CPU just stole game (photo proof)

[Arlington]

Same thing happend t me about 3 damn times in one game causing me to lose it pissed me off but I didn't sweat it it's just a game

[acelang123]

Obviously, this is a bug. A catch that is called "in", and then challenged, with extensive video review, would then be called "out". (Given how obvious it is)

If the catch was called "out", and then challenged, and the ruled "out". That is more believable.

You have 5 scenarios.

Human - Called "in". Challenged, then called "out". (Reasonable)
Human - Called "in". Challenged, call remains "in." (Reasonable)
Human - Called "in", no challenge. (Blown call) Michigan vs Penn St, 200?
Human - Called "out". no challenge. (Good call)
Human - Called "out". Challenged, call remains "out".
Not Human - Called "out". Challenged. Then called "in". (This would never happen, the foot was out plain as day.)

The call on the field, can only be overturned IF there is DISTINCT video proof. Distinct video proof. There was distinct video proof that the ball was definitely "out".

The ref should be doing a post game interview, crying and saying how he has to live with it for the rest of his digital life.

[joe2schmo]

that sucks!

[ACardAttack]

Quote: Originally Posted by BA2929

Personally, I think having challenges/blown calls in a video game is dumb. The CPU should be able to get the call correct 100% of the time. I know it adds realism, but it isn't needed.

This....its programed to make mistakes once in a while

Im actually 2/3 on challenges...I should be 3 for 3...my qb was clearly move his arm forward when hit, shouldnt have been a fumble, but that is what the refs called and didnt overturn it

[orangeafroman]

Challenged calls should be a no-brainer for EA.....challenged calls are overturned roughly 1/3 of the time, and they could EASILY incorporate that percentage into the game.

Eh.

[JohnnyWadd]

I was coming here to find out about this. Every single time a pass is caught on the sideline with a players foot halfway out of bounds it is correctly called incomplete. But it's almost always challenged and ALWAYS overturned incorrectly... I hope this gets fixed.