05-18-2004, 06:31 PM
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G-M*nnnn
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Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: NY
Posts: 3,194
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Re: Accelerated clock
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Blue_Monkey said:
The object is to get about 120-125 total plays per game. The accelerated clock goes to 19 seconds (not 16, Dook...  ) after you choose a play. To get realistic play totals, play games with 13 or 14 minute quarters with accelerated clock on and don't always snap right away when get to the LOS. If your games have the right amount of plays (about 60 for both teams per game) you'll probably see pretty realistic tackle stats. Other stats might not be right but that's in the gameplay and your player skills.
The only bad thing about the accelerated clock is that it doesn't work during the last 2 minutes of halfs and games. It should always take at least 20 seconds off the clock in these situations. Otherwise there are no disadvantages to it.
Personally though I'd like to set the clock myself to always go down to atleast 15 so it'd often go to 1 before the snap.
They turn it off in the last 2 min of each half because if you are behind by a TD, and you go to the playcall screen and pick a play, you obviously don't want to lose 20 seconds of your comeback drive bhecause you want to call the play as fast as possible.
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