The Bad - Another Broken Promise (not as severe)
Before nearly everyone in my neighborhood became lazy, the park in our neighborhood was actually utilized, as opposed to now, and having decently sized grassy areas allowed us to play full games of football and baseball. Most neighborhoods around us didn't have such a thing, so it was an attractive location for our friends in nearby neighborhoods to come over to play some sports
It was winter and me plus a bunch of kids from various neighborhoods played football for several hours before calling it quits. The kids who were from other neighborhoods had nowhere to go, so I offered them to stay at my place until someone could come to pick them up.
Most of them sat down to play some Halo 2, and being the fine host that I am, I gave them priority over me. With four people occupying that left me and two others. I took them up to my room where one of them, Willie, saw my copy of NFL Street 2 and challenged me to a one-on-one matchup. I said that I had one condition: No use of Gamebreakers. He agreed to those terms.
Gamebreakers, for those who don't know are a temporary mode that all of your players can go into when you rack up enough style points. When you are on offense, you will be tough as nails to take down and fumbling is nearly impossible. When you are on defense, your men will be surefire tacklers and are far more likely to force some fumbles.
He was actually a far better opponent than I thought. He started with the ball first and scored. We kept trading touchdowns, but he slipped up and threw an interception in the middle of the game. We went back to trading touchdowns until I was one touchdown away from winning. We were tied at the time, so I couldn't afford to make a mistake. However, he must have felt more pressure as he violated the only rule we had in place by using that Gamebreaker.
Sure enough, I fumbled the ball on that drive and he scooped it up and ran it back for the winning score.
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