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New Pass Trajectories
So now that the game has been out a couple weeks now. What do people think of the new pass trajectories? Some are very nice to watch and pull off. But why eliminate a human being's ability to jump? No Linebackers can jump or leap (it rarely happens if it does). Its a bummer and kills the immersion. I understand that the superhuman jumps were frustrating past couple years, but sometimes athletes make plays. I hate when a DB is still back towards the QB and can still pick off or swat the play down (this is when playing CPU). Just wanting to see everyone else's opinion and if they plan to keep it this way for the season."I can accept failure but I can't except not trying."
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So now that the game has been out a couple weeks now. What do people think of the new pass trajectories? Some are very nice to watch and pull off. But why eliminate a human being's ability to jump? No Linebackers can jump or leap (it rarely happens if it does). Its a bummer and kills the immersion. I understand that the superhuman jumps were frustrating past couple years, but sometimes athletes make plays. I hate when a DB is still back towards the QB and can still pick off or swat the play down (this is when playing CPU). Just wanting to see everyone else's opinion and if they plan to keep it this way for the season. -
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Does not kill immersion, it’s a video game, that’s kills immersion, silly humans lol.Comment
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So now that the game has been out a couple weeks now. What do people think of the new pass trajectories? Some are very nice to watch and pull off. But why eliminate a human being's ability to jump? No Linebackers can jump or leap (it rarely happens if it does). Its a bummer and kills the immersion. I understand that the superhuman jumps were frustrating past couple years, but sometimes athletes make plays. I hate when a DB is still back towards the QB and can still pick off or swat the play down (this is when playing CPU). Just wanting to see everyone else's opinion and if they plan to keep it this way for the season.
The only thing I feel needs tuning is LB's being a bit overly nerfed when I make a mistake and throw a ball that the defender should have a chance to make a play on. At times, I've seen LB's "crouch down" and watch the ball go by them, with no attempt made at swatting the ball. I'd like to see that remedied, but leave the trajectories just as they are. It's spot on.Comment
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The new pass trajectories, and passing in general, are amazing. Just dropped a beautiful pass to my running back downfield running an angle route. I dropped it well over the linebacker's head and in front of the safety. No way would I be able to have made that throw in previous iterations.
The only thing I feel needs tuning is LB's being a bit overly nerfed when I make a mistake and throw a ball that the defender should have a chance to make a play on. At times, I've seen LB's "crouch down" and watch the ball go by them, with no attempt made at swatting the ball. I'd like to see that remedied, but leave the trajectories just as they are. It's spot on.Montreal Canadiens
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Deion Jones is still ridiculous in coverage - leads my team / the league in passes defended and had a team high 9 INT for my CFM. (I think 2-3 were tipped and he grabbed them in the air, but still)
With that being said, it is MUCH easier to pass over LB's this year - I'm not sure if it's TOO easy or if it's just easier based on how ridiculously good in coverage LB's were last year lol.Comment
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The only thing I feel needs tuning is LB's being a bit overly nerfed when I make a mistake and throw a ball that the defender should have a chance to make a play on. At times, I've seen LB's "crouch down" and watch the ball go by them, with no attempt made at swatting the ball. I'd like to see that remedied, but leave the trajectories just as they are. It's spot on.Comment
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I made this back for Madden 09. It was true for WAAAY too long.
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I've seen this as well, but so far I've only played four games on a CFM that I'm just using as a goof around sandbox until the first major gameplay patch comes out. I'm kind of purposely throwing bad passes or taking silly risks just to test things. In two of those four games I've played, I saw a good amount of LBs seemingly shying away from making a play, the "crouch down" look as you described it. I don't have nearly enough of a sample size to make any conclusions... but does seem to be a chance that they de-tuned LBs a bit too much. Even if you brought back the worst Superman six-foot-vertical leaping MLBs from a few Maddens ago, the new pass trajectory should have defeated most of that all on it's own. I need more snaps to get a better feel, but yea, definitely struck me as a bit off at times with LBs not even trying to make a play / swat attempt on throws that seemed to be within an arms reach or so.
You said it best; the ball trajectories being reworked as they've been are enough. They nailed that as well as they possible could have. Just give an "underneath defender" a chance to make a play on the ball only within his reach.
If I don't put air under the ball when necessary, I want to and should pay the consequences. Now that I've been given that tool, it's on me to use it and not receive any additional boost. I would add that on a real short-quick throw, if the LB doesn't have eyes on the ball coming, I can see him then not being able to make a play on the ball in that particular situation. Just needs some fine tuning. It's really close. Nothing crazy.Comment
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