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Originally posted by Guppy, Inc
I love the peewees over any other league i'm in

+1

Originally posted by sickand10
silver is pretty competitive.

You have at least a 3-4 teams wanting to win to get to gold. Unless you are in silver #4 and have 10 teams trying to make it to gold.


Pretty cool to see some love for S#4. Anyways, I think the competition makes PeeWee enjoyable - then again, we're in the league featuring teams like MMD, Cleveland, and Sacramento. We're not in talks for title contention (maybe next season?), but having teams out there you know you want to try and beat cause they're the standard for the league is a lot of incentive to be competitive - plus it leads to lots of opportunities to just have fun. And it seems like the people who stick around PeeWee are friendlier...or at least warmer to newbies like me. Major plus there.

Originally posted by guzzdude
It's definitely a solid brotherhood in pee-wee leagues and we don't have obnoxious forum trollers which is great. Most of the individual league forums are slow as mentioned but the main thread is very active. The best thing about pee-wee is the playoffs and tournaments. League play can be very tedious unless you're in the Gold League which by design is more competitive then any league in GLB because of the nature of starting fresh each season. There's no super players or builds from seasons and seasons of building guys, they're all on the same level and a proper strategy for the entire season is really crucial to your success.

I have to agree, pee wee gold is a really competitve league which just makes it more fun. Game planning takes a lot longer then you would think. It really depends on the league you are in. In pee wee tactics and stratigies become more important.

I'm addicted to Pee Wee. I stop making players each season when I run out of flex. I like the ability to start over each season. And if one build is above great I keep him for a few seasons.

I much prefer PeeWee over the other leagues I play or coach in...including AAA.

Pee Wee is fun but one of the teams I OC/DC for is in copper. 9 of the 16 teams in our conference are CPU.

Why not put all the owned teams in the same league? We have beat all the owned teams so now there isn't any point in even gameplanning since the rest are CPU junk teams.

This is my second season of pee wee and it is addicting,LOL.

Pee-Wee is def. more fun.

I like pee wee DCING but Ocing gets repetitive

Originally posted by J Maguire
Pee Wee is fun but one of the teams I OC/DC for is in copper. 9 of the 16 teams in our conference are CPU.

Why not put all the owned teams in the same league? We have beat all the owned teams so now there isn't any point in even gameplanning since the rest are CPU junk teams.

If you renew, you'll move up to silver with the other decent owned teams from copper, most likely. At least in your inagural season, you didn't get your head kicked in.

Originally posted by jxgator33
I like pee wee DCING but Ocing gets repetitive

yes it does. both can kinda. especially when you play a bunch of CPU teams, gameplanning really is futile against them.

OCing is getting more interesting in gold, I'll admit. Even still not throwing alot, theres alot of different ways to attack with the run now against such specialized defenses. You can't just rollout and pitch your way to a win anymore.

Damn sure are not going to see 200-300 yards a game rushing QB's so much.
They are obsolete in Gold....I actually am having to think what I am doing and wish I would quit second guessing GP's.
What does not work against one team works against another.....It can be mind boggling.

+ what the rest have said


competitive, would my one word to sum it up.
Get prepared to have some losses on any given day.





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can you drop a normal team to pee wee level or do you need bouy a new team?

Originally posted by RoidRage53
can you drop a normal team to pee wee level or do you need bouy a new team?

No, you have to buy a peewee team. You can't demote in so to speak.