Power Pros Forum

Sorry, had to bring this up again...

You know you play too much Power Pros you're surprised that your coach gives you a scouting report that doesn't include letter grades.

Ok Maccrash, You know you play a little too much Power Pros when you take garlic pills to get some "pep".

You know you play too much Power Pros that when you get tired, you start power-eating hot dogs.

You know you play too much Power Pros when you consider how good someone would be on a G-A scale...

(Was this already said? o.O)

Yes, at least 3 times.

...when the same response is repeated 3 times.

You know you play too much power pros when you find videos of the Japanese games on youtube and use them to gain a limited knowledge of Katakana.

You know you play too much power pros when you gain meaningful friendships on a site about power pros when the game hasn't come out in two years.

I do that!

Except with Kanji, and actually the Japanese series has helped me a lot with it.

You play too much when you are always thinking of potential success mode characters you can make.

You know you play too much Power Pros when you're surprised that when the sucky pitch came, the "!" didn't appear over the pitcher's head.

When you're surprised that a track star is notably faster than the champion of numerous eating competitions.

When you go into a date and are so freakin' surprised that it lasted longer than 3 seconds.

When you start to think that women will get pregnent by massaging a mans shoulders often.


No wonder why I failed family life...

I LQTMed when I read that. (Laughed Quietly To Myself)

You play too much Power Pros when you wonder why Great Gonzales doesn't hold the career HR Record.

I spent about 2 hours exagerated thinking about that when i found out about this topic.
You know you play a little too much power pros when you think about what you are going to say in a power pros forum topic for about 2 hours.

You know you play too much Power Pros when you create a 25 man roster made of entirely Success Mode characters.