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Hard Flat Zones
The community stated that they wanted hard flats to play the flats more aggressively. We did some work on their logic so they do a better job of reading the route progression and taking away throws to the flats.
Still Broken
Low-Rated QB Accuracy
Complaints about lower-rated QBs being too accurate have been addressed with a new inaccuracy system. Expect to see more inaccurate throws from lower-rated QBs, especially on simulation play style. These inaccurate passes have new placement modelling, ensuring you will see a wider variety in how throws are missed.
Not in as far as I can see
Off-Ball Injuries
When playing Simulation, players not directly involved in the tackle can be injured. This includes offensive and defensive linemen. You'll want to stay on top of the injury report. When an off-ball injury occurs, you won’t see an injury animation on the field – only the injury notification under the scoreboard. In some cases, you may see the injury notification after the play, but before the sideline can report on the severity of the injury. The player may have already returned to the game.
Should have been in the game for 15 years now. Not impressed.
Dropped Interceptions
Dating back many years, one of the top competitive complaints was around defenders dropping wide open interceptions. With the Competitive Game Style, if your defender has a good Catch rating and is open, there will be a significantly higher chance the interception will be caught. Keep in mind, you’ll still see dropped interceptions in this scenario if the defender’s Catch rating does not meet the threshold. Catches in traffic can also still result in dropped picks.
In the games Ive played online and offline this is not true. Ive thrown about 50 pass's that went RIGHT to a defender with a good catch rating, and he just dropped it.
Curl Flat Zones
Another top community request was Curl-Flat (purple) zones. Curl-Flats would crash to the flats and leave deeper routes open down the sideline. We implemented a new rule called “No Cover Zone,” where underneath defenders won't jump routes five yards and under.
Yeah they dont jump routes at all. Literally will just stand there and watch a reception. And even after the ball is caught, the reaction is so slow if you dont have overhead coverage your screwed.
Fumble Recovery
A big legacy issue we focused on was fumble recoveries. We eliminated the extended piles where nobody can recover the ball. You will see much faster reactions to the ball on the ground, and players have an improved ability to grab the ball when it gets close to their hands.
So this idea is great, but 90% of the time OLineman get fumbles by RB's and QBs. Working as intended?