 |
View Old Forum Thread
Old Forum Index » Football Beta Testing » Football Beta Test Discussion » 2 Min Offense
RichNYC1
01:54. NYA 1/10 NYA 45 1st and 10 for the Trojans, they line up in a Pro Set; the Corsairs line up in a 4-3.
Wally Murphy takes the snap, hands off to Tommy Aaron.
Tommy Aaron runs up the right for an 8 yard gain.
01:48 NYA 2/2 MIA 47 2nd and 2 for the Trojans, they line up in a I Formation; the Corsairs line up in a 4-2-5 Nickel.
Wally Murphy takes the snap, hands off to Tommy Aaron.
Tommy Aaron runs up the middle for a 3 yard gain.
First down for the New York Trojans!
01:25 NYA 1/10 MIA 44 1st and 10 for the Trojans, they line up in a I Formation; the Corsairs line up in a 4-3.
Wally Murphy takes the snap, hands off to Tommy Aaron.
Tommy Aaron runs up the middle for a 5 yard gain.
The New York Trojans call a time out. They have 2 remaining.
01:03. NYA 2/5 MIA 39 2nd and 5 for the Trojans, they line up in a Pro Set; the Corsairs line up in a 4-3.
Wally Murphy takes the snap, hands off to Tommy Aaron.
Tommy Aaron runs up the middle for a 4 yard gain.
The New York Trojans call a time out. They have 1 remaining.
00:58. NYA 3/1 MIA 35 3rd and 1 for the Trojans, they line up in a I Formation; the Corsairs line up in a 4-3.
Wally Murphy takes the snap, hands off to Willie Cook.
Willie Cook runs up the middle for a short loss.
The New York Trojans call a time out. They have 0 remaining.
00:51. NYA 4/1 MIA 35 4th and 1 for the Trojans, they line up in a I Formation; the Corsairs line up in a 4-2-5 Nickel.
Wally Murphy takes the snap, hands off to John Ladd.
John Ladd runs up the middle for a 5 yard gain.
First down for the New York Trojans!
00:46 NYA 1/10 MIA 30 1st and 10 for the Trojans, they line up in a I Formation; the Corsairs line up in a 4-3.
Wally Murphy takes the snap, hands off to John Ladd.
John Ladd runs up the middle for a 2 yard gain.
00:25 NYA 2/8 MIA 28 2nd and 8 for the Trojans, they line up in a Field Goal/PAT; the Corsairs line up in a Field Goal/PAT Block.
Tom Dusbabek prepares to attempt a field goal for New York, Wayne Obee holding.
Obee's hold is poor.
The 44-yard field goal kick by Tom Dusbabek is good!
2 Min Offense
July 28, 2011 at 01:47PM View BBCode
The 2 min offense (when leading) is still not right01:54. NYA 1/10 NYA 45 1st and 10 for the Trojans, they line up in a Pro Set; the Corsairs line up in a 4-3.
Wally Murphy takes the snap, hands off to Tommy Aaron.
Tommy Aaron runs up the right for an 8 yard gain.
01:48 NYA 2/2 MIA 47 2nd and 2 for the Trojans, they line up in a I Formation; the Corsairs line up in a 4-2-5 Nickel.
Wally Murphy takes the snap, hands off to Tommy Aaron.
Tommy Aaron runs up the middle for a 3 yard gain.
First down for the New York Trojans!
01:25 NYA 1/10 MIA 44 1st and 10 for the Trojans, they line up in a I Formation; the Corsairs line up in a 4-3.
Wally Murphy takes the snap, hands off to Tommy Aaron.
Tommy Aaron runs up the middle for a 5 yard gain.
The New York Trojans call a time out. They have 2 remaining.
01:03. NYA 2/5 MIA 39 2nd and 5 for the Trojans, they line up in a Pro Set; the Corsairs line up in a 4-3.
Wally Murphy takes the snap, hands off to Tommy Aaron.
Tommy Aaron runs up the middle for a 4 yard gain.
The New York Trojans call a time out. They have 1 remaining.
00:58. NYA 3/1 MIA 35 3rd and 1 for the Trojans, they line up in a I Formation; the Corsairs line up in a 4-3.
Wally Murphy takes the snap, hands off to Willie Cook.
Willie Cook runs up the middle for a short loss.
The New York Trojans call a time out. They have 0 remaining.
00:51. NYA 4/1 MIA 35 4th and 1 for the Trojans, they line up in a I Formation; the Corsairs line up in a 4-2-5 Nickel.
