Any way to turn off CPU constantly reading my plays?!

[Hibachi_zero]

I play on all American and it's hard for me to move the ball (specifically rushing) on offense because the computer reads my plays, even after I audible. Thanks!

[nova91]

Nope unfortunately not.

[waytofailself]

Quote: Originally Posted by Hibachi_zero

I play on all American and it's hard for me to move the ball (specifically rushing) on offense because the computer reads my plays, even after I audible. Thanks!

Call different plays? I mean, is it always? Set up your audibles, if it looks like they're playing the run switch to a quick slant. If they decide to drop out of blitzing, audible again to a run.

Try and learn some more plays and vary your run calling. Do you always run on first down? Do you always pass on 3rd and short? The game will pick up on it.

[Hibachi_zero]

I also have the same problems when I'm on D. CPU will pick up my scheme. But since this can't be fixed, I guess I will have to make do

[ViLLiO]

Yes. Call 17-18 audibles. Or at least until you're content with what you're about to run. I hate CPU cheese, and I refuse to deal with it.

[BadAssHskr]

Quote: Originally Posted by Hibachi_zero

I play on all American and it's hard for me to move the ball (specifically rushing) on offense because the computer reads my plays, even after I audible. Thanks!

Perhaps you open the playbook some?

[Seanzie]

Become a better playcaller. The adaptive AI is a MFer. Pass out of running formations and run out of passing formations. Mix in options.

[ghettoqball]

Guys... I'm pretty sure it has nothing to do with the CPU picking up on your scheme. The CPU knows what play you call. People have posted video evidence of this.