15 minute quarters.......

[dochalladay32]

10 minutes is perfect for me. I get right smack in the range of normal amount of plays and yardage for a college football game.

[DaTwolves21]

Quote: Originally Posted by dochalladay32

10 minutes is perfect for me. I get right smack in the range of normal amount of plays and yardage for a college football game.

I play 10 also

[knyk]

To the guys that play ten minute quarters do you let the play clock run down on each play? Also, how long does a typical ten minute quarter game take you play?

[Dr Death]

Quote: Originally Posted by bonannogiovanni

15 minutes quarter games are impossible until EA implements a smart accelerated clock.

No, they need to implement a much more intelligent AI. One that doesn't snap the ball at :28-:30 on the play clock every play. If the AI actually used the clock, tried to sustain drives instead of scoring in less than 2 minutes every time, then 15 minutes would be great.

I play 10 minute quarters and have played one entire season, plus a Conference Championship Game and a bowl game, plus two games in season two... and the closest the time of possession has been was 23-17 in my favor. Usually, it's 29-11 or 30-10.

[dochalladay32]

Quote: Originally Posted by knyk

To the guys that play ten minute quarters do you let the play clock run down on each play? Also, how long does a typical ten minute quarter game take you play?

I snap the ball with about 15-20 on the play clock most times. Balanced timing. I get between 125-145 plays a game. I need to test 2 no huddle teams, but I'd imagine I'd fall under the ~160 cap that some Big 12 teams set. Now if you are going to cheese and play 4 verts a couple times a drive it's not going to help, but if you play a more realistic sim style of football (at least what is possible int his game), it'll come out well.

[BadAssHskr]

8 minutes is my happy medium.

i even bumped my first OD game up to 9 minutes, and just that 1 minute change seemed like it took forever to me.

[dochalladay32]

Quote: Originally Posted by Dr Death

No, they need to implement a much more intelligent AI. One that doesn't snap the ball at :28-:30 on the play clock every play. If the AI actually used the clock, tried to sustain drives instead of scoring in less than 2 minutes every time, then 15 minutes would be great. I play 10 minute quarters and have played one entire season, plus a Conference Championship Game and a bowl game, plus two games in season two... and the closest the time of possession has been was 23-17 in my favor. Usually, it's 29-11 or 30-10.

I never even bothered to try and get TOP realistic. It's not like the computer is only running 40 plays to my 80, so as long as the rest of the stars align, I'll take it.

[DaTwolves21]

Quote: Originally Posted by Dr Death

No, they need to implement a much more intelligent AI. One that doesn't snap the ball at :28-:30 on the play clock every play. If the AI actually used the clock, tried to sustain drives instead of scoring in less than 2 minutes every time, then 15 minutes would be great. I play 10 minute quarters and have played one entire season, plus a Conference Championship Game and a bowl game, plus two games in season two... and the closest the time of possession has been was 23-17 in my favor. Usually, it's 29-11 or 30-10.

Exactly, preach on, that's 1 of the things that bother me about the game. In my NCAA gaming life, the CPU has never had a 5 minute drive, please EA listen, we need a smarter AI, my TOP are always 30-10 and around that.