Wally Murphy takes the snap, hands off to John Ladd.
John Ladd runs up the middle for a 5 yard gain.
First down for the New York Trojans!
00:46 NYA 1/10 MIA 30 1st and 10 for the Trojans, they line up in a I Formation; the Corsairs line up in a 4-3.
Wally Murphy takes the snap, hands off to John Ladd.
John Ladd runs up the middle for a 2 yard gain.
00:25 NYA 2/8 MIA 28 2nd and 8 for the Trojans, they line up in a Field Goal/PAT; the Corsairs line up in a Field Goal/PAT Block.
Tom Dusbabek prepares to attempt a field goal for New York, Wayne Obee holding.
Obee's hold is poor.
The 44-yard field goal kick by Tom Dusbabek is good!
RichNYC1
00:53. NYA 1/10 NYA 38 1st and 10 for the Trojans, they line up in a Pro Set; the Henchmen line up in a 4-2-5 Nickel.
Wally Murphy takes the snap, hands off to Tommy Aaron.
Tommy Aaron runs up the middle for a 6 yard gain.
The Houston Henchmen call a time out. They have 1 remaining.
00:46. NYA 2/4 NYA 44 2nd and 4 for the Trojans, they line up in a I Formation; the Henchmen line up in a 4-2-5 Nickel.
Wally Murphy takes the snap and keeps the ball.
Wally Murphy runs up the middle for an 8 yard gain.
First down for the New York Trojans!
The Houston Henchmen call a time out. They have 0 remaining.
00:40. NYA 1/10 HOU 48 1st and 10 for the Trojans, they line up in a I Formation; the Henchmen line up in a 4-3.
Wally Murphy takes the snap, hands off to Tommy Aaron.
Tommy Aaron runs up the middle for no gain.
00:33 NYA 2/10 HOU 48 2nd and 10 for the Trojans, they line up in a Pro Set; the Henchmen line up in a 4-3.
Wally Murphy takes the snap, hands off to Zeke Thomas.
The linebackers are blitzing!
Zeke Thomas runs up the middle for a 6 yard gain.
00:08 NYA 3/4 HOU 42 3rd and 4 for the Trojans, they line up in a I Formation; the Henchmen line up in a 4-2-5 Nickel.
Time expires before the snap.
00:00 NYA --- HOU 42 End of 2nd quarter.
New York Trojans 10, Houston Henchmen 3
July 28, 2011 at 06:37PM View BBCode
And again.... does no one think this is an issue?00:53. NYA 1/10 NYA 38 1st and 10 for the Trojans, they line up in a Pro Set; the Henchmen line up in a 4-2-5 Nickel.
Wally Murphy takes the snap, hands off to Tommy Aaron.
Tommy Aaron runs up the middle for a 6 yard gain.
The Houston Henchmen call a time out. They have 1 remaining.
00:46. NYA 2/4 NYA 44 2nd and 4 for the Trojans, they line up in a I Formation; the Henchmen line up in a 4-2-5 Nickel.
Wally Murphy takes the snap and keeps the ball.
Wally Murphy runs up the middle for an 8 yard gain.
First down for the New York Trojans!
The Houston Henchmen call a time out. They have 0 remaining.
00:40. NYA 1/10 HOU 48 1st and 10 for the Trojans, they line up in a I Formation; the Henchmen line up in a 4-3.
Wally Murphy takes the snap, hands off to Tommy Aaron.
Tommy Aaron runs up the middle for no gain.
00:33 NYA 2/10 HOU 48 2nd and 10 for the Trojans, they line up in a Pro Set; the Henchmen line up in a 4-3.
Wally Murphy takes the snap, hands off to Zeke Thomas.
The linebackers are blitzing!
Zeke Thomas runs up the middle for a 6 yard gain.
00:08 NYA 3/4 HOU 42 3rd and 4 for the Trojans, they line up in a I Formation; the Henchmen line up in a 4-2-5 Nickel.
Time expires before the snap.
00:00 NYA --- HOU 42 End of 2nd quarter.
New York Trojans 10, Houston Henchmen 3
Hamilton2
July 28, 2011 at 06:44PM View formatted
You are viewing the raw post code; this allows you to copy a message with BBCode formatting intact.
You can adjust this in your settings, I think. Have you checked under Offense>2-Min? What is it that you are not liking about the settings?
Admin
Rich, is that sequence from the end of half or end of game? Can you post the game link?
