The "Little Things" Thread

[redsoxallday]

If the refs are in the middle of a play or if a defender jets by then going to a play, the refs actually fall on their ***

[bulls23]

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Quote: Originally Posted by redsoxallday

If the refs are in the middle of a play or if a defender jets by then going to a play, the refs actually fall on their ***

yeah that's funny crap!

[redsoxallday]

I know its been said before but Unnecessary (sp) Roughness? Nice Touch!!

[Sausage]

Quote: Originally Posted by redsoxallday

I know its been said before but Unnecessary (sp) Roughness? Nice Touch!!

I also like watching replays and seeing the penalties occur.

Can we at least get this thread stickied for those of us who enjoy the game. It is the one positive thread available. Thanks. This game does many things right and is just a great game of football, and many people would never know this by reading a lot of the stuff on this forum.

[Sausage]

Short story about a recent "Fight for the Fumble".

Recently, I was playing my brother Seattle vs Carolina, it was an intense defensive battle, with scores only coming by big plays, due to mental mistakes on D. Anyways 4th quarter I am driving to hopefully win the game with as little time as possible left. I run a stretch and POW his LB crushes me and I fumble. It goes into "Fight for the Fumble", and by the end we are actually on the ground pounding the buttons furiously. We looked ridiculous, but I really appreciate the thought behind it now and like it even more.

Sorry if I went on and on, but we were laughing for like 5 minutes afterwards, lol.

[Sausage]

I enjoy exploring different playbooks and seeing what I believe are team specific plays. For example the Texans-they have several Texan Slants, or Texan PA. It is pretty cool. The playbooks in general are pretty good.

[Sausage]

Since this one of the few games I play at the moment, I have become pretty decent on the sticks when running with the ball. I am starting really get a grasp on the little intricacies of the right stick, stiff arms ( a thing of beauty when done correctly ), and occasional hurdle when necessary. I have playing non-stop since release and still seeing new animations and other little stuff.

[Sausage]

This may be the last time I ask, but can we please get this thread "stickied" again, for the folks who enjoy the game a little more than others. It is only thread that has stayed on topic for almost 70 pages.