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Old 10-12-2012, 11:30 AM   #1
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Awareness or PRC on Defense

Which one do you feel like is more important to have. I look at the awareness picture on the progress players menu and it is a radar. So to me I think awareness is better for a zone defense cause their are aware of their players around them but it wont help them for the run game.

While PRC will be better for the run game cause they will recognize the run quickly and shoot the gaps. But usually my LBers usually take step back if their were playing a zone or spy before they go for the RB. So will PRC help them be quicker to recognize and stop the run. Because people are saying its to help them recognize PA passes, and if that is true then there is no point to it because the cpu doesnt do a lot of PA passes any way.
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Old 10-12-2012, 05:19 PM   #2
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Re: Awareness or PRC on Defense

I have read that PRC is more important for defense while AWR affects offense. Only one way to tell is to test it. Edit a defender with 0 PRC and 99 AWR and one with 0 AWR and 99 PRC and try both of them out.
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Which one do you feel like is more important to have. I look at the awareness picture on the progress players menu and it is a radar. So to me I think awareness is better for a zone defense cause their are aware of their players around them but it wont help them for the run game.

While PRC will be better for the run game cause they will recognize the run quickly and shoot the gaps. But usually my LBers usually take step back if their were playing a zone or spy before they go for the RB. So will PRC help them be quicker to recognize and stop the run. Because people are saying its to help them recognize PA passes, and if that is true then there is no point to it because the cpu doesnt do a lot of PA passes any way.

My opinion concerning defensive players:

AWR-How well the defender performs his assignment for the play and how well he adjusts to the play as it happens. A higher AWR LB, for example, is more likely to super jump and snag a ball in the air than a lower AWR LB. I think AWR combines with other ratings to enhance them.

EX: A DB with high AWR and high MCV should play great man to man defense and, for example, defend the 10 yard hitch very well. A DB with low AWR/high MCV or low MCV and high AWR would not cover this route as well and the WR would get more seperation.

I believe higher AWR also enhances how well the defender recognizes a "spot light" WR in his zone and how well he plays the ball in the air.

PRC-How well the defender reads run/pass.

Just my opinion as EA either can't or won't explain these to us in detail.
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