Mythomaniac said:My opinion - If you do it more than once and the O-line does not or cannot adjust to it (like they would in real life) then you are exposing a fault in the programming, thus "In programming, a "fault" is often referred to as a bug, defect, error, or glitch"
I respect that interpretation of a glitch. Wish the games would quick save your protection calls made during the game to make the process a lot easier.
SosaChamberlain said:I respect that interpretation of a glitch. Wish the games would quick save your protection calls made during the game to make the process a lot easier.
Wish the protection calls were relevant half the time. Because even when I make the right protection calls, dudes don't play as instructed.
phatalerror said:Wish the protection calls were relevant half the time. Because even when I make the right protection calls, dudes don't play as instructed.
they need to add a 3rd down specialist archetype running back with better awareness and pass blocking stats than receiving backs. or just make receiving backs better blockers because that’s what they’re doing half the time they’re in the game.
SosaChamberlain said:they need to add a 3rd down specialist archetype running back with better awareness and pass blocking stats than receiving backs. or just make receiving backs better blockers because that’s what they’re doing half the time they’re in the game.
Instead of making runningbacks block better, why not make the offensive linemen block better. It's the whole reason they're on the field. Why complicate this? Offensive linemen identify who they need to block and block them.
phatalerror said:Instead of making runningbacks block better, why not make the offensive linemen block better. It's the whole reason they're on the field. Why complicate this? Offensive linemen identify who they need to block and block them.
well from personal experience the majority of the time i get insta pressured is the RB whiffing the block vs 5/6 man blitzes.
SosaChamberlain said:well from personal experience the majority of the time i get insta pressured is the RB whiffing the block vs 5/6 man blitzes.
Then you weren't getting glitched. You were just getting Mid Blitz'd.
Not that you aren't right about having runningbacks that can block, since they certainly can't seem to do much when they are one-on-one in the flats.
This evening, I keep getting matched up against players with full money defensive backs. Talking $18 million backfields. In one case, literally everyone else was ordinary, but with the quick pressures and 1 AP or 0 AP Mid-Zone KO, I couldn't keep offensive momentum.
The game has just gotten stupid.
phatalerror said:Then you weren't getting glitched. You were just getting Mid Blitz'd.
Not that you aren't right about having runningbacks that can block, since they certainly can't seem to do much when they are one-on-one in the flats.
This evening, I keep getting matched up against players with full money defensive backs. Talking $18 million backfields. In one case, literally everyone else was ordinary, but with the quick pressures and 1 AP or 0 AP Mid-Zone KO, I couldn't keep offensive momentum.
The game has just gotten stupid.
your heart is just set on disagreeing. if you think i haven’t played 6-1 or loop blitz’s by now i’ll save my replies. my budget line holds up the majority of the time I set my own protection like any NFL qb does.
phatalerror said:You just described what happens without acknowledging what should happen that would prevent a consistently open path to the pocket; thus it's a glitch.
What's stupid is that a defender who lacks the physical leverage to commit to an actual engagement with the offensive lineman 'absorbs' a lineman, whereas the defensive user can immediately drop into coverage in a manner physically impossible. So you get a superhuman LB for whom the laws of inertia don't apply, and you have an idiot of a center who can't figure out that one guy left and another is coming.
Just ineffective AI leveraged by a defensive user. A glitch.
thank you! shit makes no sense that hover blitzes have been a issue for so many years, an the only fundamental workaround for hover blitzes is for the offense to block more people than the defense has blitzing or bluff blitzing. game needs to give users more control over how their team’s AI reacts to what they see on the field. Changeable lineman splits, “ignore this rusher” commands, some major things NEED to be ADDED for the game to improve its functionality.