CPU Defense should be called with offensive formation in mind

[UMhester04]

I shouldnt be calling a 4 wide set, read option play out of Oregon's spread offense and see the defense come out in a 4-3. Doesn't work that way. This totally goes against what the spread is used for. It is used to "spread the field to create running lanes inside."

[BlastX21]

Its ridiculous at how long this has been in the game. I mean, I could come up with a mathematical formula for playcalling based on formation and previous plays called in 1 day...

Have you also noticed that in hail mary situations, if you run the ball from any formation the CPU will call a cover 3 at best? Or sometimes if you call a fake punt run, the CPU will come out in a 3-4?

[thedudedominick]

They need more gameplan sliders for teams. Some teams run their base defense even against spread formations. Other teams will play more DBs. I mean if you watch a Texas Tech game, every team they play comes out in something different to try and stop them.

I do hate the fact that the CPU calls defense based on your playcall and not formation. At least with sliders like I mentioned the CPU would have a legtimate reason to be in a base defense. The worst is the CPU coming out in goalline if you have a 4 wide run play called inside the 5, but have a regular D if you call a pass.