vision and precision question.

[sketcher290]

If i was to turn off the vision cone would i still be able to lead my reciever like i can in Ncaa 06?

[Troller]

From what I read if you shut off vision/precision passing you default back to regular passing mode, where all you control is timing and velocity.

[Mossfan8480]

Quote: Originally Posted by Troller

From what I read if you shut off vision/precision passing you default back to regular passing mode, where all you control is timing and velocity.

You are correct.

[Rickster101]

Oh no not again, perhaps after the games release you'll get a more generious response sense we're all in the same boat you are..."We don't have the game either" so how are you expecting an answer or reasonable response to something that hasn't been seen or played yet...stop...think...listen...its not that complicated bro buy the game and post whats up with it most of us don't have it yet so lets wait and see on that note.


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[sketcher290]

Quote: Originally Posted by Troller

From what I read if you shut off vision/precision passing you default back to regular passing mode, where all you control is timing and velocity.

But in default mode in last years madden you could still lead your reciever and throw to the inside or outside shoulder like maximum passing in NFL2k. If all you can do is control the lob or the bullet pass it probably won't even be worth it to turn it off. Thanks.

[RGmoney]

Quote: Originally Posted by sketcher290

But in default mode in last years madden you could still lead your reciever and throw to the inside or outside shoulder like maximum passing in NFL2k. If all you can do is control the lob or the bullet pass it probably won't even be worth it to turn it off. Thanks.

According to the guys over at Madden Nation, the cone and Precision passing go hand-in-hand You turn off the cone and no precision passing. Asked this question myself over there since I kept seeing it pop up on the various boards. There is a guy over there who is doing nothing but "labbing" the V&P system.