Warrior General Games

Wall
This player is very hard to push backward when run blocking. The Wall skill gives him a bonus to standing his ground when blockers try to push him back.

This skill can help keep holes from opening up in the line, making rushing difficult.

Additional Levels:
Increases the bonus to avoiding being pushed back.

what's wrong w/ the description

I'm removing my post to avoid embarrassment.

Not sure what the problem is here tbh

I've noticed that whoever wrote all the SA and VA descriptions (Bort?) has a particular way of using punctuation, usually commas, that can create ambiguity.

First line - should say 'when being blocked on rushing plays' - not 'when run blocking'.

Makes it sound like it could be for blockers - not defenders.

I've seen worse but +1 anyway

Yea it is worded poorly as are many things here but I think most people understand what it does

If you mean actually make it have an impact in the sim then +1

Should just make this a buff for LBers SA's sugestion.

I'm not removing my post to avoid embarrassment.

does wall DO anything?

I personally have never seen it fire during a sim.

But we could at least give it a description that makes sense.

Originally posted by glwarriors
I personally have never seen it fire during a sim.

But we could at least give it a description that makes sense.

I saw it fire once. It looked like this

http://stream1.gifsoup.com/view/1036044/stickman-vs-wall-o.gif

Originally posted by glwarriors
I personally have never seen it fire during a sim.

But we could at least give it a description that makes sense.

I don't think it "fires", like you would see spin or juke. I think it's just a constant bonus to fighting the push.

Originally posted by TrevJo
Originally posted by Staz

I don't think it "fires", like you would see spin or juke. I think it's just a constant bonus to fighting the push.

^^^This^^^ But I came here wondering (as many do) if it really works as it's supposed to. I've seen posts saying it's worthless and not to get it. Perhaps the thing is, as Staz says, it doesn't "show" at all if it's firing/working... so it's kinda hard to see the quality of it's effect.