Warrior General Games

Originally posted by TenTwo
hmmm...I've never used auto reorder and I always create presets. I guess if this option was useful it would need to be O/D/S specific.

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Until then, you suckas need to create/save presets.

Presets are fine, its when a newbie comes along and hits it etc its a pita. Or if you have a cast of changing players and the presets are really rendered no good.

It really is an easy fix/change and it should have been done ages ago.

keep it going!

Thought they fixed this.
If not yes.
Fix it

One of the things is both buttons are side-by-side and the same color/shape (only wording is different)... and, after spending hours pouring over gamefilm, player skills, depth charts and whatever else you need to set your particular "roster" for whatever coach you're bein... those tired eyes make easy mistakes. I've been setting ST rosters for several seasons for various teams and I have hit that damn button myself too many times. When that happens, mothers hide their children and cover their ears cuz I gotta blow off steam before I blow up. There are several solutions to this but this solution proposed sure would work just fine. Another would be to seperate those buttons and turn the "auto reorder" button bright RED... as in, "DANGER! DO NOT HIT UNLESS ABSOLUTELY CERTAIN!!!" That alone could help a ton.

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It is so annoying when you do it with auto re-order.
But I fill the depth one player at a time though.. But if it has to go fast I prefer auto re-order so that I can change it later on.

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Not sure how hard a "fix" this would be but def should happen !!

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whole depth chart interface needs a re-working IMO. would be great to have a lot more flexibility, such as separate charts for each formation

as to this particular suggestion, +1 to make them all distinct

would be nice if instead of actually re-ordering it simply saved the existing chart and created a new saved "auto" chart

Wow...more awesomeness that has completely gone overlooked for 25 seasons. Way to go GLB!