Where is the Cheese?

[kcirdor]

What cheesing have you experienced in NCAA 13?

I remember when speedster running backs were almost unstoppable. I remember when Mike Vick type qbs could roll out directly to the side lines and hit receivers breaking off their routes or run for about 25 yards no problem.

its Years later, and while playing in an online dynasty that has maybe kept a few out dated cheese prevention rules, like no passing outside the numbers, or no excessive passes to the half back.

I'm curious as to weather or not anyone has experienced new cheese, or if this old smelly cheese still exists?

[Wilson16NCSU]

Passing outside the numbers or throwing to the Halfback are not cheese at all.

[TN - BRAVES FAN]

Is using a WR as your starting RB for every play cheese? I had a guy do this to me today, and he was too big and too fast for my linebackers to stop him, (I am wondering if he went in and made the guy taller and bigger) But, the only way I could is if I did the Spinner blitz, and when I blitzed he would always hit the FB on a pass play...He tried to play it off like it was his real RB till I pressed him on it.

Note: If you're gonna do a position change on a WR to RB, at least have the common sense to go in and change his number to something other than numbers in the 80s, makes it kinda obvious when you don't

[Wilson16NCSU]

I don't know if its cheese, it isn't sim football though

[Haze88]

Quote: Originally Posted by TN - BRAVES FAN

Is using a WR as your starting RB for every play cheese? I had a guy do this to me today, and he was too big and too fast for my linebackers to stop him, (I am wondering if he went in and made the guy taller and bigger) But, the only way I could is if I did the Spinner blitz, and when I blitzed he would always hit the FB on a pass play...He tried to play it off like it was his real RB till I pressed him on it. Note: If you're gonna do a position change on a WR to RB, at least have the common sense to go in and change his number to something other than numbers in the 80s, makes it kinda obvious when you don't

Quote: Originally Posted by Wilson16NCSU

I don't know if its cheese, it isn't sim football though

Percy Harvin, anyone?

[Haze88]

Quote: Originally Posted by TN - BRAVES FAN

Is using a WR as your starting RB for every play cheese? I had a guy do this to me today, and he was too big and too fast for my linebackers to stop him, (I am wondering if he went in and made the guy taller and bigger) But, the only way I could is if I did the Spinner blitz, and when I blitzed he would always hit the FB on a pass play...He tried to play it off like it was his real RB till I pressed him on it. Note: If you're gonna do a position change on a WR to RB, at least have the common sense to go in and change his number to something other than numbers in the 80s, makes it kinda obvious when you don't

Quote: Originally Posted by Wilson16NCSU

I don't know if its cheese, it isn't sim football though

New England puts a TE at running back, is that cheese too? Smh.

[kcirdor]

Would anyone consider moving men to man to man positions cheese? Since the CPU doesn't do a good job of always lining them up for you?

How about the Aggressive/Conservative? Or the Predictive play for defense?

[Wilson16NCSU]

Quote: Originally Posted by Haze88

New England puts a TE at running back, is that cheese too? Smh.

there is difference between cheese and not sim football. Cheese =/= un-sim football. Nobody is arguing that putting a player in a different position for numerous plays is not sim football, but to say having a WR playing QB for the whole game is sim football is ridiculous. Percy Harvin never played QB for the whole game. New England doesn't use a TE at HB for the whole game. I personally do not have a problem with someone doing so, but to call it sim football is wrong. Smfh.