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I think both conferences have greatly improved the last couple of seasons and honestly think we are one of the top leagues and i just wanted to see what you dudes thought.

I'm not sure... Don't really think it is the case... in Zeta at least.... In Alpha, Ninjas and Wrath are looking good, plus the newly promoted Alpha teams Ares Assassins and Shortbus Allstars seem to be pretty good... Meanwhile, Battle Chickens (also from Alpha) are the only EE team that are doing well in the WL.

Still, EWC is 8-0 against teams in other PRO leagues and 0-3 against WL teams... So maybe we have improved compared to other PRO leagues, but still lag behind when it comes to the best of the best.

A lot of it also depends on how many EE PRO teams that are folding, so lets keep it to a minimum..

I was just thinking among other pro leagues

I heard EE pro was weak before I got here, but it doesn't really seem the case. Sure there are a few weak teams, but most of these teams I'm game planning for are putting together solid ai packages with few or no holes in them. I've been impressed so far. The game planning of world league teams is about the same as the best teams in EE pro, but their dots are a little better overall.

EEPL has been solid for the last 3-4 seasons. We have done well in tourneys and game against other Pro leagues, including the WL and league challenges. This season, it seems like there are very solid teams at the top of each conference, but nto the depth we usually have, as the middle of the pack teams are not very strong.

In my opinion EEPro is in the middle of the pack.

Better than APL, SEAPL, and OPL.

Worst than USAPL, CPL,SAPL.

We might be a tad better than WEPL.

There is a thread somewhere in that cesspool WL forum that has or had the rating of the World League teams vs. other conferences so you can check how the top teams in each region has done.

I really don't think CPL or SAPL are all that great just going by scrimmages and common opponents

usa pro has definitely slipped due to so many of the teams moving into wl

I coordinate in EEPL and WEPL, we are def ahead of WEPL

Originally posted by seanb1979
I heard EE pro was weak before I got here, but it doesn't really seem the case. Sure there are a few weak teams, but most of these teams I'm game planning for are putting together solid ai packages with few or no holes in them. I've been impressed so far. The game planning of world league teams is about the same as the best teams in EE pro, but their dots are a little better overall.

I think the problem is the depth of EE Pro. You go to USA for example and each conference is at min 8 deep.

I dont mean any slight to anybody in this league, but truthfully Alpha is 5 deep and Zeta is 2 deep. But I agree we got to keep guttings at a min.

If Alpha is 5 deep, Zeta is definitely 3 deep (Russian Revolution).

Originally posted by kwankwan
I'm not sure... Don't really think it is the case... in Zeta at least.... In Alpha, Ninjas and Wrath are looking good, plus the newly promoted Alpha teams Ares Assassins and Shortbus Allstars seem to be pretty good... Meanwhile, Battle Chickens (also from Alpha) are the only EE team that are doing well in the WL.

Still, EWC is 8-0 against teams in other PRO leagues and 0-3 against WL teams... So maybe we have improved compared to other PRO leagues, but still lag behind when it comes to the best of the best.

A lot of it also depends on how many EE PRO teams that are folding, so lets keep it to a minimum..

I think both the Ninjas and the Wrath would do decently in the WL. There are quite a few teams in WL that I know they would beat.

Originally posted by kwankwan
If Alpha is 5 deep, Zeta is definitely 3 deep (Russian Revolution).

Fine w/ me, I dont follow Zeta very closely. And you could make a case that Alpha is only 4 deep too, Spiders not playing like we where last couple seasons.

I think the depth issue is more of a by-product of S1 retirements - a lot of us are reloading in mass. It's kinda shit that you can't really reload gradually and still dominate at the high level .. you basically hold onto your dinosaurs until it's no longer feasible.

EEPL is a family, as much as it can be in the GLB world. Most agents are here for the while, with little roster turn-over. The teams that seem to churn their roster each off-season actually aren't overly successfull, historically.

Originally posted by Stephenthegreat
I coordinate in EEPL and WEPL, we are def ahead of WEPL

I agree! If the Thundercats can knock off some WEPL teams, then yea! EEPL is much better!