full of himself RK is...

Kid you try harder than anyone else atm so you win harder...

This game is 100% effort... and there is nothing more to it than that. PERIOD.

You won Gold in 2 of the most effortless seasons I've seen in Gold since its inception, congratufreakinlations.

Nobody tries in tournaments except you, or at least not many people... so you win the tournaments.

End of story.

Your e-pride is a friggin joke dude... its one thing to go around and say your the best for kicks... its another thing to post an essay long resume every time someone denies it-or even hints at denying it.

You have more look@mepost than me... think about that when you go to sleep tonight

I am 100% certain that LE, myself, jkid for sure, and quite a few others given the exact same builds and only an hour to gameplan would wipe the floor with your overefforting ass...
learn this is a game and that no matter how "good" you are at it... life will still go on for the rest of us.

This thread has a lot of tl;dr for me.

LOL stoner giving RK a lecture on how to play the game ...this thread delivers!

There are differences between PWG & WL and no coordinator for either side could just jump in and do well. I figure it would take a solid season for a coordinator to adjust to the differences on either side. But what I do believe is that after a season, a good PWG coordinator would become at least a decent WL coordinator, meaning that there is real talent in PWG, but we CHOOSE to remain here rather than going to the upper levels.

Originally posted by RaphaneKnight

And nope it's not the builds. If I remember correctly it was Maine that played with 52-man roster and how can you forget your team losing to TP despite the CE advantage. You just even admitted how big of a difference 5-6 speed makes here. It must've been the game planning right?

Originally posted by RaphaneKnight

Now let's see this epic OC=Bevo. Did some research to see if this kid is as good as he say he is. Nope, hasn't won anything until he merged with 85B. Got lucky in S20 with the right buildswhere he had zmj screaming exploit.

And I am the one that flip flops around............




Originally posted by RaphaneKnight

As for jkid2, Maine was actually about the only team that went toe to toe with FGC in their prime and this is despite jkid2 having significant advantage of building all the players himself while we suffered from inactive agents and bad builds. due to mistakes by some of our agents.

Originally posted by RaphaneKnight

I know exactly what you were going to call and is why I beat you all the time. It's called good scouting/game planning.


Ahhh I finally get it. When you lose it is about builds and/or advantages the other team has like building all the players (which is complete BS) But when you win it is all about game planning.

Good philosophy….I like it…..I think I will steal it…….

Originally posted by RaphaneKnight

And about success, I don't know man you need more than 1 good season.


While you may define a good season only as winning a title (which of course means you probably have had more failures than success) I don’t. Considering that Pee Wee Gold is one of the toughest leagues in all of GLB, I would say that winning a playoff game in Gold is a pretty good season. But to each their own ……

Originally posted by Gerr
There are differences between PWG & WL and no coordinator for either side could just jump in and do well. I figure it would take a solid season for a coordinator to adjust to the differences. But what I do believe is that after a season, a good PWG coordinator would become at least a decent WL coordinator, meaning that there is real talent in PWG, but we CHOOSE to remain here rather than going to the upper levels.

I don't discredit that at all. And no question there is talent in PWG. I just don't see what the big issue is saying exactly what you said in reverse.............

something like ................
"There are differences between PWG & WL and no coordinator for either side could just jump in and do well. I figure it would take a solid season for a coordinator to adjust to the differences. But what I do believe is that after a season, a good WL coordinator would become at least a decent PWG coordinator, meaning that there is real talent in WL, but they CHOOSE to remain there rather than going to the Pee Wee levels

The fuck Cinci look what you caused!

Originally posted by Bevo05
I don't discredit that at all. And no question there is talent in PWG. I just don't see what the big issue is saying exactly what you said in reverse.............

something like ................
"There are differences between PWG & WL and no coordinator for either side could just jump in and do well. I figure it would take a solid season for a coordinator to adjust to the differences. But what I do believe is that after a season, a good WL coordinator would become at least a decent PWG coordinator, meaning that there is real talent in WL, but they CHOOSE to remain there rather than going to the Pee Wee levels

I agree, but the WL seems to think they are the best of the best and no one outside of the WL could hang there. So the main argument is to get the WL to accept that there is talent in PWG that COULD hang with the WL if given a bit of time to make the adjustments.

