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rc213

Member

• Jul 25, 2004

• #1

Who's using an opponent's VIP Profile for practice? How is it? Accurate?

 

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FrenchMovieTheme

Member

• Jul 25, 2004

• #2

i played myself once. it was somewhat accurate. the thing is it takes into account how often you spin (for instance), so you'll see "me" returning a kick and spinning when no one is around "me", just because the VIP says i spin a certain amount of the time. same goes with QB scrambling and the like. it's a good feature, but highly overhyped.

 

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StoOgE

First tragedy, then farce.

• Jul 25, 2004

• #3

Its not going to give you an acurate feel for how good a player is.. its more usefull as a visual representation of a scouting report.. what kind of plays they run in a given situation, how often to expect scrambles, stuff like that. Though the actual player will likely run them much better, it is very usefull.

Depending on how into this season I get I might d/load my opponents VIP's for a while to see if that gives me any noticible edge at all.

 

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Matrix

LeBron loves his girlfriend. There is no other woman in the world he’d rather have. The problem is, Dwyane’s not a woman.

• Jul 26, 2004

• #4

FrenchMovieTheme said:

i played myself once. it was somewhat accurate. the thing is it takes into account how often you spin (for instance), so you'll see "me" returning a kick and spinning when no one is around "me", just because the VIP says i spin a certain amount of the time. same goes with QB scrambling and the like. it's a good feature, but highly overhyped.

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I played FMT's vip before I played him and beat him by 10..I played him in the tourney game and lost 30 something to 10.....no help at all

 

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Cloudy

Banned

• Jul 26, 2004

• #5

I will try playing myself after I have 50 games logged online