--Chris
July 28, 2011 at 07:08PM View BBCode
Offense>2 min doesn't take effect when leading, only when tied or behind. At the end of the game your 2-minute offense is hardcoded to eat time and kneel the ball when leading.Rich, is that sequence from the end of half or end of game? Can you post the game link?
--Chris
RichNYC1
[url=http://footballbeta.simdynasty.com/boxscore.jsp?boxscoreid=3671&thid=362]Mia vs NY[/url]
[url=http://footballbeta.simdynasty.com/boxscore.jsp?boxscoreid=3678&thid=362]Hou vs NY[/url]
[Edited on 10/04/06 by RichNYC1]
July 28, 2011 at 07:49PM View BBCode
Both are from the first half, Chris. This has been going for months.[url=http://footballbeta.simdynasty.com/boxscore.jsp?boxscoreid=3671&thid=362]Mia vs NY[/url]
[url=http://footballbeta.simdynasty.com/boxscore.jsp?boxscoreid=3678&thid=362]Hou vs NY[/url]
[Edited on 10/04/06 by RichNYC1]
Hamilton2
I'm reading the description wrong maybe, but to me it says that it takes effect with less than X seconds remaining in the half (for either team), or it takes effect with less than X seconds remaining in the game (when tied or behind).
So, the tied or behind thing should only apply at the end of the game, and the X seconds should be the only restriction at the end of the first half.
July 28, 2011 at 08:07PM View BBCode
I thought that you fixed it so that the 2-min in the first half would apply regardless of score.This strategy is in effect when X or fewer seconds are remaining in the half (for either team) or game (when tied or behind).
I'm reading the description wrong maybe, but to me it says that it takes effect with less than X seconds remaining in the half (for either team), or it takes effect with less than X seconds remaining in the game (when tied or behind).
So, the tied or behind thing should only apply at the end of the game, and the X seconds should be the only restriction at the end of the first half.
RichNYC1
I understand some guys want to run out the clock so we should have the option to do that. But on that note, and while we are on the subject, if youre deep in your own end running out the clock you should take a knee, not run the ball and chance a turnover the same as you would at the end of a game
July 28, 2011 at 10:05PM View BBCode
I know I have screamed about this for a long time, but running out the clock in that position is no different than a turnover. You have squandered a chance to score. If I turn it over thats my fault, but, especially on the other side of the 50, the risk/reward is so low that any NFL team playing like that would have its coach fired.I understand some guys want to run out the clock so we should have the option to do that. But on that note, and while we are on the subject, if youre deep in your own end running out the clock you should take a knee, not run the ball and chance a turnover the same as you would at the end of a game
RichNYC1
url=http://footballbeta.simdynasty.com/boxscore.jsp?boxscoreid=3690&thid=362]Ham vs NY[/url]
01:52. NYA 1/10 NYA 43 1st and 10 for the Trojans, they line up in a Pro Set; the Hamiltonians line up in a 4-3.
Wally Murphy takes the snap, hands off to Tommy Aaron.
Tommy Aaron runs up the middle for a 1 yard loss.
01:46 NYA 2/11 NYA 41 2nd and 11 for the Trojans, they line up in a Pro Set; the Hamiltonians line up in a 4-2-5 Nickel.
Wally Murphy takes the snap, hands off to Tommy Aaron.
Tommy Aaron runs up the middle for a 2 yard gain.
The Hamilton Hamiltonians call a time out. They have 2 remaining.
01:22. NYA 3/9 NYA 43 3rd and 9 for the Trojans, they line up in a Pro Set; the Hamiltonians line up in a 4-2-5 Nickel.
Wally Murphy takes the snap, hands off to Tommy Aaron.
Tommy Aaron runs up the middle for a 2 yard loss.
The Hamilton Hamiltonians call a time out. They have 1 remaining.
01:17. NYA 4/12 NYA 41 4th and 12 for the Trojans, they line up in a Punt Spread Wing; the Hamiltonians line up in a Punt Return.
Wayne Obee takes the long snap.
Wayne Obee kicks a 39-yard punt.
Kick hang time: 4.05 seconds.
The ball is caught at the HAM 19 by Scotty Kelm.
Kelm is downed without a return.
July 29, 2011 at 01:48PM View BBCode
And again... this time from my 43 yard line with 3 timeouts and a 3 point lead and the defense calling timeoutsurl=http://footballbeta.simdynasty.com/boxscore.jsp?boxscoreid=3690&thid=362]Ham vs NY[/url]
01:52. NYA 1/10 NYA 43 1st and 10 for the Trojans, they line up in a Pro Set; the Hamiltonians line up in a 4-3.
