After 2 days, I have discovered the reason for the high CPU pass % (must read)

[stoncold32]

Quote: Originally Posted by p_rushing

You are missing the point and don't understand the problem. It has nothing to do with pre-snap vs post-snap. The LB is slow post-snap because the physics engine is running. He didn't lose any speed, EA slowed them down. The pre-snap speed is not involved at all, it is outside of the problem. If a 99 LB can't keep up with a 50 speed TE, the problem is not the pre-snap speed vs post-snap. It's that the defense speed is not the same as the offense.

The whole point of this thread is to point out that the defense is SLOWER than the offense on thi game. I get that.

And the physics engine control stuff like momentum which also occurs before the snap. I've never had this happen on any other NCAA, so to say it's the engine that hasnt kicked in yet is absurd. And even if that is the case, it's still dumb and doesn't make any sense.

[dubplate]

Quote: Originally Posted by necrobeast

Yeah, the defensive players in the game are slow and stupid, the linebackers in particular. That's why I've found a Cover 2 to be so exploitable, your LBs in coverage will NEVER react quickly enough to break up a play. The DBs aren't great either, but not as bad. This game is fun as hell but many times I get a "why am I even bothering" feeling about playing D.

I felt the same way last night.