NCAA Football 12 Roster Glitch Confirmed, Patch to Address Concerns

[MattUM2]

Quote: Originally Posted by dochalladay32

So in the long run, you say that sim stats aren't affected? Trying to figure out why my results looked so poor last night.

Sim stats are affected.

I didnt have 1 QB run over 500 yards in my sim results.

[Bumble14]

So just for clarification, this issue has to do with scrambling and not designed QB runs correct? Trying to learn as much as possible about it to pass on.

Below is pretty much default Heisman with named rosters--no issue with the QB taking off on designed plays:

EA Sports: NCAA Football 12 Video

[mavfan21]

I have found it's easy to get a QB back to their proper tendency. I dropped Luck's speed/acc/agil by about 1-2 points each and he went back to Pocket. Might have increased THA by 1-2 as well, I forgot.

Got Robinson back to Scrambler by dropping THA by 3-4 points (which I think is needed anyway!).

The tough ones to correct at HB/WR and Safeties.

[MattUM2]

Quote: Originally Posted by mavfan21

I have found it's easy to get a QB back to their proper tendency. I dropped Luck's speed/acc/agil by about 1-2 points each and he went back to Pocket. Might have increased THA by 1-2 as well, I forgot. Got Robinson back to Scrambler by dropping THA by 3-4 points (which I think is needed anyway!). The tough ones to correct at HB/WR and Safeties.

I have Denard at 78 THA and heis still at balanced QB.

[jcern23]

Couple of questions if anybody can answer doesn't a patch take at least a couple weeks to come out? ANd the big question is if they patch this roster issue is buckeye and gators roster still going to be messed up since it is the old version and they will have basically wasted hours of their lives for us to all have to name them again?

[drlw322]

Quote: Originally Posted by Bumble14

So just for clarification, this issue has to do with scrambling and not designed QB runs correct? Trying to learn as much as possible about it to pass on. Below is pretty much default Heisman with named rosters--no issue with the QB taking off on designed plays: EA Sports: NCAA Football 12 Video

I've testing this problem for the last 24 hrs. They will still keep the ball on design run at times but not as aggressive doing so without the tendency at scramble QB.

As far as scramble from the pocket i believe is the main problem

this is darron thomas at balance tendency before we noticed the tendency change, still seem to keep the ball during design read play

[BaylorBearBryant]

Quote: Originally Posted by Bumble14

So just for clarification, this issue has to do with scrambling and not designed QB runs correct? Trying to learn as much as possible about it to pass on. Below is pretty much default Heisman with named rosters--no issue with the QB taking off on designed plays: EA Sports: NCAA Football 12 Video

This is most evident when a QB should be SCRAMBLING, but there's no telling if it isn't affecting designed runs. It's possible the CPU AI isn't calling as many designed runs because they don't have a "scrambler" at QB anymore.

The problem comes to light when you edit a player. For some reason, certain builds of players switch their "player tendency" for no reason. For example, QB #16 of Michigan, is set as a "scrambler" on the default rosters. The moment you begin to edit any of his qualities, i.e. attributes, appearance, name, etc. he changes to a "balanced" quarterback once you exit the player editor screen.

Unfortunately, this issue isn't related just to quarterbacks. It seems that two of the player tendencies at most position are flopped. Noticeably, pocket passers and power backs don't have a problem.

[Redacted01]

Quote: Originally Posted by Bumble14

So just for clarification, this issue has to do with scrambling and not designed QB runs correct? Trying to learn as much as possible about it to pass on. Below is pretty much default Heisman with named rosters--no issue with the QB taking off on designed plays: EA Sports: NCAA Football 12 Video

Now go play against Stanford and watch Luck tear you up on the ground. There in lies the problem.