12:38 PM - June 14, 2009 by Steve_OSJust wanted to capture some of the things I've noticed OS'ers complaining about, in the recent videos of NCAA Football 10. D'line pressure and QB accuracy being the main thing.
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12:38 PM - June 14, 2009 by Steve_OSJust wanted to capture some of the things I've noticed OS'ers complaining about, in the recent videos of NCAA Football 10. D'line pressure and QB accuracy being the main thing.
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countryboy @ 06/14/09 12:45 PM
Thanks for the video Steve!!!
Liked the look of the pocket forming and liked the errant throws where the QB was under no pressure whatsoever.
Come on July!!!!
Liked the look of the pocket forming and liked the errant throws where the QB was under no pressure whatsoever.
Come on July!!!!
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VilleCity101 @ 06/14/09 12:50 PM
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Happyvally74 @ 06/14/09 12:57 PM
Appreciate the vids Steve. First play the Tulane DE blows by LSU's OT, OG, and HB for the sack 
Looked more like ineptitude of the O-Line than it does the defense actually getting pressure. 
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dkrause1971 @ 06/14/09 01:02 PM
So two passes hit the ground out of all those crappy passes and pressure? not really seeing how QB accuracy complains are solved there. Plus, we have video after video of completed passes and picks.
LSU did get decent pressure- that was nice at least- although it seemed Tulane pressured LSU quite well also. One of the pressures shown was at minimum 5-6 seconds. I am not trying to hate, i actually am trying to find a reason to buy the game.
LSU did get decent pressure- that was nice at least- although it seemed Tulane pressured LSU quite well also. One of the pressures shown was at minimum 5-6 seconds. I am not trying to hate, i actually am trying to find a reason to buy the game.
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hawkeyekid @ 06/14/09 01:12 PM
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Everyone is overanalyzing a little bit based on a handful of plays. People were saying they weren't seeing a pass rush or errant throws. Steve showed some. It means they exist. It doesn't mean they happen at the rate we might want but here were some examples. When the demo hits we can see for ourselves.
In the first minute in this Bama-VT game, you see a pass rush (massive blitz 45 seconds) and an errant throw (30 seconds). Small sample sizes like this won't give us the whole picture until we actually play the game.
In the first minute in this Bama-VT game, you see a pass rush (massive blitz 45 seconds) and an errant throw (30 seconds). Small sample sizes like this won't give us the whole picture until we actually play the game.
That first play is atrocious.
Three players had a chance to make a block on the Tulane DE and they all just stood there and let him run by untouched to the QB.
Three players had a chance to make a block on the Tulane DE and they all just stood there and let him run by untouched to the QB.
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dkrause1971 @ 06/14/09 01:16 PM
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dkrause1971 @ 06/14/09 01:21 PM
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GigemAGGIES13 @ 06/14/09 01:21 PM
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These videos are interesting, but I would have rather seen them in the game context. The issue isn't so much whether pressure NEVER happens, or whether inaccurate throws NEVER happen, but whether they happen a realistic amount of the time. Also, on the replay modes, there's no real way to know which team, if any, was being user controlled.
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WolverinesFinest @ 06/14/09 01:33 PM
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The play with the interception bothers me. All the Tulane WR has to do it stick his arm out and he either knocks the ball away, or deflects it up or catches it. The safety from his angle shouldn't have thought the ball would get by the WR when it was that close to him, and his reaction time in changing direction to pick it off seems awfully fast. The play where the Tulane QB gets hit and it wobbles...it is still a completion. That means if he didn't get hit, he would've had to have missed really really badly.
And that first play where 3 guys run into eachother on the OL...that doesn't encourage me that line pressure is better...it means the OL screened eachother from making a block. Surely pressure can be gotten without that having to happen to get it.
And that first play where 3 guys run into eachother on the OL...that doesn't encourage me that line pressure is better...it means the OL screened eachother from making a block. Surely pressure can be gotten without that having to happen to get it.
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XMr HIT STICKX @ 06/14/09 01:42 PM
I thought Utopia had a tough crowd. OS takes the cake lol. But, with the demo "more-than-likely" coming out this thursday, I'll see for myself.
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dkrause1971 @ 06/14/09 02:02 PM
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Like last year, appeared Tulane could generate as much pressure as LSU. Only two passes are truly inaccurate and one was picked, both were by Tulane which isn't the cailbur of QB most will use and most of all this is video made to show pressure. I saw some inaccurate passes last year.
Right now i feel the QB play is the same just the Defense is somewhat better.
I guess in the end- you see what you want- if your excited about the game you go- well i saw some pressure and some incompletions, iam more sold.
If your not sold, then these videos so some really nice things (better pursuit, some cpu deep passes, etc) and some things that scream out alot of the same of 09.
If you just hate the game- then really you shouldn't be here now. You have seen the videos, thats the game. Its time to leave.
EWW. The first play was soooo bad. That isn't the pressure we want at all. There was one good one though when the end made it through the line (with actual moves - I know that sounds weird: moves to shed blockes? I thought it was more realistic to sprint around and hope no one blocked you...). But that one was actually a good example of getting pressure on the QB. Another thing, I got a little uneasy seeing a ball hit the ground without being touched by anyone... not used to seeing that in NCAA!! I would love if there were many more of those instead of just catches, INT's, and drops by both sides of the ball. Thanks for the video.
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