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KBLover · 11-14-2009, 12:30 AM

Yeah, 0 would make faster players pull away more from slower ones. If the fast player is the chaser, then he will close ground on the slower player more quickly.

Wonder if it would make fast players too strong.

Of course, there's some realism in that as a slow player can't catch up to a fast one unless he has a good angle (and even then, it depends), and speed kills in the NFL - but would speed kill too much by being almost impossible to contain. I mean, in the Bears game Thurs. a LB tackled Hester from behind - would that be possible, assuming good position by the LB, on 0 threshold, or would Hester just accelerate so fast he'd just run away without a problem?

Could try it and see - not like it will hurt anything by trying.

11-14-2009, 12:30 AM	#5
KBLover Hall Of Fame OVR: 40 Join Date: Aug 2009 Blog Entries: 14	Re: Game Speed and Threshold Yeah, 0 would make faster players pull away more from slower ones. If the fast player is the chaser, then he will close ground on the slower player more quickly. Wonder if it would make fast players too strong. Of course, there's some realism in that as a slow player can't catch up to a fast one unless he has a good angle (and even then, it depends), and speed kills in the NFL - but would speed kill too much by being almost impossible to contain. I mean, in the Bears game Thurs. a LB tackled Hester from behind - would that be possible, assuming good position by the LB, on 0 threshold, or would Hester just accelerate so fast he'd just run away without a problem? Could try it and see - not like it will hurt anything by trying.