Problem with player 'Levels?'

[Bears_16_and_0]

Im talking about where you can view preplay if your players are in the zone or whatever.

I was just in a game and it was a 31-31 time in the 4th quarter. Almost my entire defense was Red with a good number of players being pulsing red, might have been one player that was just gray.

Then I come out on offense and my whole team is gray. Its not like my defense is preforming better than the offense as it is a 31 to 31 tie.

I think the game is like 'saving' the levels of the D players more inbetween drives than it does for the offense. It seems like theres a lot more carryover to the defensive levels whereas the offensive levels get reset almost every drive.

Anyone noticing anything similar? Plus I wish you could see what the 'levels' were for your opponents players, dunno why they got rid of that.

[$D-Money$]

Isn't that fatigue?

[Bears_16_and_0]

no its post play select, you press down on the rstick when u could be looking at your play art. it kinda signifies if your player is in the 'zone'

[Goose26]

Yeah, that's the player fatigue man.

[LoNgViEw88]

Its not the fatigue, its when you press R2 and down before the play on the ps3, its kind of like the players confidence.

[moylan1234]

I thought it was composure

[jhawk886]

He's right. It's their "player performance level", that's why if you have a really bad series with your QB a lot of incompletions or an interception, especially on the road, it will be blue to signify ice cold, and the play art if viewed will be shaky and he is less likely to perform well. It also seems to cause your running backs to fumble a lot more often if they are cold.

But back to the original question, yes, I also see the defensive momentum carry over often but rarely the offensive. But I also think this is because your impact players momentum gets built up quicker and lasts longer, and I always control my middle linebacker who is an impact player. So that may be part of the reason I see the defensive keep their confidence more as my only impact player on offense is a wide receiver who doesn't always see the ball.

Just my thoughts, I really don't know. If anyone has further information that would be awesome.

[Bears_16_and_0]

cool thanks for the input