The sweats are starting their backups to avoid Momentum Shift

I played a few games last night where my opponents would sit out their starting on X factor players the 1st play

Sean Taylor would trigger momentum shift (he only can do it once)

Then they sub in all their X factors the next play

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Quite sweaty...but really smart actually

jimshredder said:

I played a few games last night where my opponents would sit out their starting on X factor players the 1st play

Sean Taylor would trigger momentum shift (he only can do it once)

Then they sub in all their X factors the next play

.

Quite sweaty...but really smart actually

This was a thing in the past as well, last year or the year before, I can’t remember.

I’ve seen people have 3 Freight Train HB’s in their lineup and keep subbing the  one in after getting one deactivated. If they only needed x-amount of plays to recharge they would put them at WR to recharge them.

Also I don’t know if it still works because I haven’t used Momentum Shift this year but in the past you could have your momentum shift player on the field for the first play and call a timeout., then sub out your momentum shift player. This would deactivate all of the offenses x-factors and you wouldn’t lose the momentum shift. If they reactivate you can do it again later. Also jumping offsides would do the same thing but you get kicked for griefing after 3 times.

Yea it makes sense. Why spend millions of coins on these x factors and not be able to use them?

SlowAndSteady said:

This was a thing in the past as well, last year or the year before, I can’t remember.

I’ve seen people have 3 Freight Train HB’s in their lineup and keep subbing the  one in after getting one deactivated. If they only needed x-amount of plays to recharge they would put them at WR to recharge them.

Also I don’t know if it still works because I haven’t used Momentum Shift this year but in the past you could have your momentum shift player on the field for the first play and call a timeout., then sub out your momentum shift player. This would deactivate all of the offenses x-factors and you wouldn’t lose the momentum shift. If they reactivate you can do it again later. Also jumping offsides would do the same thing but you get kicked for griefing after 3 times.

I use the ROH Momentum Shift on Sean Taylor.  I think it only works one play and recharges after 2 hit sticks, but I never user him so no hit sticks

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I play Sean Taylor every play, so woulnt want to sub him out

But I played against a London Fletcher team where he jumped offsides.  I assumed it was to sub London and put in the starting LB over 92 OVR London

They're going to give up yardage in most cases, so first-and-five is not really an issue.

What I don't understand is why more Momentum Shift users aren't subbing in the X-Factor on their second play from scrimmage. Why tip your hand from the start?

Momentum Shift as a starts-on ability is such a non-football concept, and I hate it. But with that said, most of these knuckleheads are so stuck on their cheating exploits that when it comes to simple strategic concepts, they are mentally bankrupt. Imbecilic, even.

i have henry activated but i dont start the game with him because i open up every game in empty quads lol

jimshredder said:

I played a few games last night where my opponents would sit out their starting on X factor players the 1st play

Sean Taylor would trigger momentum shift (he only can do it once)

Then they sub in all their X factors the next play

.

Quite sweaty...but really smart actually

this is a sad epidemic.

That's why the aka momentum shift is so good. Pacman and Jared allen are goated

Pretty sure momentum shift turns off after one down played. You can just go offsides or call a timeout and then it will stay one for one more play. I would recommend every one use London Fletcher with momentum shift. It's 4 AP, but worth it. Especially since his charges back up so if you need it later, you can turn off the X Factors again. Also, I ran into a team that subbed him in to Goal Line package on offense to turn off defensive X Factors.