This is who Blood Bowl 2 seems to be catering to, groups of players who are already involved in leagues and looking for an easier way to track stats, transfer players, and interact with each other.I love Blood Bowl as a concept, I think it’s a creative game that takes elements of real-world sports and remixes them so they feel new and unfamiliar. It’s for people who are already deeply submerged in the Blood Bowl universe and have been for a while. Sorting through the leagues is unintuitive and it’s hard to know if any of them are worth your time or fit your schedule.There are seriously involved Blood Bowl leagues alive and well on the internet, they feature dozens of teams and impressive organization, but it’s not something you can join on a whim or use to learn the game. The tools exist for players to do this, but as of right now the leagues are being ran like the wild west, difficult to navigate and - for the most part - poorly organized. You can play friendly matches online or with someone at home, but it’s clear that Cyanide Studio imagined a robust multiplayer world where dozen of players with their own teams would be involved leagues would all be running together like a Blood Bowl FIFA.
The options for online leagues are robust and there’s a lot of cool customization, but matching yourself up with seven or more players so you have enough teams take advantage of these leagues is relatively impossible unless you know a large amount of people who already own the game.
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