Btw, the two options are to run, or walk

You're allowed to walk in zeal, running is frowned upon but ultimately it's a handicap because when walking maximum block chance is 75% but when running max block is dropped to 25% which is pretty much suicide.

Since you don't seem to get how walk and run are related to each other in d2, and probably aren't aware of that block mechanic because you're a noob, hopefully I've provided some clarity

Wait what, did you just compare black people to apes?

So basically.. what youre trying to say.. is that the backup RB that just ran 4 yards on a 2nd and 15 shouldn't be hyped about the insane moment he just gave his team to will them to victory?

Idk if 3rd and 11 is much better than 2nd and 15 lol

bump

if you haven't played the game, then you can't understand



i think it was sarcasm

This post was edited by Flopps on Jan 19 2019 02:59pm

You played?

yeah from age 8

lineman mostly as I was a thicboi (center, guard [favorite], tackle on offense, interior lineman on d)

played some lb on d but it was just briefly, really like it though

Yeh i bet u did gayboi

Word. I liked the amount of collision there was playing linebacker.

I just wish I would've started contact later in life. I think by starting at 6, I drastically increased my likelihood of head injury. I wound up with 3 concussions by the time I was done at age 18.

If my kid wants to play, definitely going to keep them playing touch/flag until highschool at the earliest.

yeah my biggest thing was like, I lost a lot of time (as a child) playing football rather than doing other kid stuff lol

but I played backyard with neighborhood kids from other towns. it was a rural area, so we just walked to the school field and played - solid 14 people daily

collision is my favorite, pulling as guard and smashing the lb running through the empty gap was icing on the cake

and special teams

i lived for that shit

never got a head injury, but my feet are all fucked up