No worries Gerr, SEP is 2 or so seasons away from the WL. When they get there, you can show off your talents as a DC there

Originally posted by Gerr
I agree, but the WL seems to think they are the best of the best and no one outside of the WL could hang there. So the main argument is to get the WL to accept that there is talent in PWG that COULD hang with the WL if given a bit of time to make the adjustments.

It seems to me a whole lot of this thread has been about:
"PWG seems to think they are the best of the best and no one outside of PWG could hang in Pee Wee"


Not saying....just saying

Originally posted by iStoner
anyone else realize how absolutely full of himself RK is...

Kid you try harder than anyone else atm so you win harder...

This game is 100% effort... and there is nothing more to it than that. PERIOD.

You won Gold in 2 of the most effortless seasons I've seen in Gold since its inception, congratufreakinlations.

Nobody tries in tournaments except you, or at least not many people... so you win the tournaments.

End of story.

Your e-pride is a friggin joke dude... its one thing to go around and say your the best for kicks... its another thing to post an essay long resume every time someone denies it-or even hints at denying it.

You have more look@mepost than me... think about that when you go to sleep tonight


I don't know about that but I know people realizes that nobody likes you or take your opinion seriously. That's a lot of crying in one post lol

Originally posted by iStoner

I am 100% certain that LE, myself, jkid for sure, and quite a few others given the exact same builds and only an hour to gameplan would wipe the floor with your overefforting ass...
learn this is a game and that no matter how "good" you are at it... life will still go on for the rest of us.

This reminds me of a little kid getting bullied and beaten up and then talk to himself how he can beat the bully only if he was as tall and big as him. Only thing that's 100% certain here is that you are like 0-100 against me. Like you said, it's just a little game, don't let that define who you are Oh and I'm doing fine with life, but are you?

Originally posted by Bevo05
It seems to me a whole lot of this thread has been about:
"PWG seems to think they are the best of the best and no one outside of PWG could hang in Pee Wee"


Not saying....just saying




You are right, some people think PWG > WL, and I disagree. But I also disagree that PWG < WL. I am only trying to get people to agree to the notion that PWG = WL in terms of the talent of the owners/coordinators.

Originally posted by Bevo05
And I am the one that flip flops around............

Ahhh I finally get it. When you lose it is about builds and/or advantages the other team has like building all the players (which is complete BS) But when you win it is all about game planning.

Good philosophy….I like it…..I think I will steal it…….


You might want to carefully reread what I wrote What I stated was that Maine suffered from inactive agents which resulted in bad builds. I said we played well despite of those bad builds and hold our own against FG which pretty much in the same page with my philosophy regards to game planning playing a bigger role. I said the exact same thing when I was winning since the woes still didn't go away during S20 (7-man O-line depth, slower all around hbs). It's why I'm convinced game planning is what wins game in PW at the end.

A good coordinator can be a good coordinator at any level, but like Gerr said...it takes time to learn the nuances of that level.

Most WL DC's that have never coached PW would get crushed in PW Gold b/c their defenses won't work down here. Just like a PW DC would get crushed in WL b/c their defenses don't work up there.

Coaching LSM's rookie then sophomore teams the past 2 years showed me how fast things change. I started in rookie with my PW defense. By the playoffs of just the second season I was only using a handful of defensive plays that I use in PW...the game had already changed that much. By the time you get to level 60-70 dots it's like night & day. Players react differently, plays lose/gain effectiveness, passing windows are completely different, etc.

If you're good and you can adapt you'll do well make the jump either way; but it would take some studying.

I brought my AAA teams Ais to pee wee in season 7, needless to say they failed. Did get a playoff birth but all the teams were new so I'm sure we would of been worse in todays game.