What camera angle are you playing with?

[jello1717]

Quote: Originally Posted by Tweeg

How the hell are you guys throwing the ball using broadcast on offense?

Quote: Originally Posted by Cam Fan

It's fairly easy...my 12yr old relative learned how to play with this camera in one day.

I honestly don’t understand how someone can pass with broadcast cam (and I mean, I don’t understand the mechanics of it). When I use broadcast camera, I can’t see any of my receivers (or, more importantly, any of the coverage guys). Once they move 10 yards downfield (or even in the flats of the bottom of the screen), I can’t see them as they’re off the screen.


1. Does your screen look different than mine and your receivers are on the screen?
2. If not, do you just throw screens and maybe drags?
3. If not, do you read the defense before they all leave the screen (presnap I can only see 9 defenders , including only 1 safety, so I’d not see how) and then throw it blindly without being able to see the defenders or receivers?

I’m genuinely curious as to how you can throw in broadcast cam.

[Gotmadskillzson]

wow so many All 22 and broadcast cam. I feel like a minority using standard LOL. Broadcast is cool when I play coach mode. Guess if I practice more I could totally rock broadcast since that is basically the view I use in FIFA, NHL and NBA 2K.

[canes21]

Quote: Originally Posted by jello1717

I honestly don’t understand how someone can pass with broadcast cam (and I mean, I don’t understand the mechanics of it). When I use broadcast camera, I can’t see any of my receivers (or, more importantly, any of the coverage guys). Once they move 10 yards downfield (or even in the flats of the bottom of the screen), I can’t see them as they’re off the screen. 1. Does your screen look different than mine and your receivers are on the screen? 2. If not, do you just throw screens and maybe drags? 3. If not, do you read the defense before they all leave the screen (presnap I can only see 9 defenders , including only 1 safety, so I’d not see how) and then throw it blindly without being able to see the defenders or receivers? I’m genuinely curious as to how you can throw in broadcast cam.

There's a trick you can do that basically zooms the camera out like an all 22 from the press box view so you can see downfield. I think you just player lock the WR and then unlock from them, then snap and it keeps the camera zoomed out.

[jello1717]

Quote: Originally Posted by canes21

There's a trick you can do that basically zooms the camera out like an all 22 from the press box view so you can see downfield. I think you just player lock the WR and then unlock from them, then snap and it keeps the camera zoomed out.

Ok, that makes sooooooo much more sense. I couldn’t imagine broadcast cam users were just chucking the ball up without being able to see receiver nor defenders.

[Gotmadskillzson]

I tried All 22. I can see the appeal of it. Makes running the ball way easier because you see the hole and cut back lanes clearly from that distance. Also makes passing easier too. From that distance the graphics look pretty good, almost like you watching it from TV.

Broadcast cam.......looks good. However that will take some practice with how zoomed in it is.

[Critical Kills]

Quote: Originally Posted by Ghost Of The Year

I cant throw the ball with broadcast, I cant run, I cant kick, I cant play defense. I'm awestruck at those who can. I think broadcast is great as a spectator but I need that over theshoulder perspective in FB.

It's not that hard, it's something you just have to get used to by playing that way.

With that being said, if I have a critical passing moment, I ain't using broadcast just yet

[bkrich83]

Quote: Originally Posted by rudyjuly2

Why isn’t an All-22 horizontal cam an option? Why hasn’t EA added height/zoom print camera angles? Years of no improvements in this area.

In todays day and age, custom camera's or at least adjustable pre-set camera's should be the standard.

[Madden Air Raid]

Standard. If you press Y or Triangle and then exit out of it right before the snap you get a zoomed out view where you can see sideline to sideline. If you have an automotion play you can just hold RT.