in reply to 9point6
As far as I know it's dangerous play, because you'd be making it impossible for anyone to challenge the ball without things getting dangerous. You're supposed to defend the ball by using your athleticism to fend off your opponents, not by using medieval battlefield tactics to force a siege.

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in reply to hanke
Yeah, this is coming, whether you like it or not. Anyone opposed is just regressive and afraid of trying new things and learning new tools. Probably shitty player anyway and scared they won't be able win matches anymore with their mediocre skills in this new world of siege-powered footie.
Esta entrada fue editada (martes, 2 de junio de 2026, 11:51)
in reply to Homo_Erectus

I had a similar idea for american football.

  1. Recruit an offensive line entirely of ex-sumo wrestlers
  2. One holds the ball
  3. The rest form a protective ring around them
  4. They casually walk down the field
  5. Anyone who attempts to tackle them is thrown unceremoniously aside like trash
  6. Touchdown!

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in reply to tetris11

You're thinking of Pro Thunderball

youtube.com/watch?v=EpwbvFvn9W0

in reply to Billegh

Exactly the opposite. Offsite means it is illegal to pass the ball to a player behind the last defender and instead you must walk the ball around said last defender. This tactic is all walking and zero passing so offsite never applies.

Instead its illegal because you are holding the ball. Every move where the ball is stuck for more than like a second is a foul.

Unknown parent

Yeah, I have similar feelings about hockey. Your team’s offense can’t be in front of the puck until it is on the opposing team’s side of the rink. Which functionally means you can’t pass the puck forwards to the offense, because they can’t be on offense until after the puck has crossed the center line.

The defense was caught with their pants down, because the opposing team managed to get a player behind them, and then managed to pass the puck to them? That should be egg on the defense’s face, not a penalty for the offense.

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in reply to 🇰 🌀 🇱 🇦 🇳 🇦 🇰 🇮

Depends how you define temperature.

"There's no such thing as cold"

Something at absolute zero would have zero heat.

If you define temperature as heat then it wouldn't have heat or temperature.

Kind of similar to trying to measure nothing with a ruler. It says 0. There is no length, but is 0mm still a "measurement"?

in reply to Homo_Erectus

Reminds me of the old “change one rule about a sport to make it more entertaining” thing that was popular on AskReddit for a while.

My personal rule change is that the cooler for the ice rink gets turned off ~20 minutes before a hockey game starts, and it turns into a heater instead. Anyone who has ever tried to skate on wet/melting ice knows that you just stick to it like it’s made of clay. All other rules stay the same. As the game progresses, the ice will melt more and more, until the players are basically playing water polo, with like six inches of water on the concrete subfloor.

in reply to mic_check_one_two
I would like to add a rule, if the game goes long then all the hockey sticks are exchanged with samurai swords at the discretion of the referee and when the samurai swords are in play then the first team to reach the zamboni can commandeer it as a combat vehicle

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Offside is essential to keep the game interesting. Otherwise you just have a big dude who hangs out next to the goal all game and you just launch the ball up to that dude whenever you get possession. There's no strategy, no passing, no running with the ball, no dribbling, just launch it to the big guy.
in reply to solidheron

All players in circle immediately flop and become massively injured, near dead. Cards flicker and flash, going from yellow to red so rapidly, fans see flames and ignite their own (in the stands, just defensively, in case).

Checkmate, goally

Esta entrada fue editada (jueves, 4 de junio de 2026, 4:35)