PASS SIMULATION IN 2 SECONDS

[detroitchild]

Originally Posted by the french guy

With my big fingers, measuring the helmet to helmet distance is already a perfomance...if I have to do that in just 2 seconds, a lot of players will fall behind the hand of "god"

Perhaps 5 seconds is better. That gives you time to place the stick from helmet to helmet, put down the stick, and place the ball down. After a while you'll need to become pretty good at eyeballing the distance and placing the ball away from the defenders. That was not easy when I used stick placement in my solitaire league as I played zone defenses. I had defensive guys in most areas of the field. That may be why I had almost as many INT's as TD's.

[the french guy]

For me, as long as the coach make his choice fast on board turn OFF, I'm happy with it.


Perhaps I'll see for complexity in a few games. For now it's already enough faster and pressurized for my taste and skills

[RavennaAl]

I can't even say 'passing sticks' in 2 seconds, let alone try to pick one up and place it down again...

[the french guy]

I think my rule of yelling the number of the receiver when you turn off the board is not as stupid as it may look...It can transform the MF game in a hybrid between football and Uno card game


"UNOOO !!!! hum, I meaned 84!!! 84!!!"


Does UNO even exists in USA ?

[styx]

seconds is way to fast for even most vets.

[Tomkat]

You, as the QB, should be reading the coverage, checking receivers and keeping an eye on the lineman AS the play is going. IMO, the QB should say the intended receiver's name/number simultaneously with board stoppage, simulating when the ball is being released.

[the french guy]

So...my UNO idea was not so bad after all