No Huddle Offense = Annoying!

[Lavar]

Quote: Originally Posted by novadolla

What really pisses me off is how long the play call screen takes to come up for the defense, as a result by the time you pick your play the offense is already snapping the ball. That pisses me off.

Another good point made. You have to wait to call your play, why ?

[Shankssta]

I hate how you can't substitute players and are forced to use the players already on the field. If you change the formation or packages the players that should be in that formation aren't on the field. This is why when the CPU does the wildcat or something, and then they use the no huddle, their RB is playing QB. Or they fake a punt and get the first down and the punter will play QB and their special teams will be the offense.

[Lavar]

Quote: Originally Posted by Shankssta

I hate how you can't substitute players and are forced to use the players already on the field. If you change the formation or packages the players that should be in that formation aren't on the field. This is why when the CPU does the wildcat or something, and then they use the no huddle, their RB is playing QB. Or they fake a punt and get the first down and the punter will play QB and their special teams will be the offense.

This has been a problem for 2 yrs straight now , don't those people at EA even notice this ?

[I3RIS3H]

Quote: Originally Posted by Lavar

This has been a problem for 2 yrs straight now , don't those people at EA even notice this ?

Does EA ever realize these dumb bugs that would be spotted 10-15 mins into playing?

[Lavar]

Quote: Originally Posted by I3RIS3H

Does EA ever realize these dumb bugs that would be spotted 10-15 mins into playing?

Your right, with the amount of spread no huddle teams that have wildcat formations you would think it would only take minutes to realize and see this bug . But it just shows do they really even test some aspects of the game or even care.

[UHCougarfan]

Quote: Originally Posted by ViLLiO

Auburn/Oregon are the only teams who can run it that fast. However, we only reach that speed about 1% of the time. The CPU QB should check with the sideline nearly every play, especially if he's an underclassman in a hostile environment. That said, the CPU no huddle is easy to stop in '12.

U of Houston runs the no huddle as fast as anyone on the nation... FYI

[lbh24]

Quote: Originally Posted by Shankssta

Or they fake a punt and get the first down and the punter will play QB and their special teams will be the offense.

This happened to me last year in what I believe ended up being the last game I played on my Heisman dynasty.

They faked a punt, which they converted on a perfect spiral throw by their P, then hurried up into all these different formations and he (the punter) ended up going 4-4 with a 10 yard TD run.

[CHIEFxxROCKEM]

Quote: Originally Posted by lbh24

This happened to me last year in what I believe ended up being the last game I played on my Heisman dynasty. They faked a punt, which they converted on a perfect spiral throw by their P, then hurried up into all these different formations and he (the punter) ended up going 4-4 with a 10 yard TD run.

That's still in the game... also if you line up for a fake punt they will come out the formation to stop it.