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That's definately true. In this game your passing game is what scores you tries... you have to utilize cut outs and switches.Originally posted by Parore+Dec 11 2005, 08:52 AM--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (Parore @ Dec 11 2005, 08:52 AM)</div><!--QuoteBegin-knowsleyroaderRL1 also had Andrew Johns bump off 7 players to score a try, and never saw a forward ever hit the ball up.@Dec 11 2005, 08:39 AM
That was another of the strangest things. The fact there seemed little difference between players. In RL1 if you added a player like Matty Bowen to your team you saw the difference straight away and a star player like that could alter your whole season.
Just couldnt see a purchase in RL2 doing that in the same way.
Maybe your expectations was for an arcade type game with lots of action.
The best game of League I ever saw was the Warriors vs Raiders Semi Final, small scoreline but the excitement was the pressure of field position and territory and big hits rather than run away trys.
Also in RL2 if you want to score long range trys try just pass to a 4th player (cutting out 3 players using D+W and you get players running into a gaping hole and then you need to find a support player to pass to and they will score under the sticks. You cant expect to "bump of 7 players" and score trys like in RL1 or score from the scrum.
I score lots of runaway long range trys: http://www.warriorsforum.co.nz/runaway.wmv, you just have to use the right players [/b]