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Old 04-28-2009, 01:19 AM   #233
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It's all looking pretty good but my main concerns are players leg movements and lighting.

It seems that when EA tweak the game speed, ie; slow players down - it looks as though the animation has slowed down also, which when comparing it to real life, the leg speed movement actually looks far too slow for the amount of ground a player is covering. When you look closely at the real footage, the backs tend to take small quick steps through the pocket and then stride out once room has opened up. Maybe this can be something EA should look at for future installments.

And further more, possibly incorporating size/position specific leg movement, ie; small RB's have smaller strides, Tall WR's tend to really stretch their strides etc.

My other point is lighting. Even on the sunniest of days in Madden, it always seems like its overcast when looking purely at the field and players (not the sky). I think maybe the uniforms need to better reflect a bright day, so too the grass.

Both these additions would really add to the realism.
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Old 04-28-2009, 03:39 AM   #234
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Re: Madden NFL 10 Blog: Letting the "Wildcat" Loose

Awesome stuff.
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Old 04-28-2009, 04:04 AM   #235
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Re: Madden NFL 10 Blog: Letting the "Wildcat" Loose

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The knock on custom plays online is that the will be abused.

THIS WILL BE ABUSED. Massively. I promise you that the defensive adjustments available will be insufficient to stop the wildcat. Mark my words.
This isn't a custom play. Ian has already said you can't audible out of it. He's also said that the Defense adjusted to stop him running it over and over again.

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much like the fade route in the 2k series
That's a different issue.

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Where are the run-support assignments on defense?

Where are the alignment audibles to get my defenders in position to stop this cheeze?

Where are the custom zone coverages to stop the little dink and dunk passes it will produce?

Where are the weapons on DEFENSE to stop the cheeze on offense?

And if I can't have those tools, WHY CAN'T I CREATE MY OWN?
Because you said yourself that custom plays would be abused online. That goes for defense as well as offense.

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Everything looked good expect the last pass play. It doesnt reallly feel that it is a wildcat swept fake pass. Pat white fakes the hand off then stands still. that looks just like a regular playaction and not confusing at all. That last video was NOT good at all and lets please address that.
Agreed, it should be a designed roll out at least.

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I wonder if the Dolphins will have that fake reverse pass with pennington. If not they should ad it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=72bbo...eature=related
I mentioned that earlier, but yeah it should be there.
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Old 04-28-2009, 04:24 AM   #236
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It seems that when EA tweak the game speed, ie; slow players down - it looks as though the animation has slowed down also, which when comparing it to real life, the leg speed movement actually looks far too slow for the amount of ground a player is covering. When you look closely at the real footage, the backs tend to take small quick steps through the pocket and then stride out once room has opened up. Maybe this can be something EA should look at for future installments.

And further more, possibly incorporating size/position specific leg movement, ie; small RB's have smaller strides, Tall WR's tend to really stretch their strides etc.

agreed 100%
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Old 04-28-2009, 04:27 AM   #237
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Damn just made a thread about this exact same point
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Old 04-28-2009, 04:52 AM   #238
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id hate to say it but what ive seen in the videos of madden 10 so far is the same ol same ol madden 09 gameplay
not looking like im picking it up this year
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Old 04-28-2009, 05:18 AM   #239
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Re: Madden NFL 10 Blog: Letting the "Wildcat" Loose

I am totally ready to get my wildcat on. Pat White and Ronnie Brown will further popularize the wildcat this year. I just hope the dolphins don't abandon the traditional offense.
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Old 04-28-2009, 05:39 AM   #240
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He's trying to re-touch every run cycle this week. He showed me the 'fat guy' run this morning and asked for some general feedback and direction. I'm hoping that once he's done with this first pass we'll do side-by-side videos and release them to you guys for more feedback.
Forgive my noobiness in animating but what exactly is a run "cycle"?

Something like a bicycle?
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