what camera angle do most good players play at?

[dirtypeter]

I have a regular 20" 4:3 ratio television and a regular (letterbox) 4:3 32" tv I play at. What camera should I use over head, classic, classic letterbox? Thanks in advance! I like the full scope of over head for passing, classic is ok, but I can't see all my receivers. NCAA seems terrible, sideline must be a joke right?
D.P.

[billysims]

Quote: Originally Posted by dirtypeter

I have a regular 20" 4:3 ratio television and a regular (letterbox) 4:3 32" tv I play at. What camera should I use over head, classic, classic letterbox? Thanks in advance! I like the full scope of over head for passing, classic is ok, but I can't see all my receivers. NCAA seems terrible, sideline must be a joke right? D.P.

I liked the sideline camera on current gen (PS2), as it was most like a tv broadcast. But I have 360 and only have the behind the QB view.

Sideline isnt the best for spotting which receiver was most open, but if you pay attention and read the DB's as you drop back it was fairly easy to determine what coverage you had & what receiver to throw to before they dropped out of the screen view.

For next year would really like to see at least ONE camera angle from the side. If not then something up higher from behind to get a better view of more of the field.

Or, better yet, how about user controlled camera like Madden a few years ago????

Just my POV....

[J-Unit40]

Still to this day I switch between Classic and NCAA. Although I play on a 52" Wide DLP and a 32" 4:3 ratio. Give Classic a try. Sideline looks pretty good, but it's so hard to see downfield as said above.

[rudyjuly2]

I use Classic but it is hard to see the WRs on the outside. I hope to get a widescreen TV in the near future (6-12 months) and maybe that will help alleviate some of that for future football games.

[dirtypeter]

I appreciate the replieskinda what I expected overhead is not used by many top players I WILL TRY CLASSIC FOR AWHILE.

[CAJUN COMMISH]

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