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jt533 · 06-04-2004, 03:13 PM

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I don't know what it is....but I don't see myself utilizing the matchup stick against the cpu. Seems like cheating to me.

I agree 100%.

But, no problem. I just wont use it. They added plenty of other things that I will.

I think the matchup stick is just an improved tool that gets us the info we need easier. I dont know how you play but I will check the other teams depth and see where there weak spots are. For example if one side of their D-Line is lacking I will pound that side all day long. I dont think of this as cheating.

Previously to do this we had to go into the depth charts and such, I see the match up stick as an easier way to do this. Of course the composure ratings will be an added consideration.

I agree with that statement but I do think being able to hit a button and see which defender is not confident or having a down swing in ability points is a little unfair. I like that players ratings will be in flux during a game but shoudln't be able to see the other teams ratings while lining up at the line of scrimage. If they made that part of a time out or part of the quarter or halftime then that would be a fair part to the game.

06-04-2004, 03:13 PM	#72
jt533 Nrd lrt! OVR: 5* Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Tigard, OR Posts: 483	Re: NCAA 2005 producer interview Quote: *ochoco said:* Quote: *conboy31 said:* Quote: *bh446066 said:* I don't know what it is....but I don't see myself utilizing the matchup stick against the cpu. Seems like cheating to me. I agree 100%. But, no problem. I just wont use it. They added plenty of other things that I will. I think the matchup stick is just an improved tool that gets us the info we need easier. I dont know how you play but I will check the other teams depth and see where there weak spots are. For example if one side of their D-Line is lacking I will pound that side all day long. I dont think of this as cheating. Previously to do this we had to go into the depth charts and such, I see the match up stick as an easier way to do this. Of course the composure ratings will be an added consideration. I agree with that statement but I do think being able to hit a button and see which defender is not confident or having a down swing in ability points is a little unfair. I like that players ratings will be in flux during a game but shoudln't be able to see the other teams ratings while lining up at the line of scrimage. If they made that part of a time out or part of the quarter or halftime then that would be a fair part to the game.