Warrior General Games

Originally posted by coachingubigr
removing gear for a playoff game is super shitty

No point sugar coating it

This.

And should be called out everytime.

Originally posted by tremele
Accused? It was clear as day as well as the screen shots as proof. Cheating with multis is a clear rule. Why even care or spend money on this game? I'm not spending anymore on this game at this point. People who are making it a shitty experience for others are driving people away who are activiely paying to keep the lights on. This game's demise is inevitable because there is no accountability, not even amongst the community.

So many agents have Multi's it's ridiculous and has everyone been caught that has cheated in some fashion in this game?.000001% chance of that being true. Get rid of agents with multi's and GLB will be no longer....period. Not saying it's right, but it is what it is as Bort and DD could care less or they would have done something a long time ago. I also don't spend money on this game anymore and only came back to keep John's teams going. Once his FP's are gone I am as well and know the deal with what goes on here already. I am just saying, why kick a dead horse and bring this crap up over and over again. I just don't see the point in it other than want to hear yourself talk about it and try to cause drama. Ok, I shared my opinion, but for those trying to bring new agents into GLB this kind of drama could negate that from happening so I do feel sorry for them.

Peace Out!

Originally posted by tremele
Always quick to come defend. It's a little weird at this point, why even get involved?

Defend? Sounds like he's SHAMING. Pwned hasn't replied to me in over a month, he must be on Wiseman's side of the argument now.

Originally posted by coachingubigr
super shitty

In hindsight, I realize that my actions were inconsiderate and disrupted the preparation for a critical game. The team, coaches, and everyone involved deserved better from me, and I deeply regret the negative effects my behavior may have caused. I understand that the integrity of the organization is built on trust, respect, and collaboration, and my actions failed to uphold those values.

I take full responsibility for what happened and want to assure you that it was never my intention to cause harm or put the team at a disadvantage. I am committed to learning from this experience, and I will do everything I can to regain trust and demonstrate that I am capable of making better decisions in the future.

Please accept my deepest apologies to everyone impacted by this. I truly valued being a part of the Sno Kitties organization, and I hope to contribute to their Pro success next season.

I have the following Free Agents available for next season if anyone is interested:
https://glb.warriorgeneral.com/game/player.pl?player_id=4880018
https://glb.warriorgeneral.com/game/player.pl?player_id=4880019
https://glb.warriorgeneral.com/game/player.pl?player_id=4880001
https://glb.warriorgeneral.com/game/player.pl?player_id=4879999
https://glb.warriorgeneral.com/game/player.pl?player_id=4879998
https://glb.warriorgeneral.com/game/player.pl?player_id=4879997

1. Moose Miller
Position: Defensive End
Height: 6'4"
Weight: 250 lbs
Experience: 5 Seasons
Description:
Moose Miller is a disruptive force on the defensive line, known for his speed, strength, and relentless pass-rushing ability. With five seasons of experience, Moose has a knack for getting after the quarterback and disrupting offensive plays in the backfield. His combination of size and agility makes him a tough match for offensive tackles. A solid tackler and run stopper, Moose is a key piece for any defense looking to bolster its edge-rush capabilities.

2. Goose Miller
Position: Defensive End
Height: 6'3"
Weight: 245 lbs
Experience: 4 Seasons
Description:
Goose Miller is a high-energy defensive end with exceptional pass-rushing skills and a relentless work ethic. Known for his speed and ability to bend around the edge, Goose has consistently put pressure on opposing quarterbacks. His awareness and ability to disrupt plays in the backfield make him an invaluable asset to any defensive line. With a high motor and solid fundamentals, Goose is a great addition for teams looking to strengthen their defensive front.

3. Sawyer Higgins
Position: Defensive Tackle
Height: 6'2"
Weight: 310 lbs
Experience: 3 Seasons
Description:
Sawyer Higgins is a powerful and physical defensive tackle who excels in stopping the run and clogging up the middle. At 310 lbs, Sawyer is a force in the trenches, capable of occupying multiple blockers and freeing up teammates to make plays. His ability to control the line of scrimmage and disrupt offensive plays has made him a key defensive asset. Ideal for teams looking to add a strong presence to their interior defensive line.

