Jump the Snap STILL in the game. For the love of God...WHY???!!!!

[TrevJo]

Quote: Originally Posted by coogrfan

You know, that may explain why I've never had the problems with this so many people have reported. I always fake snap (both 1 or 2 player games) just out of habit.

Same here. I wouldn't say always, but I usually do it if it's not a situation where a false start would kill me. If I'm at home I'm more likely to fake snap on a majority of plays.

[TrevJo]

Quote: Originally Posted by noplace

Its really not the feature just the way its abused by the CPU. Its overdone also!

Despite what AuburnAlumni thinks, the above is correct.

[TrevJo]

Quote: Originally Posted by AuburnAlumni

The EA guys are conspicuously absent from this thread. No explanation as to why this feature, which as many have stated is not only cheesy but is ABUSED by the CPU on All American and Heisman (CPU will jump the snap nearly every snap on Heisman, similarly on All American). Nothing?

What advantages would you prefer the CPU have on All American and Heisman? 80 speed defenders that can outrun 90 speed offensive players? Robo QBs and DBs? Think about it. Jump the snap makes sense, it just needs some work.

[umd]

Quote: Originally Posted by TrevJo

What advantages would you prefer the CPU have on All American and Heisman? 80 speed defenders that can outrun 90 speed offensive players? Robo QBs and DBs? Think about it. Jump the snap makes sense, it just needs some work.

I believe we already have that^^ to an extent. JTS need to go or be turned on/off in options menu. It's abused by the CPU and has been since it's implementation.

[TrevJo]

Quote: Originally Posted by umd

I believe we already have that^^

I know.

[rudyjuly2]

I do believe that the fake snap controls the cpu jump snapping without too much problems on both AA and Heisman. I personally don't think the cpu abused it in '09. It could use some work as to how effective it was when they did it (pissed me off in goalline) but I don't think it was that bad.

However, it was nice in the old days of NCAA '06 when you didn't have to worry about your QB cadence. I just called a play and snapped the ball and didn't worry about getting drilled if I snapped the ball on 1 every down.

[AuburnAlumni]

Quote: Originally Posted by TrevJo

Despite what AuburnAlumni thinks, the above is correct.

That's your opinion chief.

It's abused like crazy by the CPU and it's just generally a stupid feature. And as Jess said, there is a speed boost on it as well when it's "successful", which adds to the cheesy arcadish quality.

[TrevJo]

Quote: Originally Posted by AuburnAlumni

And as Jess said, there is a speed boost on it as well when it's "successful", which adds to the cheesy arcadish quality.

They could take out the cheesy speed boost without removing the feature.