08-18-2014, 08:29 PM
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MVP
OVR: 6
Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: Seed Tick Alabama
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Re: Coach Skills & It's Direct Impact On AI
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Originally Posted by Gotmadskillzson |
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For you guys who like to tinker with ratings, here is a treat for you.
The type of trajectory a CPU QB will throw is based on strength, awareness and throw power. Strength is the KEY factor in trajectory. Without a good amount of strength, it won't matter how high you have throw power or throw accuracy, you will not get the proper trajectory.
So I will quickly breakdown how it all ties together.
1. Strength - opens up the different types of trajectories, which there are quite a lot of and it depends on the distance of the target area. This is the key physical rating for QBs and how their AI performs.
2. Awareness - Decides what is the best way to get the ball to the target area. However the decision is limited to the amount of strength that QB has. So even though their decision might want to throw it a certain way, if they don't have the strength to pull it off, you will end up with one of those funky looking arcs on the ball that doesn't fit the situation.
3. Throw Power - Despite the name POWER in the words Throw Power, this rating doesn't control the power of the ball at all. What is really controls is the speed of the throw. In reality in this game, you can give a QB 40 throw power and they can still throw the ball 65 yards down the field. Only difference is the ball will take longer to get there.
4. Throw Accuracy - Does what it says to a degree. It gets the ball in the general area of your intended target. However, accuracy is heavily dependent on strength because strength determines the types of trajectories that can be thrown.
In a nutshell of how QB AI logic works on pass plays:
Awareness rating sees what is happening around the QB. Sees a WR open, uses awareness to determine what is the best way to get the ball to the WR. AI checks strength rating to see if they can pull off what they want to do. If not enough strength, they will choose the next best trajectory that they can actually pull off or they will choose a closer more wide open target that is safer to throw to.
What you will see happening more on a consistent basis are QBs hitting WRs in stride, more throws with just enough arc to go over a defender's head. Just way more variety in trajectories and more pass attempts in tighter areas and not just throws to a guy that is wide open.
So high how of a strength does a QB need ?
To unlock all the type of trajectories possibilities between up 60s to low 80s. KEYWORD being possibility. Because a QB would also need high awareness to even reach the decision to use it.
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Gotmadskillz, do you think Strength has any effect on Punters or Kickers? This may effect pooch punts or hopefully (fingers crossed) getting a blocked punt or kick.
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