Online speed to stay at slow.

[bukktown]

Quote: Originally Posted by Shut Down

Do you play online? Just wait until you get online with Slow. It is 1000 times easier to score on Slow so the whole scoring a lot more points on Normal argument is not true. Especially once the RC returns because I can assure you, it is terribly easy to Rocket Catch on Slow speed. If you have 5 blockers and I blitz 6 and sack you right away am I messing with the AI or cheating? Most nano blitzes have at least 5-6 players blitzing so do the math and block more people. I'm dumbfounded how people think that does not carry over into real life NFL football. Who is to say I don't SCHEME to confuse my opponent. I'd say having 6-8 plays from one formation with the same setup with multiple types of coverages is a good idea but of course if 2 of those plays are "nanos" then I cheat and cannot build a scheme.

Yeah, OSers generally don't really understand the whole Madden Head-to-Head dynamic. This is mostly a 'me vs. cpu' forum.

[JJ Sticks]

Quote: Originally Posted by bukktown

Yeah, OSers generally don't really understand the whole Madden Head-to-Head dynamic. This is mostly a 'me vs. cpu' forum.

That's what it seems like to me too. Glad I'm not the only one.

[burger13]

Quote: Originally Posted by Shut Down

Do you play online? Just wait until you get online with Slow. It is 1000 times easier to score on Slow so the whole scoring a lot more points on Normal argument is not true. Especially once the RC returns because I can assure you, it is terribly easy to Rocket Catch on Slow speed. If you have 5 blockers and I blitz 6 and sack you right away am I messing with the AI or cheating? Most nano blitzes have at least 5-6 players blitzing so do the math and block more people. I'm dumbfounded how people think that does not carry over into real life NFL football. Who is to say I don't SCHEME to confuse my opponent. I'd say having 6-8 plays from one formation with the same setup with multiple types of coverages is a good idea but of course if 2 of those plays are "nanos" then I cheat and cannot build a scheme.

Yes....just the other day I heard Bill Belichick talking about the new NANO blitzes he was designing....

[Redsoxfan9922]

Quote: Originally Posted by burger13

Yes....just the other day I heard Bill Belichick talking about the new NANO blitzes he was designing....

"Nano-blitzers" are your names for them. We call them overload blitzes. People who can't stop them and don't know how to use simple logic and refuse to put a friggin running back in motion to block call them "nano-blitzes" and proceed to run to Ian's twitter to dumb down the game because they can't handle heat.

[JerzeyReign]

Yessssssssss!!!!!!!!!!1

[Architekto]

are some people here talking about those espn shows where those kids are spitting in each other faces like a bunch of m orons?

[Bears_16_and_0]

Heres the play I mentioned earlier =)

EA Sports: Sim Rides Again?

[splff3000]

Quote: Originally Posted by Nature_Boy

This just in from Raczilla. Hey guys, Online game speed has clearly been a hot topic not just here on our board, but across the community in the last week. The dev team has taken a lot of care in evaluating their recent test and have made a decision on how this will be addressed. After running a test with the default game speed set to Slow and reviewing the thousands of messages we’ve received from our fans, we’ve decided to leave the default game speed online at Slow. This setting matches the default setting used in offline games and provides the ideal combination of fun gameplay and the most accurate simulation of NFL football. We know there are different views about this and we encourage everyone to post their thoughts in this thread in a manner that is respectful to others' opinions. We do reserve the right to remove comments that aren't forum appropriate, so let's use some care in replying to each other and we can have a constructive conversation about this. Thanks, raczilla

Well looks like this baby is going back to the store. It was fun while it was on normal.