All Madden difficulty this year is a fun mess. On the one hand it's difficult that makes for some fun challenge but on the other the CPU is frustratingly overpowered in several different ways. Let me explain...
The AI is too smart in a really bad way. On All Madden the CPU can diagnose what you're doing each and every time. CPU qbs will audible to beat your coverage every time. Zones are especially susceptible. They will pick apart your zone coverages presnap with 100% accuracy. Whether you use shading, change alignments, or disguises, the CPU will hot route and audible to beat it. It's one of the reasons why zones seem so bad. Defense has the same issue. They can diagnose everything with 100 percent accuracy. You can make adjustments and the CPU will counter it. Disguising does not work.
The CPU can make decisions on the field in an unrealistic way. They will make decisions at the start of dice rolls rather than when the animation starts or finishes. An example is a running back that makes a cut when following blockers. They know the instant a dice roll succeeds rather than when an animation plays out or even begins to start to play out.
The CPU still gets ratings boosts. Nothing to say here. It still happens.
The adaptive AI in this year's game is too adaptive. It's like it kicks in immediately at the start of the game and stays on the entire game. There needs to be actual thresholds for CPU making adjustments. A 55 awareness rookie shouldn't be able to diagnose my defense perfectly every time.
So with the CPU AI boosts and the on field ratings boost it makes for an unfun experience at times.
This is all anecdotal from my experience though. What do you guys think?
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The AI is too smart in a really bad way. On All Madden the CPU can diagnose what you're doing each and every time. CPU qbs will audible to beat your coverage every time. Zones are especially susceptible. They will pick apart your zone coverages presnap with 100% accuracy. Whether you use shading, change alignments, or disguises, the CPU will hot route and audible to beat it. It's one of the reasons why zones seem so bad. Defense has the same issue. They can diagnose everything with 100 percent accuracy. You can make adjustments and the CPU will counter it. Disguising does not work.
The CPU can make decisions on the field in an unrealistic way. They will make decisions at the start of dice rolls rather than when the animation starts or finishes. An example is a running back that makes a cut when following blockers. They know the instant a dice roll succeeds rather than when an animation plays out or even begins to start to play out.
The CPU still gets ratings boosts. Nothing to say here. It still happens.
The adaptive AI in this year's game is too adaptive. It's like it kicks in immediately at the start of the game and stays on the entire game. There needs to be actual thresholds for CPU making adjustments. A 55 awareness rookie shouldn't be able to diagnose my defense perfectly every time.
So with the CPU AI boosts and the on field ratings boost it makes for an unfun experience at times.
This is all anecdotal from my experience though. What do you guys think?
Sent from my Pixel 6 Pro using Tapatalk
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