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Dakbok
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Okay guys, what I'm about to tell you might - change your experience drastically - or perhaps by the odd out chance you might've discovered this alternate method yourself.
Righto --
I myself got SICK of always getting unrealistic scores and kicking the opposition's ass. So it just struck me one day:
What you do is --> Pick a side, and then at half-time, re-assign the controllers, so that you play for the other side. I've found this little method to work WONDERS!!
So in other words, it's pretty much you versus yourself!! It's wicked! Feel free and do give it a shot.
I might play a game, and choose say I might play the Bulls vs Brumbies at Loftus -- and start off with let's say the Brumbies - and I'd set a nice score for myself - let's say 23 - 6, by the end of the first half. Then I'd swap over to the Bulls and see if I'd be able to make a comeback! And it's actually happened where I might pull off a miracle win and come back and beat my own ass -- resulting in a score such as 30 for Brumbies (considering the AI only managed score one more try) and my second half team (the Bulls), say 33 or 34 or something. Sometimes I'd have a better second half and score more. Depending on the ratings of the teams.
If you'd play teams like the Springboks vs the All Blacks -- with this method -- the score would always be really really close. Sometimes I'd screw up and the game might fly out of proportion -- which in a sense is realistic and quite funny sometimes.
So yeah, lemme know what you guys make off this little nifty alternate way of going about the game. B)
Righto --
I myself got SICK of always getting unrealistic scores and kicking the opposition's ass. So it just struck me one day:
What you do is --> Pick a side, and then at half-time, re-assign the controllers, so that you play for the other side. I've found this little method to work WONDERS!!
So in other words, it's pretty much you versus yourself!! It's wicked! Feel free and do give it a shot.
I might play a game, and choose say I might play the Bulls vs Brumbies at Loftus -- and start off with let's say the Brumbies - and I'd set a nice score for myself - let's say 23 - 6, by the end of the first half. Then I'd swap over to the Bulls and see if I'd be able to make a comeback! And it's actually happened where I might pull off a miracle win and come back and beat my own ass -- resulting in a score such as 30 for Brumbies (considering the AI only managed score one more try) and my second half team (the Bulls), say 33 or 34 or something. Sometimes I'd have a better second half and score more. Depending on the ratings of the teams.
If you'd play teams like the Springboks vs the All Blacks -- with this method -- the score would always be really really close. Sometimes I'd screw up and the game might fly out of proportion -- which in a sense is realistic and quite funny sometimes.
So yeah, lemme know what you guys make off this little nifty alternate way of going about the game. B)