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Old 05-13-2016, 01:36 AM   #89
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Re: Madden NFL 17 Address All 3 Phases of the Game: Offense, Defense & Special Teams

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I would imagine that they're still going to want to have the failure of kicks be based on user error, so it will most certainly be about the new kick meter, because snapping and holding will most likely still be automatically perfect.
I think it would be nice if your long snapper's ratings came into play with it. If he's rated low you have more of a chance at a bad snap.
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Old 05-13-2016, 02:01 AM   #90
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I'm interested to see how gap assignments help 3-4 defenses this year and if nose tackles actually clog 2 gaps like they're supposed to. That was the problem w 3-4 defenses in previous madden games. The nt wasn't plugging the right holes which made it easy to run up the middle. I wonder if new attributes for nose tackles can fix that. Maybe gap awareness or something of the sort
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Old 05-13-2016, 02:14 AM   #91
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Pessimism towards Madden is certainly warranted. I won't poo poo anyone not swayed, yet. I like, no love, what I am seeing and hearing so far. I know the game wont be perfect. It'll still be "Madden". But they are focusing (at least acknowledging) on the substantive stuff I care about as far as football is concerned. That counts for something so I'm gonna support Rex and crew full bore (not be a cheerleader) now that we have a dev team that seems to get it and has backed up their words so far. I'm in. I'd rather support these guys now and have them continue down this path than to give off the vibe that they aren't good enough (not saying that you or anyone is or anything) only to have another team in there a year or so from now focusing on God knows what. I can't front, Rex has been strait up and delivered and it has shown in the end product. Which is the only thing that matters. M16 is a good game. M17 is looking to be even better just by these few tidbits. Madden looks to finally have stability now and a more sim oriented crew. I remember the others and the product they put out. In Rex I trust!

Totally agree. There will be issues with the implementation of the new gameplay mechanics but I have total confidence that they will bust their *** to make improvements to the game all year.

I guess if one wants to break out the history tome and use the entirety of Tiburon's years developing Madden as a reason to be pessimistic, then okay, but I'd rather just look at the last couple of years and see them as a reason to be excited.
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You know how in MLB and NBA 2K you have to gameplan for players, approach teams differently, etc. The reason being because ratings matter and there is depth to the gameplay that is a product of an intelligent engine? I just want a football equivalent of this.


Honestly, we are already there in Madden 16. The problem is, most gamers don't understand it, and instead of adjusting their strategy they adjust sliders to get the results they want.

I'm excited to try out the new features, as last year's game implemented some to great effect.
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So Im wondering if this renewed focus on Franchise mode will include the ability to edit draft prospects. Or if custom draft classes will be left out again and I wont play Madden for the 3rd straight year.

At the very minimum, Im hoping we can edit anything about players at any time during franchise mode like you can do in both 2k and The Show. At least in those games you can edit draft picks once they are drafted and turn them into real guys by editing name, ht, wt, skills, personal info, equipment.

Really hope EA is bring the complete user customization control to Madden like the NCAA series had.
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This dev crew has my respect since Madden 15. Football gaming is nowhere near where I want it to be in this era of software. A lot of the legacy architecture of the game has a very underwhelming and samey feeling going on fifteen years now, and, a lot of its mechanics feel underwhelming compared to say, the first touch mechanic in FIFA, or Rocket League in general (awkward comparison, I know).

With all that said though, what Rex and co. have done with what they have to work with is fantastic, and I've enjoyed the hell out of it. Not only that, they've made a real effort to try and find ways to implement community/customer wishes into the game.

I love the fact that the first info coming out is all core football gameplay related. No Ultimate Team, or Draft Champions II, or anything like that. Just football and franchise mode.
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We definitely get the 'new/improved AI defensive system' line every year.
These are not just general improvements. Let's take zones, for example.

https://www.easports.com/madden-nfl/news/2016/madden-nfl-17-features-overview

"Finally Zone Coverage has been completely overhauled, with the addition of 8 new zone concepts never before seen in Madden. Defenders have more awareness of threats to each zone and can pattern match receivers, creating defensive counters to stop virtually every passing concept"

Read this. Time to get excited gentlemen.
http://www.dawgsbynature.com/2010/2/9/1209031/rufios-playbook-pattern-matching
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These are not just general improvements. Let's take zones, for example.

https://www.easports.com/madden-nfl/...tures-overview

"Finally Zone Coverage has been completely overhauled, with the addition of 8 new zone concepts never before seen in Madden. Defenders have more awareness of threats to each zone and can pattern match receivers, creating defensive counters to stop virtually every passing concept"

Read this. Time to get excited gentlemen.
http://www.dawgsbynature.com/2010/2/...ttern-matching
Looking forward to trying to run Quinn's cover 3 D. Thank you for the information!
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