This is why I would argue that Baylor and California have the best offensive playbooks in the game. They both have branch return and verticals in bunch wide. They both have MTN z spot in y off trips wk. They both also have smash out of trips offset. 4 out of these 5 plays are in these 2 playbooks. So They both have Bunch open offset, bunch wide, y off trips wk, and trips offset. You can also use the 4wr package in bunch wide and audible to trips offset or come out in bunch open offset and use bunch wide and y off trips wk with the regular 13 personnel. California also has trips TE offset. Baylor does not. Then Clemson and Louisiana Tech also have Bunch open offset, bunch wide, y off trips wk. They have 4wr trips but they don’t have smash. So they have 3 out of these 5 plays in their playbooks.
The problem, without even watching 30 seconds yet, I have with videos like this is I don't want "money" plays, I want to find videos that help me get better at the game, not just "run these 5 plays over and over with a cookbook set of steps that I'm going to give you without having any idea why they work and don't teach you anything at all." These plays may be 100% killer plays I'm not doubting that. But videos like this I think are geared toward "professional" or tournament players who are looking for that 1% edge over the others. I'm just a normie wanting to learn the game.
I will say I’ve gotten pretty good at this game. I got ranked up to about 400 on the road to CFP mostly using Florida so I’m going up against teams like Alabama and Ohio State for the most part. The worst thing I’ll say is to get good at this game. It takes a lot of time and I think at minimum SOME football knowledge. To me road to the cfp is the quickest way to improve. You can get a game at any hour of the day and you’re constantly practicing against users and people who obviously do different things and will try to spam you in different ways. Constant problem solving
The very 1st play U showed is so broken I don't even need to hear u speak I just gotta look at the play. 10/10 they either get beat underneath or deep. Practically unfair tbh
Not so sure I’d say that’s true. But I will say that this video fails to mention that when you’re playing a good user and they run whatever defense they run, they know where that defense has vulnerabilities. Respectfully I would say most of this video is somewhat beginner level for the most part, but you can learn something regardless of your skill
Can we get a top stock plays video for dynasty purposes? Stadium pulse is 🤬
You can always find your own plays
G-load option. Shotgun duo over
Get your players with clear headed
@@Okc91FANdoesn't work. The mental abilities and coaching tree options are all broken
Recruit a qb with head strong and it’ll be alright
The Cluster setup should be #1, it’s unreal!
This is why I would argue that Baylor and California have the best offensive playbooks in the game. They both have branch return and verticals in bunch wide. They both have MTN z spot in y off trips wk. They both also have smash out of trips offset. 4 out of these 5 plays are in these 2 playbooks. So They both have Bunch open offset, bunch wide, y off trips wk, and trips offset. You can also use the 4wr package in bunch wide and audible to trips offset or come out in bunch open offset and use bunch wide and y off trips wk with the regular 13 personnel. California also has trips TE offset. Baylor does not. Then Clemson and Louisiana Tech also have Bunch open offset, bunch wide, y off trips wk. They have 4wr trips but they don’t have smash. So they have 3 out of these 5 plays in their playbooks.
What setting are you using for revamped?
Smash my favorite play and bench is a gem I’m telling u 🔥
Can we get a mini playbook on Texas for online head to head?
How to do you stop direct snap running plays.
Remember the formation Shift dline user right in the gap
3-3-5 penny works well. Bring the lb down and obviously know when to be on the look out
I wish you could hot route that route so deadly
Texas playbook please 🙏🏽 😊
What do you press on playstation to cancel the play action?
You just audible the RB into a passing route
R2
Run defense please anyone
4-3 over, (Cover 4 Quarters) is a good run defense.
@ how u set it up
The problem, without even watching 30 seconds yet, I have with videos like this is I don't want "money" plays, I want to find videos that help me get better at the game, not just "run these 5 plays over and over with a cookbook set of steps that I'm going to give you without having any idea why they work and don't teach you anything at all." These plays may be 100% killer plays I'm not doubting that. But videos like this I think are geared toward "professional" or tournament players who are looking for that 1% edge over the others. I'm just a normie wanting to learn the game.
I will say I’ve gotten pretty good at this game. I got ranked up to about 400 on the road to CFP mostly using Florida so I’m going up against teams like Alabama and Ohio State for the most part. The worst thing I’ll say is to get good at this game. It takes a lot of time and I think at minimum SOME football knowledge. To me road to the cfp is the quickest way to improve. You can get a game at any hour of the day and you’re constantly practicing against users and people who obviously do different things and will try to spam you in different ways. Constant problem solving
The makers of this game really are Alabama fans unstoppable plays on offense and defense plus a QB that breaks sacks
But do them plays against the blitz that you call unbeatable! Route are too long developing for smaller schools.
Okay but how can you stop wide and bunch quads open
Do not run zone vs wide at least most of the time
They blitz so much
Fresno on top
The very 1st play U showed is so broken I don't even need to hear u speak I just gotta look at the play. 10/10 they either get beat underneath or deep. Practically unfair tbh
None of this matters when users play online. EVERY deep pass is a pick if the user is advanced.
Cap
Not true, you just haven't been playing college football in forever old man
Not so sure I’d say that’s true. But I will say that this video fails to mention that when you’re playing a good user and they run whatever defense they run, they know where that defense has vulnerabilities. Respectfully I would say most of this video is somewhat beginner level for the most part, but you can learn something regardless of your skill