More of a feature-request than a bug:
Players no longer have the possibility of a nickname, which was actually quite entertaining to have.
Lgum
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Re: Lgum
I had this starting situation in the Global Cortex league,
which I thought was pretty strange. If Edgar would've had more points in speed, he probably would have reached the ball earlier than the attacker (and if not, he could've blocked him successfully).
This way, the attacker got to the ball first:
But since my main man Edgar was already on his heels, he couldn't do anything and I got a turnover:
and easy 11 points.
I guess this formation is a bit brutal because if your closest attacker does not have a lot of points in speed, he's going to lose the race (either because he's blocked or because he gets tackled right after the pickup).
P.S.: Going around on the right side is not really an option either, because that appears to be even longer than on the left.
which I thought was pretty strange. If Edgar would've had more points in speed, he probably would have reached the ball earlier than the attacker (and if not, he could've blocked him successfully).
This way, the attacker got to the ball first:
But since my main man Edgar was already on his heels, he couldn't do anything and I got a turnover:
and easy 11 points.
I guess this formation is a bit brutal because if your closest attacker does not have a lot of points in speed, he's going to lose the race (either because he's blocked or because he gets tackled right after the pickup).
P.S.: Going around on the right side is not really an option either, because that appears to be even longer than on the left.
Re: Lgum
Started a new Global Cortex League. In the first match, after I pick up the ball, I can't do anything. Throwing is not possible (the arrow stays red) and running is not possible either, as the system tells me, that my runner cannot run backward at any given time, which he isnt (see the two screenshots):
No pass possible:
No run possible:
And this was the second time, where the starting positions allowed the defending player to get to the ball first. The AI didn't, for strange reasons, but it would've been an easy one. In the first screenshot you see a red guy close to the north-scoring zone. He was placed south of where my player picks up the ball (there's another red player who's at exactly that position where the other one was, one turn before). My player who did the pick-up was standing near the middle structures. There was no way that he could have picked up the ball first, if the AI would have decided to go for it.
No pass possible:
No run possible:
And this was the second time, where the starting positions allowed the defending player to get to the ball first. The AI didn't, for strange reasons, but it would've been an easy one. In the first screenshot you see a red guy close to the north-scoring zone. He was placed south of where my player picks up the ball (there's another red player who's at exactly that position where the other one was, one turn before). My player who did the pick-up was standing near the middle structures. There was no way that he could have picked up the ball first, if the AI would have decided to go for it.
Re: Lgum
Lgum you don't still have the saves for that final weird match do you?
Ian
Ian
Re: Lgum
Looks like your screenshot say's offense going north (under the score). The direction your trying to go in would be backwards in that case.
It looks like you we're supposed to start on defense but because of those blocks underneath the ball, your player actually started closer.
It looks like you we're supposed to start on defense but because of those blocks underneath the ball, your player actually started closer.
Re: Lgum
I attached the saves to this post. (Continue a global cortex league and it should bring you there).
As M1N1M3 said, it's actually the problem that the attacker has to go north. In that same context: Is there a way to know, who's actually attacking? From the starting positions (as seen in below screenshot), it doesn't appear to make sense that the offense has to go north.
As M1N1M3 said, it's actually the problem that the attacker has to go north. In that same context: Is there a way to know, who's actually attacking? From the starting positions (as seen in below screenshot), it doesn't appear to make sense that the offense has to go north.
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Re: Lgum
Well, your target goal zone is your colour.
But having said that, this is clearly just a bad mapgen. It doesn't look unplayable to me in MP, but it's not good at all.
Ian
But having said that, this is clearly just a bad mapgen. It doesn't look unplayable to me in MP, but it's not good at all.
Ian
Re: Lgum
He does bring up a good point about a better indication of who's on offense. Would be nice if there was a text marker on the scoreboard or something. Unless I'm just missing it somewhere.
Re: Lgum
Well, if it's explained that your target endzone is in your colour, it's not a problem. I'm just not sure that it is explained anywhere.
By the way: In the savegame I attached it is possible to let the red player run through the obstacle in the planning phase (see screenshot):
This can be achieved when you let the blue ball-carrier run into the endzone and designate the shown path for the red player. If you don't let the blue player run through there, this does not happen.
By the way: In the savegame I attached it is possible to let the red player run through the obstacle in the planning phase (see screenshot):
This can be achieved when you let the blue ball-carrier run into the endzone and designate the shown path for the red player. If you don't let the blue player run through there, this does not happen.