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Quote from EPS1234 >> Pats it’s not even close. I had to stop using it cause I was scoring to quickly in one or two plays. And getting into shoot outs. Saints I can control the game.  pats playbook has pretty much the 2 best formations for running the ball

People quitting isn't the issue really. Its the only thing that makes the mode playable. The only reason anyone plays Squads vs AI is for the rewards. I cannot imagine very many people enjoy it.

Quote from tts42572 >> It seems like every game I play is just a race to see who can quit the fastest and leave one guy to play. Savages... That is why we need this thread. The offensive coach needs to stay.

By now I am sure everybody knows all about AI Squad battles. Only one person needs to complete the game for everone to get credit for:   The win XP The stats recorded in the game towards objectives Any rewards associated with that win/series of wins   The problem is some people just are not following the rules of the road and are f'in it up for all of us. For this reason I will review with you all, the rules of playing Squad vs AI:   Rule #1: If you are planning to leave the game, queue up as Defense, or Head Coach. Lots of players are not comfortable with offenses besides the one that they run. Its easy to plug and play any defense, because they all have Mid Blitz and that is all you need. If you queue as offense and quit, chances are that game will never get played out.   Rule #2: If you are planning to leave the game, you should do 2 players squads instead of 3. Most of the people playing offense in 2 player squads, are doing it because they want to avoid the riff-raff of 3 player squads. In all likelihood they would prefer you leave the game rather than stay, and slow down their grind.