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[avwhitechic]

Quote: Originally Posted by jello1717

For those of you talking about the no huddle-players can't hear the QB even while at home issue, I posted it in the bugs/glitches thread. Here's the video I posted about it for those who haven't seen it. I've seen this on 100% of my no huddle plays post patch.

This is realistic what the hell are you guys complaining about....nobody actually sprints to the line and just hikes the ball...most of the time guys look to the sideline or qb...

[FSUNolez]

Quote: Originally Posted by ncaa13

lol call a timeout maybe. I can see if there overdoing the animation but so far not so much

Don't you think I would have done that had I had any timeouts left? :facepalm

Quote: Originally Posted by ncaa13

20+ pages of i cant call a play using 0 seconds anymore waa waa waa Watch a game, everyone calls the new play at the line it take time, hand signals, picture cards, communication. It's still faster than huddling.

Last year, FSU completed a pass with :01 left and was able to run to the line real quick and spike the ball in time to attempt the game winning field goal. This wouldn't shock me if this happened at least once a week and it's now impossible to do with this game. Why can't people see this is an issue?

[kmp714]

I don't mind the new no huddle system, although the animation should have the skill players look to the sideline, but they shouldn't have it play out if you are going to spike the ball. Which is why they should go back to have a separate button to spike the ball.

[novadolla]

Quote: Originally Posted by ncaa13

The no-huddle addition is not a BUG you complainers. Pre-patch and previously, if you got a first down, and no-huddle to the line, called a play enroute, you could get set and hike the ball with ZERO 0 seconds coming off the clock. Impossible. Now you no-huddle, call a play enroute and when you get set the Qb gives the signal for the play (hence a few second like real life). So whats your problem. they always get set an call a new play in real life they dont run up and hike it in 0 seconds. Sorry you can run a 30second drill anymore. Cry about it. Havent tried cpu offense yet but hearing good about the less screens and draws. great patch.

Well said... its funny watching these cheeser try to run their maryland i no huddle offense lol

[LionsFanNJ]

Being stuck in one formation > Recievers not "hearing" the call. Perspective.

That being said, if you're at home it shouldn't be that way, honestly at home the previous look to the sideline animation should be used.

[PowerofRed25]

Quote: Originally Posted by ncaa13

The no-huddle addition is not a BUG you complainers. Pre-patch and previously, if you got a first down, and no-huddle to the line, called a play enroute, you could get set and hike the ball with ZERO 0 seconds coming off the clock. Impossible. Now you no-huddle, call a play enroute and when you get set the Qb gives the signal for the play (hence a few second like real life). So whats your problem. they always get set an call a new play in real life they dont run up and hike it in 0 seconds. Sorry you can run a 30second drill anymore. Cry about it. Havent tried cpu offense yet but hearing good about the less screens and draws. great patch.

Quote: Originally Posted by ncaa13

20+ pages of i cant call a play using 0 seconds anymore waa waa waa Watch a game, everyone calls the new play at the line it take time, hand signals, picture cards, communication. It's still faster than huddling.

Quote: Originally Posted by ncaa13

lol call a timeout maybe. I can see if there overdoing the animation but so far not so much

Wow. Quite the rant you had there only to completely miss the point. If this was a tool to slow down the no huddle to a more realistic pace, that is one thing. This is very clearly a bug.

You are seriously taking the realism angle here? Tell me, how many times do you see a QB yelling signals to a WR at any level of a football? If you answer a number that isn't 0, you're a liar. I would LOVE if they did the look to the sideline animation after no huddle, that would be realistic and just fine. What this is is a bug and it hurts the game.

[FSUNolez]

Quote: Originally Posted by avwhitechic

This is realistic what the hell are you guys complaining about....nobody actually sprints to the line and just hikes the ball...most of the time guys look to the sideline or qb...

Fast forward to 6:44. Nebraska completes the ball with 1 second on the clock and runs down in time to spike and get ready for the game winning field goal (which they missed). Why are people being so one sided about this? I get it. Most of the time, it should take a few seconds. Our problem is... NOT every time!

[Haze88]

Quote: Originally Posted by PowerofRed25

Wow. Quite the rant you had there only to completely miss the point. If this was a tool to slow down the no huddle to a more realistic pace, that is one thing. This is very clearly a bug. You are seriously taking the realism angle here? Tell me, how many times do you see a QB yelling signals to a WR at any level of a football? If you answer a number that isn't 0, you're a liar. I would LOVE if they did the look to the sideline animation after no huddle, that would be realistic and just fine. What this is is a bug and it hurts the game.

Thank you. Last year ESPN ran a documentary on the no huddle offense and most teams looked to a big board or number cards for a playcall and called two plays in the huddle. Even if you are yelling to a receiver (which you wouldn't be) if your at home in dead silence they can hear you fine. The look to the sideline talk to the lineman animation is quicker and makes more sense then the audible and have everyone including the running back right next to you go deaf in your own stadium and take 5-10 seconds needlessly off the clock before you can snap the ball.