Warrior General Games

Originally posted by PracticeSquad
Originally posted by Hells Horses

I fully endorse this idea.


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oh yeah, and +1 on this idea


agreed on both counts....

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I love this idea... I really want my team to work out in specific drills... but all we got to work with is preseason scrimmages... and why not have team practices, also?

It makes sense for a team to be able to scrimmage its offense against its own defense.

this is an amazing idea. +1
the offseason is so boring and this sounds like a perfect idea. I love everything about it and it seems completely realistic.

I think this would be a lot of fun and help maintain interest in off-seasons that are getting increasingly longer.

Originally posted by JackRiley

Originally posted by jlong78la

I like this idea. This could even be expanded as to having tryouts for teams. Say if you have a player that is in AA, but you think that he could compete in the Pro leagues.......you can pay to join a training camp or maybe even some type of combine. You will get experience and see if your player can hang with the Pros.

This idea also has some intriguing potential to it imo.

Updated to include something like this...

I like the idea too.

It's a good idea. I support it.

+1

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Suppose owners had the choice to pay salary through the offseason for a player (decision end date is day 40). Then the player has the money to train, the owner has spent his extra cash on player offseason training, there is no necessary new interface, and the player chooses his training rather than the owner.

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I think it says something that I was thinking on my own and I knew that this was suggested so I Was going to go comment on it. I clicked Suggestions and I wasn't sure where it would be and then looked at Epic and saw that this was the last thread posted on in there. That's a sign +1000000000000000000000000.0443Pi. I absolutely love this idea and I will love the ability to say see you in minicamp to my recruits and actually have position battles. Loveeee it.

What's the difference between position battles and extra pre-season games? What's the difference between owners just giving players salary if they want during the offseason and as a result the players can train themselves?

This seems like a big suggestion for benefits each of which can be done within the scale of the current game.