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Brett
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i was just casually thinking the other day...
wat if youo could take control of one player on the field of rugby 2006? Sure it would be slightly difficult to make but it would create a new experience for the players. Obviously this wont happen soon as the developers havent got 15 man-a-side goin great yet but it would maybe breathe some new life and challenges into the game.
Managing your stamina would obviously be key to your success on the pitch and if you seem tired or arent performing (not enough tackles, runs, dropping balls etc.), the coach will sub you.
Certain positions have different gameplay features/styles. For example, the flyhalf, who catches the ball and initiates nearly all backline moves, would require good timing and handling skills. For this aspect of gameplay, a slider could be used such as when he needs to catch the ball. If he doesnt get it in the "good" area he may fumble or drop the ball. This "catch" system could also be used if you are a lock in the lineouts.
Obviously, some positions are more glamouros than others (playing as a prop or wing may get a little boring) but in terms of strategy, it brings a whole new aspect of managing and playing your OWN game of rugby. No need to concentrate on the whole team, just your own player......
wat you think?
wat if youo could take control of one player on the field of rugby 2006? Sure it would be slightly difficult to make but it would create a new experience for the players. Obviously this wont happen soon as the developers havent got 15 man-a-side goin great yet but it would maybe breathe some new life and challenges into the game.
Managing your stamina would obviously be key to your success on the pitch and if you seem tired or arent performing (not enough tackles, runs, dropping balls etc.), the coach will sub you.
Certain positions have different gameplay features/styles. For example, the flyhalf, who catches the ball and initiates nearly all backline moves, would require good timing and handling skills. For this aspect of gameplay, a slider could be used such as when he needs to catch the ball. If he doesnt get it in the "good" area he may fumble or drop the ball. This "catch" system could also be used if you are a lock in the lineouts.
Obviously, some positions are more glamouros than others (playing as a prop or wing may get a little boring) but in terms of strategy, it brings a whole new aspect of managing and playing your OWN game of rugby. No need to concentrate on the whole team, just your own player......
wat you think?
