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  • lionelzeus
    Rookie
    • Jul 2002
    • 95

    #1

    computer knowing you run or pass in shotgun

    Is there a slider to change this? I will be in the shotgun spread 4 wide receivers and
    If I pick run the computer comes out in a 4-3 if I pick pass he comes out in a nickel or dime WTF!!!
  • franko3219
    Pro
    • Jul 2009
    • 788

    #2
    Re: computer knowing you run or pass in shotgun

    Originally posted by lionelzeus
    Is there a slider to change this? I will be in the shotgun spread 4 wide receivers and
    If I pick run the computer comes out in a 4-3 if I pick pass he comes out in a nickel or dime WTF!!!
    No slider, it has been this way since I can remember. I just set up my audibles for shotgun and pick a pass play and then audible to the run. In past years if you would come out near the goal line for a pass the defense would run a base defense but if you came out to run they would come out in goal line.

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    • NaptownMVP
      Banned
      • May 2008
      • 292

      #3
      Re: computer knowing you run or pass in shotgun

      This has happened in every EA football game ever. The real frustrating part is when the computer knows what kind of play you AUDIBLE to.

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      • lionelzeus
        Rookie
        • Jul 2002
        • 95

        #4
        Re: computer knowing you run or pass in shotgun

        Originally posted by franko3219
        No slider, it has been this way since I can remember. I just set up my audibles for shotgun and pick a pass play and then audible to the run. In past years if you would come out near the goal line for a pass the defense would run a base defense but if you came out to run they would come out in goal line.
        That definitely takes away from the games authenticity. I mean come on they need to patch this asap!!
        People worried about colored socks being in.the game and letting this non sense slide!!!

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        • jmik58
          Staff Writer
          • Jan 2008
          • 2401

          #5
          Re: computer knowing you run or pass in shotgun

          It sounds like something that happens when you are playing on Heisman where the computer AI basically has telepathy and is all over your play 90% of the time.

          As far as the computer AI knowing if you are running or passing, my question would be "How do you know they picked a good defense for the run or pass?"

          You have to factor in a lot of things first off. Are your tendencies out of the shotgun tipping your hand? Are you doing certain things on specific down and distances? Do you have a pattern of play calling that the AI is picking up on?

          Even if, there are still pass plays that are good for man coverage vs. zone coverage. And there are good plays versus the blitz regardless of zone or man.

          I understand what you're saying that the CPU will come out in a 4-3 sometimes, but I do that as well if I see a team likes to run on first down or in a specific situation(regardless of formation).

          You're spreading it out so you can run and the CPU is on to that.

          I suggest you practice recognizing coverages and blitzes and spend some time setting up audibles to defeat each kind.

          Great question and topic.

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          • lionelzeus
            Rookie
            • Jul 2002
            • 95

            #6
            Re: computer knowing you run or pass in shotgun

            Originally posted by jmik58
            It sounds like something that happens when you are playing on Heisman where the computer AI basically has telepathy and is all over your play 90% of the time.

            As far as the computer AI knowing if you are running or passing, my question would be "How do you know they picked a good defense for the run or pass?"

            You have to factor in a lot of things first off. Are your tendencies out of the shotgun tipping your hand? Are you doing certain things on specific down and distances? Do you have a pattern of play calling that the AI is picking up on?

            Even if, there are still pass plays that are good for man coverage vs. zone coverage. And there are good plays versus the blitz regardless of zone or man.

            I understand what you're saying that the CPU will come out in a 4-3 sometimes, but I do that as well if I see a team likes to run on first down or in a specific situation(regardless of formation).

            You're spreading it out so you can run and the CPU is on to that.

            I suggest you practice recognizing coverages and blitzes and spend some time setting up audibles to defeat each kind.

            Great question and topic.
            I understand that you have to mix play calling but in real life if I had 4 wides no defense would match up with 3 linebackers on the field! They would maybe bring the safety up to the line of scrimmage but never would they match linebackers with slot receivers.

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            • Solidice
              Guns Up!
              • Jul 2006
              • 9953

              #7
              Re: computer knowing you run or pass in shotgun

              this usually happens on Heisman. I haven't seen it much on AA.
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              • ANDROMADA 1
                So long to a Legend.
                • Dec 2008
                • 5024

                #8
                Re: computer knowing you run or pass in shotgun

                Originally posted by lionelzeus
                I understand that you have to mix play calling but in real life if I had 4 wides no defense would match up with 3 linebackers on the field! They would maybe bring the safety up to the line of scrimmage but never would they match linebackers with slot receivers.

                That depends. I'll come out in my base 4-3 or 4-4 no matter how many wide outs are there if I think you are going to run the ball or if my linebackers are fast, decent in coverage and can hit like a ton of bricks.

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                • Pogo27
                  MVP
                  • Jul 2009
                  • 1632

                  #9
                  Re: computer knowing you run or pass in shotgun

                  If you pick a run in a 4-wide set and the computer comes out in a 4-3, 3-4, 4-4, etc set, then audible to a pass. I guarantee there is a mismatch. Same is true when you pick a pass and the computer comes out in a dime. You O-Line should overpower the CPU with just 5/6 men in the box.

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                  • lionelzeus
                    Rookie
                    • Jul 2002
                    • 95

                    #10
                    Re: computer knowing you run or pass in shotgun

                    Originally posted by Pogo27
                    If you pick a run in a 4-wide set and the computer comes out in a 4-3, 3-4, 4-4, etc set, then audible to a pass. I guarantee there is a mismatch. Same is true when you pick a pass and the computer comes out in a dime. You O-Line should overpower the CPU with just 5/6 men in the box.

                    I understand what everyone is saying to audible etc but I'm talking from a real life perspective. On saturdays D coordinators don't match up a 5 wide receiver set with a 4-3 I think it needs to be addressed

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                    • jmik58
                      Staff Writer
                      • Jan 2008
                      • 2401

                      #11
                      Re: computer knowing you run or pass in shotgun

                      Originally posted by lionelzeus
                      I understand what everyone is saying to audible etc but I'm talking from a real life perspective. On saturdays D coordinators don't match up a 5 wide receiver set with a 4-3 I think it needs to be addressed
                      Haha, you would think that but actually they do. I laugh because I'm an Iowa fan (obviously) and it took some time to get used to Norm Parker's philosophy on defense. I remember scratching my head when he would leave his 4-3 group in to defend against spread sets and then seeing that it could actually work.

                      I realize that's not your main point and just because one or a couple teams do it doesn't make it "normal", but it's not out of character if you saw it during one or two games.

                      Keep playing and you'll see differences.

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