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Practicing on which level?
Posted: Sun Jul 12, 2009 8:35 pm
by pounddarock
OK, so I don't want to be the one start the great debate, but from comments I noticed by guys who have the game already, I'm just wondering when I finally get the game...should we be focused on practicing on Heisman or All-American?
I'll leave it to the "commishes" to post an official poll or something, but I would like to set up my offline play to mirror the leagues'.
Thanks

Re: Practicing on which level?
Posted: Sun Jul 12, 2009 8:47 pm
by Cnasty
It will take a couple weeks of a lot of scrims and many discussions.
I personally have played both levels equally and I really like them both actually.
AA is easier to pass on and I see a lot of bigger plays.
Heisman seems more realistic still in a total game experience, but can be to suffocating on D at times.
I guess thats what makes this game so good so early on is that no matter what we play on, we will have a great version and awesome seasons.
I would say Im leaning Heisman 51% to 49% over AA at this point.

Re: Practicing on which level?
Posted: Sun Jul 12, 2009 8:47 pm
by ajalves
both.

Re: Practicing on which level?
Posted: Sun Jul 12, 2009 9:02 pm
by pounddarock
It would be kind of cool to play on AA with 5 mins quarters...only because that way we could played ranked games and have the stats tracked. Just a thought.
Either way, playing in this league beats the hell out of playing lobby games so I'm down for whichever.
Re: Practicing on which level?
Posted: Sun Jul 12, 2009 10:00 pm
by NCSUholmey
pounddarock wrote:It would be kind of cool to play on AA with 5 mins quarters...only because that way we could played ranked games and have the stats tracked.
Leaguedaddy
But really, if a game were to go on a record, it might get some people focused not on playing a fun game, but might cut a corner or two. I doubt anyone would do that, but it opens the possibility
Re: Practicing on which level?
Posted: Sun Jul 12, 2009 10:03 pm
by Cnasty
I like the ranked aspect, but we have to play on at least 6 minute quarters.
5 goes by real quick and is good to get a lot of sims in for a night, but season games have to go 6...at least.
Re: Practicing on which level?
Posted: Sun Jul 12, 2009 10:04 pm
by bigred
heisman all the way
Re: Practicing on which level?
Posted: Sun Jul 12, 2009 10:04 pm
by Cnasty
bigred wrote:heisman all the way
After the classic we just played, hard not to agree.

Re: Practicing on which level?
Posted: Sun Jul 12, 2009 10:49 pm
by kdog36
i CAN ALREADY SEE THE SOS for me
low scoring for ole KDOG
so we could play on varsity and it would not matter
Re: Practicing on which level?
Posted: Sun Jul 12, 2009 11:09 pm
by BIGmike
NCSUholmey wrote:pounddarock wrote:It would be kind of cool to play on AA with 5 mins quarters...only because that way we could played ranked games and have the stats tracked.
Leaguedaddy
But really, if a game were to go on a record, it might get some people focused not on playing a fun game, but might cut a corner or two. I doubt anyone would do that, but it opens the possibility
Bingo. That's the reason why Jeff went unranked in the first place.
Re: Practicing on which level?
Posted: Sun Jul 12, 2009 11:11 pm
by BIGmike
I suggest everyone jump back and forth between AA and Heisman at least half a dozen times each prior to making a decision on which level we should play. I think both AA and Heisman offer up a great gaming experience this year.
Re: Practicing on which level?
Posted: Sun Jul 12, 2009 11:29 pm
by shel311
BIGmike wrote:I suggest everyone jump back and forth between AA and Heisman at least half a dozen times each prior to making a decision on which level we should play. I think both AA and Heisman offer up a great gaming experience this year.
I agree. Focus on both equally and that will get you to make the best possible decision.
I think we're in for a great season either way.
As of now, I'm about 65% in favor of AA, but I've played way more games on AA, so I need to play some more Heisman games to get a better feel for it.
Re: Practicing on which level?
Posted: Sun Jul 12, 2009 11:44 pm
by nick
shel311 wrote:BIGmike wrote:I suggest everyone jump back and forth between AA and Heisman at least half a dozen times each prior to making a decision on which level we should play. I think both AA and Heisman offer up a great gaming experience this year.
I agree. Focus on both equally and that will get you to make the best possible decision.
I think we're in for a great season either way.
As of now, I'm about 65% in favor of AA, but I've played way more games on AA, so I need to play some more Heisman games to get a better feel for it.
good to know uve played a solid number of games that you could like it 65%. i'm sure you factored in a lot of things to come up with that number

