SiberianKiss said:They need to drop all abilities and X factors. Go back to the old days. But they won’t because it gives them a way to control the power curve and generate money.
Exactly. People are forced to buy OP cards of players they don't even care about to take advantage of an ability meta. Toxic af
Broncoknight said:Exactly. People are forced to buy OP cards of players they don't even care about to take advantage of an ability meta. Toxic af
100%
Cizzle said:Well I will never understand people who run the ball. It's not only that they run the ball. They use most of the time only 1 or 2 plays all game cuz u have to know exactly how to stop it or you're cooked. The only variant is going left or right. How dull of a person can you be?
And when you stop it they don't know what to do and quit out. They don't even fight one bit. Dull and a coward. Bad combination. And vanguard mainly helps those guys.
This is the dumbest thing I have read in awhile. So a player that learns all the glitch pass plays (too many to list) is not a dull person? It takes more effort to set up your offense to have a run game then it does to run all the "cheat" plays. This game has always favored the cheaters.
Buccs4047 said:This is the dumbest thing I have read in awhile. So a player that learns all the glitch pass plays (too many to list) is not a dull person? It takes more effort to set up your offense to have a run game then it does to run all the "cheat" plays. This game has always favored the cheaters.
Thats equally dull. But you don't have to know much to be a succesfull runner. You can run stretch all game with Vanguards and win 16 games in mut champs. I don't understand why people do that.
Buccs4047 said:This is the dumbest thing I have read in awhile. So a player that learns all the glitch pass plays (too many to list) is not a dull person? It takes more effort to set up your offense to have a run game then it does to run all the "cheat" plays. This game has always favored the cheaters.
I'll still get a pick on a 'glitch pass play' now and then, in part because sometimes I hit on defense. And I do that without stupid, cheap cram-the-line alignments with lineman AI-glitching placement of my user, along with Bottleneck and KO's doing all the work for me based on random rolls that take my opponent zero skill. If I get some even half-decent rolls on throwing accuracy and get a favorable animation, I'll burn these alignments for an easy touchdown.
Vanguard Stretch Runs are simply rolling a pair of dice until you throw the equivalent of 8 or better. You just keep rolling, because the chances are that eventually you'll break a run with one guy to beat, break his tackle, and you're gone.
A particularly inferior dullness is still capable of running F-word behind Vanguard for wins. On the House Rules, playing this way will win games against every casual, and will beat a handful of highly-adept players who simply didn't get the first possession and don't get the opportunity to match blow for blow.
But you're right: The game favors cheaters over intelligent play.