4. Lillow Vance
Position: Defensive Tackle
Height: 6'3"
Weight: 320 lbs
Experience: 6 Seasons
Description:
Lillow Vance is a stout and imposing defensive tackle known for his ability to collapse the pocket and stop the run. With six years of experience, Lillow is one of the most well-rounded players on the defensive line, combining strength with agility. His ability to push through double teams and make plays behind the line of scrimmage makes him a game-changer for any defensive unit. Lillow's veteran leadership and physicality make him a key addition to any team looking to fortify its defensive front.

5. Cooper Plate
Position: Tight End
Height: 6'5"
Weight: 250 lbs
Experience: 4 Seasons
Description:
Cooper Plate is a versatile tight end with excellent hands and the ability to create mismatches in the passing game. At 6'5" and 250 lbs, Cooper is a physical target in the red zone and a reliable blocker in the running game. His size and athleticism make him a constant threat to defenses, whether he’s running routes down the seam or helping to protect the quarterback. A strong addition to any offense looking for a complete tight end who can contribute in multiple facets.

6. Cooper Bowl
Position: Tight End
Height: 6'4"
Weight: 240 lbs
Experience: 3 Seasons
Description:
Cooper Bowl is a dynamic and athletic tight end known for his exceptional ability to stretch the field and create separation from defenders. With three seasons of experience, Cooper has proven himself as a reliable pass-catcher and an effective blocker. His ability to make plays in both the passing game and the run game makes him a valuable asset for any offensive scheme. Cooper is a well-rounded tight end who can be used in a variety of roles on the field.

Did I just have a part in creating a public GLB apology?
Holy smokes.

Originally posted by PeeJJK
In hindsight, I realize that my actions were inconsiderate and disrupted the preparation for a critical game. The team, coaches, and everyone involved deserved better from me, and I deeply regret the negative effects my behavior may have caused. I understand that the integrity of the organization is built on trust, respect, and collaboration, and my actions failed to uphold those values.

I take full responsibility for what happened and want to assure you that it was never my intention to cause harm or put the team at a disadvantage. I am committed to learning from this experience, and I will do everything I can to regain trust and demonstrate that I am capable of making better decisions in the future.

Please accept my deepest apologies to everyone impacted by this. I truly valued being a part of the Sno Kitties organization, and I hope to contribute to their Pro success next season.

I have the following Free Agents available for next season if anyone is interested:
https://glb.warriorgeneral.com/game/player.pl?player_id=4880018
https://glb.warriorgeneral.com/game/player.pl?player_id=4880019
https://glb.warriorgeneral.com/game/player.pl?player_id=4880001
https://glb.warriorgeneral.com/game/player.pl?player_id=4879999
https://glb.warriorgeneral.com/game/player.pl?player_id=4879998
https://glb.warriorgeneral.com/game/player.pl?player_id=4879997

1. Moose Miller
Position: Defensive End
Height: 6'4"
Weight: 250 lbs
Experience: 5 Seasons
Description:
Moose Miller is a disruptive force on the defensive line, known for his speed, strength, and relentless pass-rushing ability. With five seasons of experience, Moose has a knack for getting after the quarterback and disrupting offensive plays in the backfield. His combination of size and agility makes him a tough match for offensive tackles. A solid tackler and run stopper, Moose is a key piece for any defense looking to bolster its edge-rush capabilities.

2. Goose Miller
Position: Defensive End
Height: 6'3"
Weight: 245 lbs
Experience: 4 Seasons
Description:
Goose Miller is a high-energy defensive end with exceptional pass-rushing skills and a relentless work ethic. Known for his speed and ability to bend around the edge, Goose has consistently put pressure on opposing quarterbacks. His awareness and ability to disrupt plays in the backfield make him an invaluable asset to any defensive line. With a high motor and solid fundamentals, Goose is a great addition for teams looking to strengthen their defensive front.

3. Sawyer Higgins
Position: Defensive Tackle
Height: 6'2"
Weight: 310 lbs
Experience: 3 Seasons
Description:
Sawyer Higgins is a powerful and physical defensive tackle who excels in stopping the run and clogging up the middle. At 310 lbs, Sawyer is a force in the trenches, capable of occupying multiple blockers and freeing up teammates to make plays. His ability to control the line of scrimmage and disrupt offensive plays has made him a key defensive asset. Ideal for teams looking to add a strong presence to their interior defensive line.

