HAY!!!

[moylan1234]

yeah you guys are probably right i didn't notice the on/off before so i just thought it was another way to group plays together

[prowler]

Quote: Originally Posted by Potatoes002

If accelerated clock is in i will cut my leg off and beat my dog with it i would be so happy.......

Any excuse to beat a Dawg.

[adembroski]

Lame... it seems like they completely missed the point of accelerated clock.

[Potatoes002]

Quote: Originally Posted by prowler

Any excuse to beat a Dawg.

Exactly!

Your ok though your not like most dawgs that are annoying and ********

[chargers_31]

Quote: Originally Posted by adembroski

Lame... it seems like they completely missed the point of accelerated clock.

No... that's exactly how it should be... If (for whatever reason) you want to play "sim" style with 15 minute quarters and take up the whole play-clock, then this would be the best way to replicate it.

If what you want is 'accelerated clock' where it takes 1 second for the clock to take 3 seconds... then just play shorter quarters FFS.

[adembroski]

Quote: Originally Posted by chargers_31

No... that's exactly how it should be... If (for whatever reason) you want to play "sim" style with 15 minute quarters and take up the whole play-clock, then this would be the best way to replicate it. If what you want is 'accelerated clock' where it takes 1 second for the clock to take 3 seconds... then just play shorter quarters FFS.

NO, the point of the accelerated clock is to simulate the time it requires for a coaching staff to select a play and relay it into the QB, for the QB to call it in the huddle, and for the team to break the huddle. These things cannot be done in the time it takes me to tap "down" 3 times to get to my formation, hit "A", tap down twice to get to my play and tap "X" to call it.

Not having accelerated clock also allows me to force the CPU to instantly call it's place, thus allowing me to control the clock no matter who has the ball.

If I can bypass this time at will, it defeats the purpose of an accelerated clock.

[moylan1234]

Quote: Originally Posted by adembroski

NO, the point of the accelerated clock is to simulate the time it requires for a coaching staff to select a play and relay it into the QB, for the QB to call it in the huddle, and for the team to break the huddle. These things cannot be done in the time it takes me to tap "down" 3 times to get to my formation, hit "A", tap down twice to get to my play and tap "X" to call it. Not having accelerated clock also allows me to force the CPU to instantly call it's place, thus allowing me to control the clock no matter who has the ball. If I can bypass this time at will, it defeats the purpose of an accelerated clock.

I am missing something? it seems like with this feature you can always play with it on

[Village Idiot]

Quote: Originally Posted by adembroski

WASSAT?!?!?

Uh, most awesomest thing I've seen yet?