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Re: Does anyone else think this game will not be as good as I imagine it might be?

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Originally Posted by Ryan Meador
Wow, I'm totally shocked to see so many people who support this game. I don't like this year's game for the same reasons I didn't like last year's game. At both kickoffs, I remember sitting there thinking "there's only one way to score". The hallmark of nearly all FIRST games except the past two has been multiple ways to score - not just multiple places, but multiple objects or tasks.
You are right, there is just one way to score and that is to score balls. However, unlike last years game, you can herd balls much easier then you can herd tetras. Teams with a stable drive base can score a good load of points. Thats why this game is so much better. I also disliked the fact that there is only one way to score in triple play but this years game is much more satisfying.
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