4. Lillow Vance
Position: Defensive Tackle
Height: 6'3"
Weight: 320 lbs
Experience: 6 Seasons
Description:
Lillow Vance is a stout and imposing defensive tackle known for his ability to collapse the pocket and stop the run. With six years of experience, Lillow is one of the most well-rounded players on the defensive line, combining strength with agility. His ability to push through double teams and make plays behind the line of scrimmage makes him a game-changer for any defensive unit. Lillow's veteran leadership and physicality make him a key addition to any team looking to fortify its defensive front.

5. Cooper Plate
Position: Tight End
Height: 6'5"
Weight: 250 lbs
Experience: 4 Seasons
Description:
Cooper Plate is a versatile tight end with excellent hands and the ability to create mismatches in the passing game. At 6'5" and 250 lbs, Cooper is a physical target in the red zone and a reliable blocker in the running game. His size and athleticism make him a constant threat to defenses, whether he’s running routes down the seam or helping to protect the quarterback. A strong addition to any offense looking for a complete tight end who can contribute in multiple facets.

6. Cooper Bowl
Position: Tight End
Height: 6'4"
Weight: 240 lbs
Experience: 3 Seasons
Description:
Cooper Bowl is a dynamic and athletic tight end known for his exceptional ability to stretch the field and create separation from defenders. With three seasons of experience, Cooper has proven himself as a reliable pass-catcher and an effective blocker. His ability to make plays in both the passing game and the run game makes him a valuable asset for any offensive scheme. Cooper is a well-rounded tight end who can be used in a variety of roles on the field.


I gotta start building better dots

Originally posted by coachingubigr

I gotta start building better dots


ChatGPT helps a lot

Dude is making apologies great again

tldr

Originally posted by PeeJJK
In hindsight, I realize that my actions were inconsiderate and disrupted the preparation for a critical game. The team, coaches, and everyone involved deserved better from me, and I deeply regret the negative effects my behavior may have caused. I understand that the integrity of the organization is built on trust, respect, and collaboration, and my actions failed to uphold those values.

I take full responsibility for what happened and want to assure you that it was never my intention to cause harm or put the team at a disadvantage. I am committed to learning from this experience, and I will do everything I can to regain trust and demonstrate that I am capable of making better decisions in the future.

Please accept my deepest apologies to everyone impacted by this. I truly valued being a part of the Sno Kitties organization, and I hope to contribute to their Pro success next season.

I have the following Free Agents available for next season if anyone is interested:
https://glb.warriorgeneral.com/game/player.pl?player_id=4880018
https://glb.warriorgeneral.com/game/player.pl?player_id=4880019
https://glb.warriorgeneral.com/game/player.pl?player_id=4880001
https://glb.warriorgeneral.com/game/player.pl?player_id=4879999
https://glb.warriorgeneral.com/game/player.pl?player_id=4879998
https://glb.warriorgeneral.com/game/player.pl?player_id=4879997

1. Moose Miller
Position: Defensive End
Height: 6'4"
Weight: 250 lbs
Experience: 5 Seasons
Description:
Moose Miller is a disruptive force on the defensive line, known for his speed, strength, and relentless pass-rushing ability. With five seasons of experience, Moose has a knack for getting after the quarterback and disrupting offensive plays in the backfield. His combination of size and agility makes him a tough match for offensive tackles. A solid tackler and run stopper, Moose is a key piece for any defense looking to bolster its edge-rush capabilities.

2. Goose Miller
Position: Defensive End
Height: 6'3"
Weight: 245 lbs
Experience: 4 Seasons
Description:
Goose Miller is a high-energy defensive end with exceptional pass-rushing skills and a relentless work ethic. Known for his speed and ability to bend around the edge, Goose has consistently put pressure on opposing quarterbacks. His awareness and ability to disrupt plays in the backfield make him an invaluable asset to any defensive line. With a high motor and solid fundamentals, Goose is a great addition for teams looking to strengthen their defensive front.

3. Sawyer Higgins
Position: Defensive Tackle
Height: 6'2"
Weight: 310 lbs
Experience: 3 Seasons
Description:
Sawyer Higgins is a powerful and physical defensive tackle who excels in stopping the run and clogging up the middle. At 310 lbs, Sawyer is a force in the trenches, capable of occupying multiple blockers and freeing up teammates to make plays. His ability to control the line of scrimmage and disrupt offensive plays has made him a key defensive asset. Ideal for teams looking to add a strong presence to their interior defensive line.

