Question about INT's

[truffleshuffle]

I am playing on all-pro I playing as QB Randall Cunningham in my rookie season with the Vikings. I expected to have a rough go of it a bit, my first game was a OT nail biter with the lions and I almost threw the game away with a INT late in the 4th Q but came back to win by a field goal. Since my first game we are in week 13 I have only lost one game and thrown 2 INT's all year. The thing is I should be worse off and I know it, I should have thrown a lot more INT's but the CPU just dosn't catch them they bounce right out of there hands every time. I know it is weird to hear someone complain when they are doing good but I find it strange. I am also just playing with regular all-pro sliders. Have any of you guys run into this much?

[JaymeeAwesome]

Quote: Originally Posted by truffleshuffle

I am playing on all-pro I playing as QB Randall Cunningham in my rookie season with the Vikings. I expected to have a rough go of it a bit, my first game was a OT nail biter with the lions and I almost threw the game away with a INT late in the 4th Q but came back to win by a field goal. Since my first game we are in week 13 I have only lost one game and thrown 2 INT's all year. The thing is I should be worse off and I know it, I should have thrown a lot more INT's but the CPU just dosn't catch them they bounce right out of there hands every time. I know it is weird to hear someone complain when they are doing good but I find it strange. I am also just playing with regular all-pro sliders. Have any of you guys run into this much?

It's the games way of causing incompletions. The QBs not inaccurate enough so many throws that look like the should be caught are dropped. Look at those as if the pass was thrown short or too long and move on.

[Robrain]

Quote: Originally Posted by JaymeeAwesome

It's the games way of causing incompletions. The QBs not inaccurate enough so many throws that look like the should be caught are dropped. Look at those as if the pass was thrown short or two long and move on.

This. It's highly confusing at first because it looks like players are failing so many layup plays. It's just lazy programming.

[minabcyour]

you are right, Look at those as if the pass was thrown short or two long and move on.

[Carthoss]

Quote: Originally Posted by truffleshuffle

I am playing on all-pro I playing as QB Randall Cunningham in my rookie season with the Vikings. I expected to have a rough go of it a bit, my first game was a OT nail biter with the lions and I almost threw the game away with a INT late in the 4th Q but came back to win by a field goal. Since my first game we are in week 13 I have only lost one game and thrown 2 INT's all year. The thing is I should be worse off and I know it, I should have thrown a lot more INT's but the CPU just dosn't catch them they bounce right out of there hands every time. I know it is weird to hear someone complain when they are doing good but I find it strange. I am also just playing with regular all-pro sliders. Have any of you guys run into this much?

I wish I had this issue for me the CPU catches probably 80% of the balls that hit a defenders hands. Sometimes the CB is not even looking at the ball and still intercepts

[JaymeeAwesome]

Quote: Originally Posted by Carthoss

I wish I had this issue for me the CPU catches probably 80% of the balls that hit a defenders hands. Sometimes the CB is not even looking at the ball and still intercepts

Lower the CPU INTs to about 4 or 5. That should help.

[truffleshuffle]

Ya its just weird the last franchise I tried got corrupted and it seemed like 90% of my passes my wide outs either dropped or were intercepted and now 75 to 80 % my wide outs catch the ball and I only have thrown 2 int's. I guess it is just lazy programming because at least twice a game my wide outs will catch a ball in the end zone usually square in the middle of it and some how it will say out of bounds even if they player is tackled right were he caught the ball.

[shahidguo]

Look at those as if the pass was thrown short or two long and move on.