First Ncaa 2012 Nano Blitz found

[weaponx037]

Whats up guys check out this video of the first Ncaa 2012 nano blitz ... copy and paste link below in address bar

youtube.com/watch?v=7XQ8iJ10VQA

[The JareBear]

Its on varsity difficulty in this video

[bruinkid626]

Quote: Originally Posted by jaredlib

Its on varsity difficulty in this video

So I won't be seeing this when I'm playing head to head online? (Since it's on all american).

[The JareBear]

Whoa whoa whoa....I mean I can't guarantee anything I am just a fan like you lol.

Uh, I hope not.

All I know is this is definitely a USER controlled D against a CPU offense on Varsity difficulty so....whatever that's worth.

[smace767]

Just a basic overload blitz you see in every level of real football. 4 rushers vs 3 lineman. If any thing at least the oline tried to do something. The LG picked up the DE and the T picked the user controlled OLB.

Wrong decisions by the oline you protect and account inside out but somebody was coming free regardless and another user would have ran / scrambled right, or quick pass right and burned it anyway. A Hb in the backfield or a roll right would buy the time to get it off since there is ONE dlineman vs 2 olineman on the right. At a higher difficulty i would hope and think the CPU burns that D up like a user would have.

Every successful blitz is not a nano glitch, and nanos themselves are what every d coordinator at all levels of football try to do when blitzing. Guys come free up the middle all the time, Hell Ray Lewis is cheese king according to that definition cause he nanos all the time.

[Pokes404]

Quote: Originally Posted by smace767

Just a basic overload blitz you see in every level of real football. 4 rushers vs 3 lineman. If any thing at least the oline tried to do something. The LG picked up the DE and the T picked the user controlled OLB. Wrong decisions by the oline you protect and account inside out but somebody was coming free regardless and another user would have ran / scrambled right, or quick pass right and burned it anyway. A Hb in the backfield or a roll right would buy the time to get it off since there is ONE dlineman vs 2 olineman on the right. At a higher difficulty i would hope and think the CPU burns that D up like a user would have. Every successful blitz is not a nano glitch, and nanos themselves are what every d coordinator at all levels of football try to do when blitzing. Guys come free up the middle all the time, Hell Ray Lewis is cheese king according to that definition cause he nanos all the time.

It could have just been a bad decision. Players make mistakes. We just have to hope that the majority of the time the o-line knows to protect from the inside - out. Yes, someone was coming free on that play, but it should have been the user controlled LB. It's just one play though. Hopefully this is the exception to the rule.

[Watson]

The NCAA forum never ceases to amaze me

[weaponx037]

Let me educate you: A nano blitz- is any blitz that creates pressure up the middle( nano=instant pressure ) and that can be performed on a constant level.