4. Lillow Vance
Position: Defensive Tackle
Height: 6'3"
Weight: 320 lbs
Experience: 6 Seasons
Description:
Lillow Vance is a stout and imposing defensive tackle known for his ability to collapse the pocket and stop the run. With six years of experience, Lillow is one of the most well-rounded players on the defensive line, combining strength with agility. His ability to push through double teams and make plays behind the line of scrimmage makes him a game-changer for any defensive unit. Lillow's veteran leadership and physicality make him a key addition to any team looking to fortify its defensive front.

5. Cooper Plate
Position: Tight End
Height: 6'5"
Weight: 250 lbs
Experience: 4 Seasons
Description:
Cooper Plate is a versatile tight end with excellent hands and the ability to create mismatches in the passing game. At 6'5" and 250 lbs, Cooper is a physical target in the red zone and a reliable blocker in the running game. His size and athleticism make him a constant threat to defenses, whether he’s running routes down the seam or helping to protect the quarterback. A strong addition to any offense looking for a complete tight end who can contribute in multiple facets.

6. Cooper Bowl
Position: Tight End
Height: 6'4"
Weight: 240 lbs
Experience: 3 Seasons
Description:
Cooper Bowl is a dynamic and athletic tight end known for his exceptional ability to stretch the field and create separation from defenders. With three seasons of experience, Cooper has proven himself as a reliable pass-catcher and an effective blocker. His ability to make plays in both the passing game and the run game makes him a valuable asset for any offensive scheme. Cooper is a well-rounded tight end who can be used in a variety of roles on the field.

While I recognize and appreciate the extensive reflection and expression of remorse in your message, I cannot in good conscience accept the apology as resolution at this time. This is not born from a place of vindictiveness or personal grievance, but rather from a measured evaluation of the broader impact your actions had—not only on the direct outcomes of the game in question, but on the cohesion, morale, and operational integrity of an organization that prides itself on mutual accountability and unwavering commitment to team success.

Words, even those delivered with elegance and sincerity, are ultimately not a substitute for the time-sensitive actions they fail to precede. In competitive environments like ours, where preparation windows are finite and expectations are mutually understood, the ripple effects of an untimely disruption go beyond logistics—they erode confidence, shake rhythm, and compromise strategic alignment built through countless hours of effort by players, coaches, and support staff alike. The standard is not perfection, but dependability. And in that critical moment, the absence of the latter resonated louder than any apology offered in hindsight.

Your admission of fault and the expressed desire to grow from the experience are commendable. Growth, however, is neither instantaneous nor guaranteed—it is evidenced over time, through demonstrated patterns of accountability and behavior that align with the values you invoke: trust, respect, collaboration. These are not abstract ideals—they are active currencies within this organization, and unfortunately, they were depleted in a moment when we needed them most.

As for your expressed hope of contributing to the Sno Kitties’ Pro success next season, such aspirations will remain in the realm of possibility—but not inevitability. Opportunities, much like reputations, must be earned, not simply requested post-facto. Should the desire to reengage with this organization remain sincere, it must be accompanied by proactive effort, a recalibration of priorities, and a demonstrated recommitment to the standards we uphold—consistently, not selectively.

Lastly, while the list of available free agents is indeed noted and impressive in its depth and positional versatility, I would advise that any team considering roster additions does so with full awareness not just of statistical output or player archetypes, but of the cultural and situational alignment necessary to maintain team integrity. Talent may win games, but cohesion builds legacies.

In the meantime, I genuinely wish you success in your efforts to make amends and rebuild professional rapport. This isn’t exile—it’s accountability. What comes next is up to you.

We’ll be watching.

Originally posted by Mauler
I just don't see the point in it other than want to hear yourself talk about it and try to cause drama. Ok, I shared my opinion, but for those trying to bring new agents into GLB this kind of drama could negate that from happening so I do feel sorry for them.

Peace Out!



If I would have known this type of play happened with them, I wouldn't have joined. This is a good way to publicly let others know ahead of time. Unfortunately since there is no accountability this is the only way to communicate that to new players.

Originally posted by PeeJJK
ChatGPT helps a lot

91.44% on AI detector. Highlighted pretty much the whole thing, except for the links, which I should've snipped out.

Now I'm curious if that was ChatGPT or not, or if AI detector just flags everything.