Wally Murphy takes the snap, hands off to Tommy Aaron.
Tommy Aaron runs up the middle for a 1 yard loss.
01:46 NYA 2/11 NYA 41 2nd and 11 for the Trojans, they line up in a Pro Set; the Hamiltonians line up in a 4-2-5 Nickel.
Wally Murphy takes the snap, hands off to Tommy Aaron.
Tommy Aaron runs up the middle for a 2 yard gain.
The Hamilton Hamiltonians call a time out. They have 2 remaining.
01:22. NYA 3/9 NYA 43 3rd and 9 for the Trojans, they line up in a Pro Set; the Hamiltonians line up in a 4-2-5 Nickel.
Wally Murphy takes the snap, hands off to Tommy Aaron.
Tommy Aaron runs up the middle for a 2 yard loss.
The Hamilton Hamiltonians call a time out. They have 1 remaining.
01:17. NYA 4/12 NYA 41 4th and 12 for the Trojans, they line up in a Punt Spread Wing; the Hamiltonians line up in a Punt Return.
Wayne Obee takes the long snap.
Wayne Obee kicks a 39-yard punt.
Kick hang time: 4.05 seconds.
The ball is caught at the HAM 19 by Scotty Kelm.
Kelm is downed without a return.
RichNYC1
[url=http://footballbeta.simdynasty.com/boxscore.jsp?boxscoreid=3690&thid=362]Ham vs NY[/url]
01:52. NYA 1/10 NYA 43 1st and 10 for the Trojans, they line up in a Pro Set; the Hamiltonians line up in a 4-3.
Wally Murphy takes the snap, hands off to Tommy Aaron.
Tommy Aaron runs up the middle for a 1 yard loss.
01:46 NYA 2/11 NYA 41 2nd and 11 for the Trojans, they line up in a Pro Set; the Hamiltonians line up in a 4-2-5 Nickel.
Wally Murphy takes the snap, hands off to Tommy Aaron.
Tommy Aaron runs up the middle for a 2 yard gain.
The Hamilton Hamiltonians call a time out. They have 2 remaining.
01:22. NYA 3/9 NYA 43 3rd and 9 for the Trojans, they line up in a Pro Set; the Hamiltonians line up in a 4-2-5 Nickel.
Wally Murphy takes the snap, hands off to Tommy Aaron.
Tommy Aaron runs up the middle for a 2 yard loss.
The Hamilton Hamiltonians call a time out. They have 1 remaining.
01:17. NYA 4/12 NYA 41 4th and 12 for the Trojans, they line up in a Punt Spread Wing; the Hamiltonians line up in a Punt Return.
Wayne Obee takes the long snap.
Wayne Obee kicks a 39-yard punt.
Kick hang time: 4.05 seconds.
The ball is caught at the HAM 19 by Scotty Kelm.
Kelm is downed without a return.
[Edited on 10/04/06 by RichNYC1]
July 29, 2011 at 01:49PM View BBCode
And again... this time from my 43 yard line with 3 timeouts and a 3 point lead and the defense calling timeouts[url=http://footballbeta.simdynasty.com/boxscore.jsp?boxscoreid=3690&thid=362]Ham vs NY[/url]
01:52. NYA 1/10 NYA 43 1st and 10 for the Trojans, they line up in a Pro Set; the Hamiltonians line up in a 4-3.
Wally Murphy takes the snap, hands off to Tommy Aaron.
Tommy Aaron runs up the middle for a 1 yard loss.
01:46 NYA 2/11 NYA 41 2nd and 11 for the Trojans, they line up in a Pro Set; the Hamiltonians line up in a 4-2-5 Nickel.
Wally Murphy takes the snap, hands off to Tommy Aaron.
Tommy Aaron runs up the middle for a 2 yard gain.
The Hamilton Hamiltonians call a time out. They have 2 remaining.
01:22. NYA 3/9 NYA 43 3rd and 9 for the Trojans, they line up in a Pro Set; the Hamiltonians line up in a 4-2-5 Nickel.
Wally Murphy takes the snap, hands off to Tommy Aaron.
Tommy Aaron runs up the middle for a 2 yard loss.
The Hamilton Hamiltonians call a time out. They have 1 remaining.
01:17. NYA 4/12 NYA 41 4th and 12 for the Trojans, they line up in a Punt Spread Wing; the Hamiltonians line up in a Punt Return.
