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Originally Posted by skillz25 |
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I just saw this video on youtube and am going to give this a shot. WHY??? Because I'm desperate to stop the CPU QB from averaging an extremely high completion rate against me, a.k.a Robo QB.
How to stop the CPU offense on All Madden
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZPL-6VYotdQ
To summarize it, he is basically saying that on All Madden the CPU offense already knows what defensive play the USER is picking. Behind the scenes after the USER selects a defensive play, the CPU offense then picks a play to counter that defensive play. That is why the CPU QB has an extremely high completion rate a lot of the time.
To stop this, the USER should call an audible just before the snap and choose a different defensive play than what you just called. For example, if you chose a cover 3 blitz, call an audible and choose cover 2. In theory, the CPU has already selected a play to succeed against the cover 3 blitz. By calling an audible just before the snap, the cover 2 play will hopefully stop the play that the CPU called against the cover 3 blitz.
I don't plan to do this every play, but definitely on passing downs so I can get off the field. I know this will not work all the time. But hopefully it can drop the CPU completion rate from 90% to 60-70%. This would be a HUGE victory to me and those people that are having this same issue.
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I've played two games so far while doing the "audibles". I'm not doing it every play; just on 2nd & long and 3rd & long. It did not work every time, but the majority of my sacks have come when I did an audible. They were coverage sacks because the CPU had no where to pass. I wasn't getting any coverage sacks when I did not do the audible.
I didn't get any INT's, but did get most of my pass deflections/incompletions while calling audibles. Also, there were quite a few dump off to the RB, but was able to limit the CPU to 3 yards or less.
In one game Dwayne Haskins was 30 for 34, but all 4 incompletions were when I called an audible. There were also 3 coverage sacks while calling an audible this game. So that was 7 successfully defensive plays against the pass while calling an audible, in comparison to 0 incompletions and 1 sack while not calling an audible. Altogether, I called about 20 audibles. The remaining plays were either running plays or completions by the CPU. Most of these completions were short completions such as dump offs to the RB.
In the other game, I did not track my stats as well, but I can say that I noticed a difference when I called an audible versus not calling an audible. The CPU definitely seemed more hesitant vs the audible and settled for dump offs instead of throwing downfield. ... Coincidentally, these two games were the least amount of points and the least amount of passing yards that I gave up all season!