Warrior General Games

As an owner/GM we get to see the plays called, but it doesn't tell us which package it comes from. It would be a massive time saving help if we could have some kind of clue as to what package is being used.
Sorry if this has been suggested before.

Not really sure why you would need to know that information when watching the game.

You can however test the AI for any situation and that will tell you the package firing in that spot tho.

Originally posted by bhall43
Not really sure why you would need to know that information when watching the game.

You can however test the AI for any situation and that will tell you the package firing in that spot tho.

There was a dot that should have been doing something else, and as I use the same play in a number of different packages, it would be helpful to pinpoint which package.
Also in pre-season the 'annual' finding out which plays have been nerfed and which packages need to be edited could be a little easier.

Just create an output for that one play rather than adding it to a bunch of different packages if you like to use that play so much imo.

Originally posted by Dub J
Just create an output for that one play rather than adding it to a bunch of different packages if you like to use that play so much imo.

Yep, thats an option of course, but not every will be a play be as effective, and with auto adjust on, it gives you a shot.
Would this be a hard thing to add in?

Originally posted by Gustoon
There was a dot that should have been doing something else, and as I use the same play in a number of different packages, it would be helpful to pinpoint which package.
Also in pre-season the 'annual' finding out which plays have been nerfed and which packages need to be edited could be a little easier.

You test it in the AI tester and it will tell you the package. I don't really see any reason to clutter the PBP screen with more wording for something like this when doing it that way is easy enough.

Originally posted by bhall43
You test it in the AI tester and it will tell you the package. I don't really see any reason to clutter the PBP screen with more wording for something like this when doing it that way is easy enough.

True, but for me I'd like that option.