Warrior General Games

Originally posted by
I sold them on creating a dynasty that endeavors to be the #1 franchise of all-time

lol...

if we had an all-time USA Pro of the best 32 franchises in just this region, idk if DDL makes it

Originally posted by BBVD
lol...

if we had an all-time USA Pro of the best 32 franchises in just this region, idk if DDL makes it

to the first point.....

Strategy: Builds – Invest in stamina early, but not too much!

(Build information in this guide will be a basic overview of general info. Included with your purchase of this guide you can PM me w/build questions as each team and player is going to have unique circumstances that need to handled on a case by case basis.)

Stamina is something that you must raise to certain levels in the long term. It is best to build your player’s stamina first, that way you get to save as much energy in the development years to maximize opportunities for training for the long term. i.e. if you are planning on playing with 1 QB on your team, no harm in getting his stamina to 40 before anything else, THEN fill in the rest. He’s going to need 40 eventually, get that out of the way first since that effects his ability to gain SPs in training. But don’t start putting your OL players at 40, because you can get away with 30 stamina on an OL at level 30 if you have enough of them on your roster! In fact, any player at any position can get away with only 30 stamina if you carry a lot of depth, so don’t go overboard, but get to that 30 mark at least, as soon as you create your player. Long term, if you have 4 OTs on your team, then having each of them at 30 means they can have enough energy to play but also put those extra points saved into other skills.


rebuttal?

Originally posted by bhall43
to the first point.....

Strategy: Builds – Invest in stamina early, but not too much!

(Build information in this guide will be a basic overview of general info. Included with your purchase of this guide you can PM me w/build questions as each team and player is going to have unique circumstances that need to handled on a case by case basis.)

Stamina is something that you must raise to certain levels in the long term. It is best to build your player’s stamina first, that way you get to save as much energy in the development years to maximize opportunities for training for the long term. i.e. if you are planning on playing with 1 QB on your team, no harm in getting his stamina to 40 before anything else, THEN fill in the rest. He’s going to need 40 eventually, get that out of the way first since that effects his ability to gain SPs in training. But don’t start putting your OL players at 40, because you can get away with 30 stamina on an OL at level 30 if you have enough of them on your roster! In fact, any player at any position can get away with only 30 stamina if you carry a lot of depth, so don’t go overboard, but get to that 30 mark at least, as soon as you create your player. Long term, if you have 4 OTs on your team, then having each of them at 30 means they can have enough energy to play but also put those extra points saved into other skills.


rebuttal?

Wow, those players sure will suck come Seasons 6,7,8,9,10, and 11.

They better hope they get at least one guy to shine for them each year.

Originally posted by mocfam10
Wow, those players sure will suck come Seasons 6,7,8,9,10, and 11.

They better hope they get at least one guy to shine for them each year.


Thats about the time you go back to the recruiting train....

Strategy Tip: Be funny! Or show that you care to learn about him!

There is no substitute for humor. If you aren’t copying and pasting some messages to recruits and if you have the time, insert a joke, there must be something about that player’s user name, or his player’s name, or a team he played for. Say something to break the ice. Complement him on his avatar, anything. Ask him where he’s from and what his hobbies are, maybe he’s a dork just like you! See, I was being funny there! Maybe send him a funny video clip on the net that applies to a subject you are discussing? Tell him about the characters you have on your team. Anything, just get to know the guy and make him want to get to know you and your team.


Stick that in your pipe and smoke it!

Originally posted by bhall43
Thats about the time you go back to the recruiting train....

Strategy Tip: Be funny! Or show that you care to learn about him!

There is no substitute for humor. If you aren’t copying and pasting some messages to recruits and if you have the time, insert a joke, there must be something about that player’s user name, or his player’s name, or a team he played for. Say something to break the ice. Complement him on his avatar, anything. Ask him where he’s from and what his hobbies are, maybe he’s a dork just like you! See, I was being funny there! Maybe send him a funny video clip on the net that applies to a subject you are discussing? Tell him about the characters you have on your team. Anything, just get to know the guy and make him want to get to know you and your team.


Stick that in your pipe and smoke it!

I dont see the funny.

someone alert the FAQ mod. We need this info archived for future generations

Originally posted by bhall43

Strategy Tip: Be funny! Or show that you care to learn about him!

There is no substitute for humor. If you aren’t copying and pasting some messages to recruits and if you have the time, insert a joke, there must be something about that player’s user name, or his player’s name, or a team he played for. Say something to break the ice. Complement him on his avatar, anything. Ask him where he’s from and what his hobbies are, maybe he’s a dork just like you! See, I was being funny there! Maybe send him a funny video clip on the net that applies to a subject you are discussing? Tell him about the characters you have on your team. Anything, just get to know the guy and make him want to get to know you and your team.



This would never work, recruits would never sign with a team just because they think they're "funny".

Originally posted by TSE
Complement him on his avatar, anything.

complement?

Originally posted by mat5592
Originally posted by Catullus 16

Originally posted by TSE


Complement him on his avatar, anything.

complement?




i.e. make sure it creates a right angle.

Originally posted by Catullus 16
complement?

If his avatar is striped, then, by god, DO NOT use your polka dot avatar when talking to him.

Originally posted by Catullus 16
complement?


That's funny, when I search for that word within my strategy guide contents, I am unable to find misspelled occurrences of that word. But don't let me spoil your fun! lol

I would also have to say that I cast my vote in support of the argument that TSE is an expert, with my strongest rationale to date being that DDL hasn't won hardly any games the last several years, yet so many people think that TSE is so big and powerful and prominent in this game that they can't resist daily interactions with him and threads honoring him in the title with their continuous debate; whether positive or negative, the amount of action that you show to discussing my character on a regular basis is such a splendid surprise that I mean so much to y'all.

Thanks! (threw this line in to help out with the rate of words per sentence in this post)

noun
1. something that completes or makes perfect: A good wine is a complement to a good meal.
2. the quantity or amount that completes anything: We now have a full complement of packers.
3. either of two parts or things needed to complete the whole; counterpart.
4. full quantity or amount; complete allowance.
5. the full number of officers and crew required on a ship.
6. Grammar.
a. a word or group of words that completes a grammatical construction in the predicate and that describes or is identified with the subject or object, as small in The house is small or president in They elected her president. Compare object complement, subject complement.
b. any word or group of words used to complete a grammatical construction, esp. in the predicate, including adverbials, as on the table in He put it on the table, infinitives, as to go in They are ready to go, and sometimes objects, as ball in He caught the ball.
7. Geometry. the quantity by which an angle or an arc falls short of 90° or a quarter of a circle. Compare supplement (def. 4).
8. Also called absolute complement. Mathematics. the set of all the elements of a universal set not included in a given set.
9. Music. the interval that completes an octave when added to a given interval.
10. Immunology.
a. a system in vertebrate blood of 12 or more proteins that react in a cascade to a cell displaying immune complexes or foreign surfaces, acting in various combinations to coat the cell and promote phagocytosis, make holes in the cell wall, or enhance the inflammatory response.
b. any of the proteins in the complement system, designated C1, C2, etc.
11. complementary color.
–verb (used with object)
12. to complete; form a complement to: This belt complements the dress better than that one.
13. Obsolete. to compliment.

Originally posted by Fondo the Wise
they are half brother and sister..

Does this mean they are hermaphrodites?