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Bytes2117 · 12-07-2009, 07:07 PM

I dont understand why they were put in to begin with. They're horrible, predictable and make the game feel very unrealistic. Who can honestly say they're enjoying them now after a few months of playing time? After each play I'm not wanting to be taken away from what just happened on the field only to be tossed into a scripted movie. If anything I believe they should do the "cut scenes" in real time. If I truck over a defensive linemen and get nailed by a linebacker, I want to see my players rush over to see if that player is okay. If I quarterback sneak on a third and inches, I'm not wanting to see two chainmen prancing over to a ball already placed on the ground seconds later. I believe instead of making a cut scene, they should script it real time, if that makes any sense. I also have one question away from the original topic I would like someone to answer. Does the AI ever do hitstick?

12-07-2009, 07:07 PM	#1
Bytes2117 Rookie OVR: 1 Join Date: Aug 2009	Cut scenes are unnecessary. I dont understand why they were put in to begin with. They're horrible, predictable and make the game feel very unrealistic. Who can honestly say they're enjoying them now after a few months of playing time? After each play I'm not wanting to be taken away from what just happened on the field only to be tossed into a scripted movie. If anything I believe they should do the "cut scenes" in real time. If I truck over a defensive linemen and get nailed by a linebacker, I want to see my players rush over to see if that player is okay. If I quarterback sneak on a third and inches, I'm not wanting to see two chainmen prancing over to a ball already placed on the ground seconds later. I believe instead of making a cut scene, they should script it real time, if that makes any sense. I also have one question away from the original topic I would like someone to answer. Does the AI ever do hitstick?