A Loophole? I thought the only loophole GD had was the developers getting first bid at elite D1 teams, then kicking the deserving out. I don't know about a loophole.

Posted by realist9900 on 12/16/2023 3:05:00 PM (view original):

1) the offensive settings can manipulate the defense into being out of "position". The method is not in line with what one would expect to see in an actual football game, hence it goes contrary to what a coach would be able to do in the real world. It's essentially mastering the ones and zeros of this digital game beyond what is logical for a football game. The result is consistent big chunk plays, regardless of quality of the offensive player with the ball. I don't know the specific details but again, I've seen the results.

So a jimmy and joes talent level doesn't matter in this scenario.

Never mind the 'magic moment' he talked about when recruiting where you didn't have to pay for your recruiting attempts.

I've played hundreds of online games. These type of things would cause an uproar on the forums to get to the bottom of. Here? Just a yawn. Nothing to see. No worries.

Unique among a gaming community.

Curious where that quote came from. What you're describing is essentially what I'm seeing and why I started this post. Would love to learn more.

Basically anyone can score a lot of points and be relatively successful by setting their offense to all pass medium depth 20% to each eligible receiver with everyone at 95% stamina especially below D1A.. It's a good base offense for anyone to start with. As the competition increases, it becomes less effective and you need to manage your roster better both during recruiting and during games.