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Is there some reason we do not have a "never" setting on the depth chart rotation?
Is there some reason we do not have a "never" setting on the depth chart rotation?
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I would be happy if it was like this, if no backup is listed that spot should never have someone subbed in for them, due to energy or any other reason
Your kicker hasn't taken an extra point of field goal all season. What did you do with the depth charts?
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Originally posted by yello1
http://glb2.warriorgeneral.com/game/replay/20591/824791?player_id=8006
Is there some reason we do not have a "never" setting on the depth chart rotation?
That would be stupid. Why even add them to the depth chart then. You don't need to add something new to fix a bug, that is just stupid. You just fix the bug then you don't need to add shit to cover it up.
http://glb2.warriorgeneral.com/game/replay/20591/824791?player_id=8006
Is there some reason we do not have a "never" setting on the depth chart rotation?
That would be stupid. Why even add them to the depth chart then. You don't need to add something new to fix a bug, that is just stupid. You just fix the bug then you don't need to add shit to cover it up.
Originally posted by -Phaytle-
That would be stupid. Why even add them to the depth chart then. You don't need to add something new to fix a bug, that is just stupid. You just fix the bug then you don't need to add shit to cover it up.
I am not a programmer. But I have played one in college.
And sometimes a bug is frakking hard to find. It might not be in the code, but hidden in some arcane feature of your operating system or hardware that rounds some fugging number up or truncates it in certain situations rendering your carefully crafted simulation code shat when the whole thing divides by zero and blows up every time you run it no matter how many times you and your computer major friends pour over the dot matrix prints outs over and over and over again until one day years later your buddy who works on the main frames says well lol the Cyber 800 is your problem, right here this variable can get too small and it just changes it for the shts and giggles of it, ha ha, too bad you didnt ask me.
Or something like that.
Anyway, if you just put in a forced change you dont have to find the bug.
That would be stupid. Why even add them to the depth chart then. You don't need to add something new to fix a bug, that is just stupid. You just fix the bug then you don't need to add shit to cover it up.
I am not a programmer. But I have played one in college.
And sometimes a bug is frakking hard to find. It might not be in the code, but hidden in some arcane feature of your operating system or hardware that rounds some fugging number up or truncates it in certain situations rendering your carefully crafted simulation code shat when the whole thing divides by zero and blows up every time you run it no matter how many times you and your computer major friends pour over the dot matrix prints outs over and over and over again until one day years later your buddy who works on the main frames says well lol the Cyber 800 is your problem, right here this variable can get too small and it just changes it for the shts and giggles of it, ha ha, too bad you didnt ask me.
Or something like that.
Anyway, if you just put in a forced change you dont have to find the bug.
Originally posted by doobas
Your kicker hasn't taken an extra point of field goal all season. What did you do with the depth charts?
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Thats bizarre, I have done nothing with the depth chart, same ST chart from last season, same kicker from last season. And he is the only kicker on the DC....
Your kicker hasn't taken an extra point of field goal all season. What did you do with the depth charts?
doobas™
GTFO
Thats bizarre, I have done nothing with the depth chart, same ST chart from last season, same kicker from last season. And he is the only kicker on the DC....
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