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GB33 · 10-13-2006, 09:16 PM

Hello all. I have been in hiding for quite a while. But have updated to 2k7 and am back to enjoying this game as much as day one. Simply amazing.
Anyways. DB's seem pretty good and less erratic, the O-line seems to finally be blocking better, though still no pocket ever forms as nice as they did in 2k4, but I still have a major gripe. I wish there was a way for the QB to release the ball quicker. SO MANY TIMES with a defender in my face still 3-4 steps away, I am ready to throw to the wide open guy in the flats and boom the motion is stopped and I am sacked. Drives me nuts! As much as I dispise Madden's gameplay, they do this right.
So does anyone know if a certain attribute for QB's may help with this? Is it perhaps related to "break tackle" and the animation brought on with the avoid manuver with the right stick? Or maybe "composure" being able to stay and take the hit they know is coming in his face? You see it so often in real play; "pass rush 1 step away, pass, boom big hit".

10-13-2006, 09:16 PM	#1
GB33 Pro OVR: 5 Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Indy (don't like it)	Quicker release edit? Hello all. I have been in hiding for quite a while. But have updated to 2k7 and am back to enjoying this game as much as day one. Simply amazing. Anyways. DB's seem pretty good and less erratic, the O-line seems to finally be blocking better, though still no pocket ever forms as nice as they did in 2k4, but I still have a major gripe. I wish there was a way for the QB to release the ball quicker. SO MANY TIMES with a defender in my face still 3-4 steps away, I am ready to throw to the wide open guy in the flats and boom the motion is stopped and I am sacked. Drives me nuts! As much as I dispise Madden's gameplay, they do this right. So does anyone know if a certain attribute for QB's may help with this? Is it perhaps related to "break tackle" and the animation brought on with the avoid manuver with the right stick? Or maybe "composure" being able to stay and take the hit they know is coming in his face? You see it so often in real play; "pass rush 1 step away, pass, boom big hit".