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  • D81SKINS
    MVP
    • Dec 2014
    • 1676

    #76
    Re: Do You Care About Dangerous Hits in Madden?

    This is what a hit looks like!

    If EA could get defenders to naturally roll back on their feet and have all 1 fluid motion in hits. It's not just the hit, it's the attitude in the hit, Before, during and after.
    We DO need hits to matter! I used to dominate on defense w/ Sean Taylor in Madden, he would LAY THE WOOD! We need the "Hit stick" to bring more variety to the table. I would like more options on how we do lay the wood, that would be good!
    Just how EA added more catching options/animations, do the same for the D!

    See how he drives his whole body through the player!
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    Last edited by D81SKINS; 05-02-2016, 09:41 PM.

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    • Aggies7
      All Star
      • Jan 2005
      • 9556

      #77
      Re: Do You Care About Dangerous Hits in Madden?

      Honestly as long as the hits are realistic I am fine with them. I just don't want to see over the top hit that you would never see on Sunday.
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      • seriousluboy83
        MVP
        • Jan 2008
        • 979

        #78
        Re: Do You Care About Dangerous Hits in Madden?

        I think the "clean-up" hits need to be tuned accordingly and if not penalties and possible injuries need to occur. I like the way the "conservative" tackles have been added but the range of the conservative tackle is far too wide. I personally started calling them SUPERMAN tackles. And I've been thinking for a while now that the "aggressive/hit-stick" tackles need to be removed as a whole. If a guy has high hit power he'll still be able to force fumbles with a "conservative" tackle just not at as high of a rate with the "aggressive" tackle. And with the era of hard hits pretty much dead in the NFL i think it needs to die too within Madden. I mean aren't we trying to simulate the NFL we see on Sunday, this isn't the glory days of football anymore. With all the awareness of head injuries and such and lowering the target area of hits I think the "hit-stick" needs to be laid to rest
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        • 4thQtrStre5S
          MVP
          • Nov 2013
          • 3054

          #79
          Re: Do You Care About Dangerous Hits in Madden?

          Originally posted by seriousluboy83
          I think the "clean-up" hits need to be tuned accordingly and if not penalties and possible injuries need to occur. I like the way the "conservative" tackles have been added but the range of the conservative tackle is far too wide. I personally started calling them SUPERMAN tackles. And I've been thinking for a while now that the "aggressive/hit-stick" tackles need to be removed as a whole. If a guy has high hit power he'll still be able to force fumbles with a "conservative" tackle just not at as high of a rate with the "aggressive" tackle. And with the era of hard hits pretty much dead in the NFL i think it needs to die too within Madden. I mean aren't we trying to simulate the NFL we see on Sunday, this isn't the glory days of football anymore. With all the awareness of head injuries and such and lowering the target area of hits I think the "hit-stick" needs to be laid to rest
          I see yoir point, and understand where you are coming from, but on a fun level, I enjoy the hit stick; I would like ball carriers to brace for obvious big hits, such as those coming from a defender going for a hit from the head on position.

          For me, the hit stick provides some of the old school hitting I remember as a kid; back when football was more violent and exciting from a defensive perspective..Now it is more about long passes and spectacular catches; the defense is left on the sidelines and Madden more closely resembles a basketball game; whoever scores last, wins..

          Obviously the hit stick isn't what stops offenses from scoring, but it does help make defense fun, when you can punish a ball carrier, when that is all we have for fun on defense, for the most part...

          As for defense, when playing the CPU, I would like to see more time before he snap to make adjustments; the offense of the CPU seems to always be in "hurry up" mode, and it makes defense rather boring because a player has a very small window to adjust, and we have a lot of adjustments we can do on defense but just not much time.

          Anyway, just my 2 cents.

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          • gjneff
            Rookie
            • May 2010
            • 205

            #80
            Big hits rarely feel like big hits in Madden anymore. D is so boring when you line a guy up and go in to lay him out and it does some awkward hug and they fall to the ground.

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            • Cavicchi
              MVP
              • Mar 2004
              • 2856

              #81
              Re: Do You Care About Dangerous Hits in Madden?

              Yes, I care about dangerous hits, because I'll be 74 in August and don't want to get hurt.

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              • Palm Bay Pro
                Banned
                • May 2016
                • 158

                #82
                Re: Do You Care About Dangerous Hits in Madden?

                Not at all OP. Football is a mans game and should be presented as such

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