Camera on PA rollout

[Jagsfan24]

I’m sure you guys noticed when you do a PA rollout play that the camera sticks to your QB during the animation. What’s sucks is when you see the defender coming and you try pressing the R2 to break the animation to get rid of the ball...but I kinda noticed that doesn’t really happen.

How do you guys feel about it ?

[SpectreBugg]

Quote: Originally Posted by Jagsfan24

I’m sure you guys noticed when you do a PA rollout play that the camera sticks to your QB during the animation. What’s sucks is when you see the defender coming and you try pressing the R2 to break the animation to get rid of the ball...but I kinda noticed that doesn’t really happen. How do you guys feel about it ?

Personally I think it's a good addition. I've seen guys too many times cut a PA animation short, make a silly throw where the qb looks all funky and has no business trying to throw, and still manage to complete the pass. Forcing people to complete their rollouts makes people really think about whether or not their team is built for that. Is the backside protection good enough to hold? Is your qb's PA rating good enough to fool the defenders you're facing? All part of enhancing the "chess match" off the field..

[DeJohn11]

Quote: Originally Posted by SpectreBugg

Personally I think it's a good addition. I've seen guys too many times cut a PA animation short, make a silly throw where the qb looks all funky and has no business trying to throw, and still manage to complete the pass. Forcing people to complete their rollouts makes people really think about whether or not their team is built for that. Is the backside protection good enough to hold? Is your qb's PA rating good enough to fool the defenders you're facing? All part of enhancing the "chess match" off the field..

I agree one hundred percent. If the QB has his back to the play, no reason anyone should have an option to throw.


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