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Originally Posted by KBLover |
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I know I'm going to get flamed for this, but whatever.
I think it's stupid I have to tell the QB how to do what every NFL QB attempts to do on instinct. That's why AWR means nothing for the user QB because there's no such thing is "football instincts" for the user QB.
Yeah, yeah, stick skillz, user play the game, get better, whatever else.
It's just stupid football that it even happens. I have to use lead passing to make ARC on the ball? What? I'm not trying to adjust the route or entice an adjustment to the ball by the WR (like in a back-shoulder throw, or trying to throw a jump ball to Fitzgerald or Megatron. This is just the normal pass trajectory on a route against this coverage. NCAA QBs probably know that.
RATINGS and the should determine if my QB hits that window over the LB but under the FS/SS, and the ROUTE should tell the QB how to throw the ball. Not if I have perfect timing, pressure, and exact millisecond tapping of the passing button. Not "I better use lead passing to tell the QB to arc the ball over the LB." The QB should do that because it's a post against Cover 2. Or a corner to hit over the CB and under SS, or it's a quick slant against the first window in the zone.
The passing game is messed up, imo, not because users don't push the buttons and sticks right, it's because there's no consistency to if the pass is "route based" or not. It "auto-leads" some throws, but not others. Why not just make all passes routed based with a concept of hitting WR in windows, like in real life?
And while it might not be "super LB" (whatever that is - I'm not the most up to date on Madden terminology) but I've seen Timmons on my team (CPU controlled) jump very high, going backwards and pick off the ball with a "pose" that looked like he's doing a fadeaway jumper from the top of the key or something. That looked pretty "super" to me. Can real life Timmons (or any LB) do that? I don't know if even Willis could do that.
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I'm not going to flame you for this, but the 'instinct' you mention a QB having is the same exact instinct Madden players should have when hitting the button for the precise number of milliseconds.
When an NFL QB has an open receiver behind a linebacker he must get the ball up to get over the linebacker and down to complete the pass to the receiver. If he has to think about how to throw the ball to complete it, he probably not on the team. Same on Madden.
Madden players that have the football in their heads - but haven't transferred it to their fingers - will typically have the most trouble with this type of pass.
Users must develop the mechanics to make the instinctive throw... when they don't, bad things happen.
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