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Originally Posted by Scarface-93 |
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Am I the only one who completely hates the weather effects because its simply not fair?
I'm the seahawks in rain against the 49ers.
Matt Hasselback is a accurate thrower, no doubt on that, but i have to say:
It doesn't matter how accurate you QB is and how unaccurate your opponents qb is, your team is always effected by the weather, but your opponent seems not to.
For example: Rain, no wind.
I play the first two quarters, my passing offensive slider is at 10.
I completed only one pass out of 14 attempts.
WTF? It doesn't matter, which team I am, if its rainy, my qb throws just horrible and overthrows everybody. Every throw ends up at least 3 yards away from where my wr is.
Its horrible.
And the cpu?
He plays like there is no rain, the cpu qb always ends up the same stats like there is no rain.
Everytime its rainy or snowy, i have to lower the passing offensive slider to 5 or so, just to get realistic results and not 1 out of 10
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It wasn't like that for me. I just finished a franchise game in pouring rain against the Jets, and boy was Mark Sanchez off the mark. I'm talking no pressure - ball just sailing over and under receivers. Career day for Sean Smith (3 INT, TD). Lucky for him, Ronnie Brown put the ball on the grass quite a bit to compensate.