No, I feel you on that front. You and I we're both competitive. I get angry too and then that's when you dig in and look for the differentiators and ways to separate yourself from the competition.
I'll check out your links in a second.
Where I'm coming from is I've seen enough of them and watched enough games to know that similar to when someone doesn't have a punter in @ punter or a kicker slotted @ kicker the sim engine feeds off the punt block and it shakes the sim up.
One game plan, offensively and defensively, could be beating another one soundly and then the interrupting code comes into place with the punt block - lets say it generates a quick strike touchdown or an on the doorstep touchdown. Flips the game. It happens once in a game and you say ok, he's allowed to get that off ...it's a part of trading blows and strategy. However, typically...
if it happens on the first punt or early it'll steady stream throughout the game to near close on every one or multiple blocks.
I can respect someone that's looking to slug out with me and try to equalize to an extent.
But the person who doesn't need it and really just wants to do it so he can hit the board and taunt you immediately once the game sims - NO.
The biggest thing to circle back is the punt block really signals the sim engine like a non-kicker and non-punter does and truly makes it VERY difficult for the blocked team to overcome the energy of it.
Update: *laughs* I kept quiet but, yeah, the thread where Tarq told everyone here's how you punt block. *lovely*
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