in the section where wins loses what is the GA AND PT stand for?
what is the PT stand for
25/07/16 22:17
27/07/16 15:16
Goal Average and Points
08/11/17 21:14
What does Goal Average mean? Id rather see Total Points scored and Given up
08/11/17 22:37
It is the difference between points scored and points conceded.
For example if in your first game you won 40-30; your 'GA' would be 10. If in the second game you lost 15-30, your 'GA' would now be -5.
For example if in your first game you won 40-30; your 'GA' would be 10. If in the second game you lost 15-30, your 'GA' would now be -5.
18/12/17 15:44
The game was coded by people who think football and soccer are the same thing, so the stats are in soccer language.
In American football, the game's "GA" would be closer to "points allowed".
Likewise, where this game uses "MP" (matches played) the real life equivalent would be GP (games played), and the "counter-attack" notification during play would be either "forced fumble" or "interception" depending on circumstance.
In American football, the game's "GA" would be closer to "points allowed".
Likewise, where this game uses "MP" (matches played) the real life equivalent would be GP (games played), and the "counter-attack" notification during play would be either "forced fumble" or "interception" depending on circumstance.
21/12/17 12:18
Sam Vimes :
The game was coded by people who think football and soccer are the same thing, so the stats are in soccer language.
In American football, the game's "GA" would be closer to "points allowed".
Likewise, where this game uses "MP" (matches played) the real life equivalent would be GP (games played), and the "counter-attack" notification during play would be either "forced fumble" or "interception" depending on circumstance.
The game was coded by people who think football and soccer are the same thing, so the stats are in soccer language.
In American football, the game's "GA" would be closer to "points allowed".
Likewise, where this game uses "MP" (matches played) the real life equivalent would be GP (games played), and the "counter-attack" notification during play would be either "forced fumble" or "interception" depending on circumstance.
To be fair most people in the world would consider football and soccer the same thing!
14/01/18 04:27
To be fair, this is an American football game. Not to much of a stretch to expect American football stats and categories...regardless of who coded it or what "most of the world" thinks.
15/01/18 03:06
American Football stats and lingo would be nice. Soccer/football is nothing like American Football other then they use a ball (different shape) LMAO and that you defend goal zone on each side of the field.