NCAA 14 CPU knowing game plan

[montgom24]

So I’ve always wondered, in a dynasty does the CPU ever know your game plan? Reason I ask, I just played the worst game I can ever recall playing. Maybe I was just off myself but it seemed liked the cpu was prepared for my curl routs or slants. When I was doing a read option I was dead in the water regardless of doing the correct read. Just seemed like the cpu was very prepared for my game. This was a late season game probably the 11th game of the year.


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[sherrane]

Re: NCAA 14 CPU knowing game plan

So I’ve always wondered, in a dynasty does the CPU ever know your game plan? Reason I ask, I just played the worst game I can ever recall playing. Maybe I was just off myself but it seemed liked the cpu was prepared for my curl routs or slants. When I was doing a read option I was dead in the water regardless of doing the correct read. Just seemed like the cpu was very prepared for my game. This was a late season game probably the 11th game of the year.


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It is random as far as I can tell. Conference game? Next year you'll likely light them up win the same coaching staffs. I have played quite a few games where I can't seem to make many plays, but the teams I'll struggle against vary greatly.

[OBinKC]

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Although there hasn’t been any definitive proof, I often wonder myself. I’ll find that even though my team gets better in talent, my scheme becomes less effective over time. And mixing it up seems to throw them off the best. Just my opinion, though.

[montgom24]

Re: NCAA 14 CPU knowing game plan

Although there hasn’t been any definitive proof, I often wonder myself. I’ll find that even though my team gets better in talent, my scheme becomes less effective over time. And mixing it up seems to throw them off the best. Just my opinion, though.

Ya I’ve changed my playbook this time. I will probably be switching between playbooks a few times throughout the year just to hopefully prevent this.


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[TimLawNYC]

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Anecdotally, I feel like this tends to happen in Rivalry Games. They always seem more difficult for some reason and if I'm gonna lose a game, it's usually a Rivalry.

[tessl]

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I don't think the CPU knows the "game plan" but they definitely adjust based upon what you are doing which is how it should be.

Not sure whether the "coachstradamus" skill applies to cpu coaches.

[sherrane]

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It is random as far as I can tell. Conference game? Next year you'll likely light them up win the same coaching staffs. I have played quite a few games where I can't seem to make many plays, but the teams I'll struggle against vary greatly.

Although there hasn’t been any definitive proof, I often wonder myself. I’ll find that even though my team gets better in talent, my scheme becomes less effective over time. And mixing it up seems to throw them off the best. Just my opinion, though.

I think I have proof it is random. There is a bug (PS3 disk install) in the current Revamped release where the ball becomes invisible. I am at the end of the 4th season and it has happened twice. Once was at the end of a game where I was winning easily, so I simmed to the end. The second time I was down 7-0 about halfway through the 1st quarter and I was thinking the game was tough. I quit the game and then restarted it. I never trailed in a 45-14 win. I was head coach and my coordinators call the plays and the play calling was different for both units for both sides.

[jyod21]

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They know your playcall. It's almost always more effective to call a pass or run, and then audible to the opposite at the line of scrimmage, regardless of formation or personnel.

[R1zzo23]

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Not really about CPU knowing game plan, but yesterday I was playing a game at home as Texas against a far inferior Texas Tech team but it was raining. A big part of my offensive attack is Quinn Ewers using his arm strength on deep out routes to the wide side of the field to Jordan Whittington who usually dusts his defender on the cut.

While Whittington was routinely getting open, Ewers was consistently inaccurate on these throws. I chalked it up to the rain and had to change my plan to a heavy dose of the run game. Ended up running for 250+ yards on the ground when we came in to the game as the #1 passing unit in the country.

Little things like this make me love this game more and more!

[ras916]

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CPU has coachstradamus, matchups and the other boosts.