Wayne Obee takes the long snap.
Wayne Obee kicks a 39-yard punt.
Kick hang time: 4.05 seconds.
The ball is caught at the HAM 19 by Scotty Kelm.
Kelm is downed without a return.
[Edited on 10/04/06 by RichNYC1]
Admin
Sorry, I don't think my brain has been fully engaged on this issue. This behavior is a bug. It may be the same bug related to a couple of other issues I am looking at.
--Chris
July 29, 2011 at 03:43PM View BBCode
Originally posted by RichNYC1
I know I have screamed about this for a long time, but running out the clock in that position is no different than a turnover. You have squandered a chance to score. If I turn it over thats my fault, but, especially on the other side of the 50, the risk/reward is so low that any NFL team playing like that would have its coach fired.
I understand some guys want to run out the clock so we should have the option to do that. But on that note, and while we are on the subject, if youre deep in your own end running out the clock you should take a knee, not run the ball and chance a turnover the same as you would at the end of a game
Sorry, I don't think my brain has been fully engaged on this issue. This behavior is a bug. It may be the same bug related to a couple of other issues I am looking at.
--Chris
Admin
I found a bug where a test was out of order. 2-minute strategies ARE supposed to be used at the end of the half.
This has hopefully been fixed.
--Chris
July 29, 2011 at 04:04PM View BBCode
Rich, thank you for staying on this issue.I found a bug where a test was out of order. 2-minute strategies ARE supposed to be used at the end of the half.
This has hopefully been fixed.
--Chris
Admin
No, you are right, my brain wasn't engaged. There was a bug.
July 29, 2011 at 04:08PM View BBCode
Originally posted by Hamilton2
I thought that you fixed it so that the 2-min in the first half would apply regardless of score.
This strategy is in effect when X or fewer seconds are remaining in the half (for either team) or game (when tied or behind).
I'm reading the description wrong maybe, but to me it says that it takes effect with less than X seconds remaining in the half (for either team), or it takes effect with less than X seconds remaining in the game (when tied or behind).
So, the tied or behind thing should only apply at the end of the game, and the X seconds should be the only restriction at the end of the first half.
No, you are right, my brain wasn't engaged. There was a bug.
Admin
As a quick fix for this, if you are in the Yellow Zone when leading at the end of the half, you will now kneel the ball.
--Chris
July 29, 2011 at 05:24PM View BBCode
Originally posted by RichNYC1
I understand some guys want to run out the clock so we should have the option to do that. But on that note, and while we are on the subject, if youre deep in your own end running out the clock you should take a knee, not run the ball and chance a turnover the same as you would at the end of a game
As a quick fix for this, if you are in the Yellow Zone when leading at the end of the half, you will now kneel the ball.
--Chris
RichNYC1
Now, when do we reopen the debate on the passing game? The medium passing and tackle breaking is out of control. I have no issues with the little fast guys breaking tackles, thats how it works in real life. But WR´s right now basically have impunity going across the middle, and thats not true in the NFL.
In the games Im seeing the WR´s are not having to pay a price (getting knocked out) like they do in the NFL. I use it as much as anyone, but its not right. I think that if these guys are going to the middle 20 times or more a game (which would never happen in the NFL) the injuries and drops should be adjusted higher. NFL LB´s use intimidation as much or more as any physical skill when defending the middle because they cant keep up physically. As its stands now any WR can and does dominate the middle. That should be area were only the strongest survive.
Thoughts anyone?
July 29, 2011 at 07:01PM View BBCode
Perfect, Chris. Thanks. That one has really been stuck in my craw.Now, when do we reopen the debate on the passing game? The medium passing and tackle breaking is out of control. I have no issues with the little fast guys breaking tackles, thats how it works in real life. But WR´s right now basically have impunity going across the middle, and thats not true in the NFL.
In the games Im seeing the WR´s are not having to pay a price (getting knocked out) like they do in the NFL. I use it as much as anyone, but its not right. I think that if these guys are going to the middle 20 times or more a game (which would never happen in the NFL) the injuries and drops should be adjusted higher. NFL LB´s use intimidation as much or more as any physical skill when defending the middle because they cant keep up physically. As its stands now any WR can and does dominate the middle. That should be area were only the strongest survive.
Thoughts anyone?
Admin
--Chris
July 29, 2011 at 08:13PM View BBCode
I'll take a look at this but the big balancing work is going to have to come after we get the multi-season game up. But I can analyze something as specific as middle passes.--Chris
Pages: 1