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Actually I am watching games of eight friends in the game and at least one goes into overtime a week. And the overtime system is unlike anything I've ever seen.

I agree with you horgar.

From the looks of things, the defenses are progressing much faster than the offenses. Assuming that the game is filled with humans at some point that know what they are doing, I don't see many games being won by much more than a single TD. Mark my words, OTs will be much more common later on if the offenses don't get some kind of boost!

As for the whole no kickoff thing. I understand it, I just don't agree. If you are making a football sim, it's generally a decent idea to follow the rules of football! But hey, what the hell! Why not add an extra player to each side of the ball and trees on the field? Giving one guy on each team a horse might make things interesting too!

I agree it's high priority, but the it's just not football without it point nukes high school and NCAA from being football you know

Squish wrote: ? High schools in Ohio have a kickoff in OT and NCAA used to. Besides, NCAA isn't technically considered grid iron football. It's a student sport that is quite different from the game we are playing I believe.

I live in Ohio and have seen OT games and I've never seen a kickoff in OT. I have however, seen the NCAA system where each team gets a possession.

But I do agree that this is something that is needed eventually on here. I wouldn't be too happy if I lost a game in the first minute of OT because the other team had it 2nd and 10 at the 35 and broke a TD run on the next play.