u/Altra1986

I coach 4th grade 5v5. The best teams do well against us with the RB option. However, when we run it offensively, it’s always a disaster. Any advice?

I’m talking about when the QB pitches it back to RB / throws it out to the RB toward the side. The RB then reads the defense to either take off running or find an open receiver. My kids are eager to throw, and the receivers are often covered. So I guess more than anything, what routes and formation should we run this out of?

I haven’t yet tried Heralds on my hardcore characters. However, I’ve realized my normal characters are all susceptible to a quick death vs the upper tier Heralds.

How do people handle them in hardcore? Just don’t do the upper tier Heralds at all?

I’ve been OOTL, but I recall when ROTW released, there was rumor of additional content at BlizzCon. Now that we are much closer to the event, is there any indication of anything?

I’ll be coaching my 3rd season, so I’m certainly not a beginner, but I learn each season.

I’m specifically interested in offensive plays and defensive formations. I’m thinking of mostly sticking to a spread formation and a trips formation. I’m interested in most effective plays - bread and butter.

I am looking to get the 8bitdo Ultimate 2C Wireless controller to play RetroArch on PC. I’ll mostly play Nintendo games.

What version of the controller should I get? The PC controller has a different button layout than traditional Nintendo, but I hear it has best connectivity. The Switch controller has correct button layout, but I hear it’s a pain to connect.

Family doesn’t want a CRT in the house, and I kind of agree, actually. I’ve been through to many duds with audio issues, screen issues, etc.

Use an HDMI upscaler?
Get an Analogue 3D?
Emulate? What system? Handheld or console?

I have a Super Nintendo with games. What I don’t have is a great way to connect to a modern TV. I don’t want spend a fortune on cables and upscalers. But I also don’t want poor imagine quality. Is there a good middle ground?