Madden 22 Podcast #6 : Community Playtest Feedback Changes Up Now

[oneamongthefence]

I wish they would specify if changes apply to only next gen or if current gen got any of these changes as well outside franchise stuff.

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[Dblock1111]

I havent listened to the podcast but reading some people's comments here I have a quick question!

Regarding the "RT is Accelartion not Sprint" thing, if I hold the RT to accelerate through the hole into the open field, when I let go will my player still be running at top speed?

My experience in the past has been that if you let go they slow to almost a Jog...

[jfsolo]

Steve or someone will probably make a separate thread later, but here are the Gridiron notes on the Playtest Feedback.

https://www.ea.com/games/madden-nfl/...=1628258787866

[khaliib]

Quote: Originally Posted by Dblock1111

I havent listened to the podcast but reading some people's comments here I have a quick question! Regarding the "RT is Accelartion not Sprint" thing, if I hold the RT to accelerate through the hole into the open field, when I let go will my player still be running at top speed? My experience in the past has been that if you let go they slow to almost a Jog...

Full speed - Fatigue impact.

Little nugget:
Toughness rating determines “recovery” rate, both Injuries & Stamina between plays

TBH, because we didn’t have access to everything in the Play Test, it really is a wait’n see about M22, specifically seeing the “Max Effort” animation in full swing.

[IlluminatusUIUC]

Quote: Originally Posted by Dblock1111

I havent listened to the podcast but reading some people's comments here I have a quick question! Regarding the "RT is Accelartion not Sprint" thing, if I hold the RT to accelerate through the hole into the open field, when I let go will my player still be running at top speed? My experience in the past has been that if you let go they slow to almost a Jog...

IME it feels like running without RT is having a low pad level. Your guys can turn easier, juke more effectively, and run through more arm tackles. Holding RT feels like running fully upright - more straight line speed but at the risk of being harder to evade and easier to take down.

[ijumpedthegun]

Honestly, this is fantastic news. Wasn't expecting them to address some of these issues (cap space/free agency) until next year.

Will be interesting to see what they mean about coaches moving around (didn't get a chance to listen to the podcast yet). Will this mean more incentive for teams to hire "up and coming" coordinators instead of recently-fired head coaches? Maybe we'll see a team history for coaching candidates or teams adopt the playbooks of their new coordinators?

[jfsolo]

Quote: Originally Posted by ijumpedthegun

Honestly, this is fantastic news. Wasn't expecting them to address some of these issues (cap space/free agency) until next year. Will be interesting to see what they mean about coaches moving around (didn't get a chance to listen to the podcast yet). Will this mean more incentive for teams to hire "up and coming" coordinators instead of recently-fired head coaches? Maybe we'll see a team history for coaching candidates or teams adopt the playbooks of their new coordinators?

I'm not surprised at all about the cap adjustment. Swami's a sharp cookie, he knows that without the ability to restructure contracts they have to deviate from the NFL numbers, especially because of the Covid decreases.

[ForUntoOblivionSoar∞]

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