Warrior General Games

Anyone tested that SA ?
What are the results ?
Do you like it or not so much ?

I have heard good things about it. The biggest problem that I know of is that it is not available in AE.

Yeah, but I already have 3 pieces of AE on the concerning player
I'm simply considering where to invest his final 15-20 skill points

I could also consider one those new SAs, we are getting next season

I put it to a natural 10 ever since the change. I have absolutely no basis for evaluating how useful it's been. *shrug*

Originally posted by AngryDragon
I have heard good things about it. The biggest problem that I know of is that it is not available in AE.

Which is strange this many seasons after the change. How hard could it possibly be to add Hands to the table of possible bonuses? I'm sure it's not a huge priority, but I can't imagine it would be that difficult or time consuming.

I'd love to be able to try it out without having to sink tons of SPs into it. I know that this season I started experimenting with adding lots of Showboat Blocker to my O-line and the results look very good to me, we have one of the most dangerous O-lines in the league (despite being 8-20 levels below the other good teams in our conference and most of our linemen only having 1 point in Pancake). What's more, Showboat Blocker only works when you get a pancake while Hands works every play. If you stack the two to greatly increase both morale and energy drain then compliment it with a heavy dose of running plays to control the clock and string together long drives, I wouldn't be surprised to see defenses start to collapse in the 2nd half.

I have started putting some into my guard and have seen an increase in pancakes over the last 2 seasons. He seems to play better deeper into games now. It's hard to definitively tell if this is due to Hands or other factors though (such as increased confidence). Theoretically, Hands is a good, stackable SA for the o-line if it works correctly. It should be available in the AEQ store though considering that all of the stupid OOP ones are.