Madden NFL 10 Blog: The Importance of an Early Community Day (New Screenshot Included

[adembroski]

Quote: Originally Posted by LBzrule

Hey thanks, I gotta admit, I think about it sometimes. But my other guys that went with me I feel like we are a team now.

Haha, yep... it was awesome, sitting next to LBz the whole time. He'd tap me and point out this issue or that issue on the defense, then I'd turn around and do the same thing on offense.

I wish there were a way we could all go down again, this time better prepared because of the experience. One of the things we've all been talking about is just how we should have done things. How much more productive we could have been on a second day.

LBz is still writing feedback. Unfortunately a lot of my impressions have kind of faded, and I didn't maximize my time anyways.

It'd be nice if Ian and Phil could play a game and send us the footage... that might jog me a bit, I could probably produce another 5-6 pages myself.

[KANE699]

Quote: Originally Posted by LBzrule

LOL agreed. He was my favorite back to use that day although if there was one thing that I probably reminded Cowboy fans of too much was, "YOU GOT TAH BE KIDDIN ME!!!!!!!!!!!! WILLIS McGaHee!!!!!!!!!" J-Train was beast though. Right Kane!!!

Only because of the squatting and you know it!!!!!! Hahahaha no really though.

I got to try out AP and he did some pretty good damage too, was really happy with his effectiveness.

[Phobia]

Can any comments on change of direction if it felt more "weighted"??? Lb, Adem, Kane??

[cedwebb]

Quote: Originally Posted by KANE699

Only because of the squatting and you know it!!!!!! Hahahaha no really though. I got to try out AP and he did some pretty good damage too, was really happy with his effectiveness.

Now I am fired up...I can't wait to use my Vikes! So how different was using AP compared to CT? Have been wondering for teams with two back systems if you have manually put in the second back or is it based on the percentage of carries that would be set by the coach sliders?

Also, were you able to use Jackson and Sage? How different was that experience? One of them should be a lot more accurate in the West Coast offense...I will let you determine which one that is

[dave374]

Quote: Originally Posted by LBzrule

Willis felt like an average back. He did not feel like Jacobs. Jacobs felt like a Bulldozer/Tank. McTrain on the other hand had that Jacobs feel.

Jacobs made me cry like a baby.
The days of single-tackling guys like this are over.

A few other observations from the games I played:
1. QB accuracy is definitely fixed IMO. Robo-QB is dead.
2. I played a number of games with no slider adjustments and felt like the games were quite good.

[roadman]

Quote: Originally Posted by dave374

Jacobs made me cry like a baby. The days of single-tackling guys like this are over. A few other observations from the games I played: 1. QB accuracy is definitely fixed IMO. Robo-QB is dead. 2. I played a number of games with no slider adjustments and felt like the games were quite good.

You got me on #1. Finally, the death of robo-qb is within range.

OL/DL pocket and presentation will up the ante.

[KANE699]

Quote: Originally Posted by cedwebb

Now I am fired up...I can't wait to use my Vikes! So how different was using AP compared to CT? Have been wondering for teams with two back systems if you have manually put in the second back or is it based on the percentage of carries that would be set by the coach sliders? Also, were you able to use Jackson and Sage? How different was that experience? One of them should be a lot more accurate in the West Coast offense...I will let you determine which one that is

I don't recall using CT if I remember correctly my vikings game was cut short by a game freeze, but t-jack wasn't helping me much in moving the ball.

[Vikes1]

Quote: Originally Posted by dave374

A few other observations from the games I played: 1. QB accuracy is definitely fixed IMO. Robo-QB is dead.

And Mr.Robo-QB won't be missed.

Excellent news Dave.