Accelerated Clock?

[dcgc5]

Quote: Originally Posted by ACardAttack

What is the difference between the two?

Chew clock only works for the User team. The CPU team snaps the ball too quickly. No team snaps with 24-30 left frequently unless its no huddle. Even then I'd bet the average is closer to 21-23 left on the play clock.

[The JareBear]

True A.C. is the only way to get a realistic T.O.P.

[ACardAttack]

Quote: Originally Posted by dcgc5

Chew clock only works for the User team. The CPU team snaps the ball too quickly. No team snaps with 24-30 left frequently unless its no huddle. Even then I'd bet the average is closer to 21-23 left on the play clock.

Ah, thats dumb it doesnt work at all for the CPU...

[BreaksoftheGame]

With all the strategy around tempo it amazes me that there is not accelerated clock in this game.

Chew clock is great to replicated end of game scenarios....but not for a team that runs the clock down to 10 and runs a play. The CPU snaps the ball in the low 20's (pretty much impossible unless running an up tempo offense).

As the original poster said it isn't so much the user but the CPU that makes this a needed addition. I too would love to play 15 min quarters with the CPU taking snaps at realistic pace....not every CPU team playing like Oregon.

Not a buy this year.

[The JareBear]

I'd like to think bringing this over from Madden, as well as taking Maddens "no gameplanning" approach, will be seen next gen

[XxJustAguessxX]

Quote: Originally Posted by jaredlib

I'd like to think bringing this over from Madden, as well as taking Maddens "no gameplanning" approach, will be seen next gen

Accelerated clock is needed big time, I play 12 minute quarters but CPU is so inept. I dominate the TOP every game.

[paynehhbz]

Yes, this will allow me to do

[UWfan206]

How do you chew clock again...? I am sorry I haven't played NCAA 13 in a while and just picked up NCAA 14 yesterday