pass reaction

[trapchamp45]

Do people understand i tried jarrod sliders and other sliders why are they pass reaction sliders so high

[davep]

Re: pass reaction

Because it's the reverse...higher number equal less pass coverage.

Don't have a clue to the 'logic' of this, but they're supposed to be a lot smarter than me.

[footballfan41]

Re: pass reaction

See that where I'm so lost,..cause like this thread talking bout higher is harder,...I'm so lost,.
I wish EA would less give us a Statement on sliders so all can understand them,..

[trapchamp45]

Re: pass reaction

I tried pass reaction low and yea its reversed lower is better

[Nickda55]

What about run reaction?

[Slim4824]

All I know is that with pass reaction on 0 I can throw for over 600 yards a game. Put it on 75 and I can get nowhere near that

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[mogrod]

Re: pass reaction

All I know is that with pass reaction on 0 I can throw for over 600 yards a game. Put it on 75 and I can get nowhere near that

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In what mode though (Play Now, Offline CCM or Online CCM)?

[TerryHollp]

Re: pass reaction

I tried pass reaction low and yea its reversed lower is better

[Farmer joe]

Re: pass reaction

Same for run reaction?

[acermina]

Re: pass reaction

This is hilarious. I have the opposite feeling. I think 100 pass reaction makes it the most difficult to pass. There are openings on specific plays during a game (like real life), but the adjustments seem to be better at 100 and occasionally they completely shut down my passing game.

Remember, on All-Madden default, all CPU sliders are set to 75. This should be our clue that higher is tougher.

[charter04]

Re: pass reaction

The User Pass reaction is backward. But, its also just not working right. You can put it on 67 and the CPU can pass pretty good but if you get to high your DB's start to mirror the WR. Although some get great success with theirs at 90+. At 0 the DB's are all like a team of Revis'. The CPU has tough time completing anything. The difficulty level could be a factor as well. I use All-Pro. The CPU pass reaction on the other had seems to be fine. I have my QB accuracy at 6 and and CPU pass reaction at 94. It's challenging to me. If you lower it down to 0 or a really low number you'll carve up the CPU. I also think it might help if the QB accuracy slider and the defensive pass reaction slider together equal 100.

[koszak27]

Re: pass reaction

The reaction time sliders are not reversed. For example, pass reaction is a measurement of time, therefore, the less amount of time it takes for them to react, the harder it is.

If you max out a defense's reaction time slider to 100, you are telling the game to wait the longest before they move/react.

[charter04]

Re: pass reaction

The reaction time sliders are not reversed. For example, pass reaction is a measurement of time, therefore, the less amount of time it takes for them to react, the harder it is.

If you max out a defense's reaction time slider to 100, you are telling the game to wait the longest before they move/react.

That might be how it should work but, it doesn't work that way.

[acermina]

Re: pass reaction

Yeah, it doesn't make sense to put it at 0 if this isn't the case for rushing and the All-Madden setting has it at 75.

It's broken, guys. EA basically admitted it.

No sense in wasting time trying to figure it out now.

Wait til the 16th.

[D_Fos]

Re: pass reaction

Wonder if it matters what console your on. I'm on PS3 and I've started my sliders from All-Madden default http://www.operationsports.com/forum...3-realism.html
(Player: Pass D RT: 25, CPUs: Pass D RT: 50) and I can tell you, they seem to be throwing a higher % than me. Meaning the CPU is able to read plays a bit easier and find holes in my D(25) VS them having default of 50.

So mine doesnt seem reveresed, also I'm testing my sliders in Offline CCM, not in any other game modes.