Re: Practicing on which level?
Posted: Sun Jul 12, 2009 11:47 pm
by shel311
nick wrote:shel311 wrote:BIGmike wrote:I suggest everyone jump back and forth between AA and Heisman at least half a dozen times each prior to making a decision on which level we should play. I think both AA and Heisman offer up a great gaming experience this year.
I agree. Focus on both equally and that will get you to make the best possible decision.
I think we're in for a great season either way.
As of now, I'm about 65% in favor of AA, but I've played way more games on AA, so I need to play some more Heisman games to get a better feel for it.
good to know uve played a solid number of games that you could like it 65%. i'm sure you factored in a lot of things to come up with that number

You're right.
It really is good to be able to play a solid number of games...already...by Sunday...when the game doesn't come out til Tuesday.

Re: Practicing on which level?
Posted: Sun Jul 12, 2009 11:53 pm
by nick
shel311 wrote:nick wrote:shel311 wrote:BIGmike wrote:I suggest everyone jump back and forth between AA and Heisman at least half a dozen times each prior to making a decision on which level we should play. I think both AA and Heisman offer up a great gaming experience this year.
I agree. Focus on both equally and that will get you to make the best possible decision.
I think we're in for a great season either way.
As of now, I'm about 65% in favor of AA, but I've played way more games on AA, so I need to play some more Heisman games to get a better feel for it.
good to know uve played a solid number of games that you could like it 65%. i'm sure you factored in a lot of things to come up with that number

You're right.
It really is good to be able to play a solid number of games...already...by Sunday...when the game doesn't come out til Tuesday.

ahh you used that creepy ass emoticon. But that's true. I should call you in, get you in shit by the police (so we can add to trendon's list).
Re: Practicing on which level?
Posted: Sun Jul 12, 2009 11:56 pm
by shel311
I'd REALLY put Trendon to the test.
I'd make sure to do whatever I could so the cops would beat me senseless.
Then I'd find out who Trendon hates more, me or the cops. Who would he defend??
Re: Practicing on which level?
Posted: Sun Jul 12, 2009 11:59 pm
by nick
shel311 wrote:I'd REALLY put Trendon to the test.
I'd make sure to do whatever I could so the cops would beat me senseless.
Then I'd find out who Trendon hates more, me or the cops. Who would he defend??
let's find out
Re: Practicing on which level?
Posted: Mon Jul 13, 2009 1:38 am
by BlackRain
I am actually just practicing on Heisman only, because I am so used to us playing Heisman..........Heisman all the way.
Re: Practicing on which level?
Posted: Mon Jul 13, 2009 1:43 am
by shel311
BlackRain011138 wrote:I am actually just practicing on Heisman only, because I am so used to us playing Heisman..........Heisman all the way.
I suggest trying out AA man.
AA/Heisman is VERY different than previous versions.
This is subject to change, but so far for me, I haven't noticed much difference in the running games on AA vs heisman.
Passing wise, Heisman is still pretty tough, and we'd probably still have 80% of the league with more INTs than TDs. But on AA, the numbers would probably be MUCH more realistic and evenly dispersed.
That's my thoughts as of now. 65% in favor of AA, NickWadden.

Re: Practicing on which level?
Posted: Mon Jul 13, 2009 1:48 am
by BlackRain
shel311 wrote:BlackRain011138 wrote:I am actually just practicing on Heisman only, because I am so used to us playing Heisman..........Heisman all the way.
I suggest trying out AA man.
AA/Heisman is VERY different than previous versions.
This is subject to change, but so far for me, I haven't noticed much difference in the running games on AA vs heisman.
Passing wise, Heisman is still pretty tough, and we'd probably still have 80% of the league with more INTs than TDs. But on AA, the numbers would probably be MUCH more realistic and evenly dispersed.
That's my thoughts as of now. 65% in favor of AA, NickWadden.

I will give it a try, but I am so used to Heisman..............
