Madden NFL 16: Quarterback Play Gets Reworked

[N51_rob]

Beat me to it.

[jpdavis82]

Quote: Originally Posted by N51_rob

Beat me to it.

I'm guessing based on previous years with Rex being here, they will probably do a video about these different blogs and showcase this and a lot more of the gameplay improvements listed, soon.

I will say when I went back to 15 after playing 16, I noticed immediately how much different qb play felt and looked.

[Potatoes002]

Quote: Originally Posted by jpdavis82

I'm guessing based on previous years with Rex being here, they will probably do a video about these different blogs and showcase this and a lot more of the gameplay improvements listed, soon. I will say when I went back to 15 after playing 16, I noticed immediately how much different qb play felt and looked.

I am really interested in how the mobile CPU QBs look and play. They alluded to Newton and Mariota playing like their real counterparts, so I am really looking forward to seeing how this translates into the game. NCAA 14 was a step in the right direction for dual-threat QBs, but up until now I don't think Madden has reached that point.

[Kingd803]

Thank you JP


But what I'm talking about multiple dropback types. Like some QBs holding the ball high as they drop back. Some holding it with one hand. I don't want all QBs to share a animations. I'm looking to be able to pick a dropback I want for me QB. Like have list of options, based on the most popular dropbacks now and in history.

Like nba games and baseball games. They have options to choose from. Ya kno?

But thanks reckon I'll have to wait and see

[bukktown]

I am really, really excited for Madden now after seeing them acknowledge and -hopefully- address QB AI!

[rtkiii]

I thought being able to tell when Manning was controlling the field vs Jay Cutler was implemented last year? which was not successful.

[mjavon]

Quote: Originally Posted by rtkiii

I thought being able to tell when Manning was controlling the field vs Jay Cutler was implemented last year? which was not successful.

I think in terms of accuracy, yes. But not in terms of AI.

[brandon27]

Aside from revamped penalties, this is one of the things I'm looking forward to seeing in action the most. This one sounds great. Especially if it really works as they say it will. It should make some huge changes.