[Jarodd21]

Quote: Originally Posted by Playmakers

No one is assuming anything. There's a reason why Kickers on Heisman level consistently try to kick FG's from 50+ yards because EA has that level programmed for the CPU to try and win at all cost. I'm not going to get into the Heisman vs AA debate on these forums anymore. I think we all know fully well that in Madden and NCAA Football which levels are designed to simply get the CPU to go into beast mode and which levels are designed to give you a more organic feel to gameplay even though it might not not offer the best CPU challenge. I've not once heard or read from EA that Heisman level factors in ratings more than any other level. I have though read where All-America level allegedly does just that in the game. But i personally could care less for either one of those levels because I'm more interested in seeing a 70 accuarcy rated QB actually throwing like a 70 accuary rated QB and that only happens for me personally on an entirely different level of gameplay. I guess me and you will have to agree to disagree as always when it comes to this subject. Peace!

I see these kind of QBs play horrible all the time even with the sliders very high. IMO they made low rated teams play horrible regardless of where you have the sliders as long as you are calling the right defensive schemes..

The only thing I agree with you on is the kicking issue on Heisman but you right we definitely need to agree to disagree on the Heisman vs AA thing because I will never see eye to eye with anyone who thinks AA is the realistic level the game should be played.. Blowing the CPU out with low rated teams will never be realistic IMO..