Madden NFL 11 News Post
10:51 PM - June 22, 2010 by Steve_OSMadden NFL 11 Videos
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It's Maddens so you've got to ignore the ugly physics to a degree. In relation to the throw, the outcome is fine with me.
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# 85
SincerelYourz @ 06/25/10 12:35 AM
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# 87
Critical Kills @ 06/25/10 01:02 PM
Yeah, I agree tehBomBthreat - now if it was a bullet pass and he did that i'd be right there with the complainers but that was a hanging ball, of course I can see Revis doing just what he did in that clip...
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# 89
RaiderKtulu @ 06/25/10 01:11 PM
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The problem is the way it looked when it happened. If people want to claim that they want a realistic football game, then you can't accept "close enough" for a result. Oh it was realistic for a video game... NO, it wasn't. It looked fracking wrong. Period.
Like I said earlier in the thread, if Revis was strafing when the ball came out, it wouldn't be worth complaining about. But he wasn't.
Not to mention how stupid it looked for the RB to just stand there at the 5 and look into the backfield while Revis is going after this wounded duck pass. They were running the same direction when the ball came out, why didn't the RB go after it too?
The RB hd his head clearly away from all the action. Revis's head did not look completely turned away from the QB.
The folks that don't see a problem with the play, do you not have a problem with the lack of change of direction animation? You don't want to see him gather, plant, lean, explode then jump?
There was change of direction. Rev is was barely even moving to his left. Don't see how that means there needs to be a huge body lean.
He also, from what my eyes seen jumped off his right leg and made a catch. Again the ball was barely moving and was just fluttering in air. Why did it need some sore of highlight reel INT move?
At this point I think it's just picking to pick. So that's it for me in this thread.
He also, from what my eyes seen jumped off his right leg and made a catch. Again the ball was barely moving and was just fluttering in air. Why did it need some sore of highlight reel INT move?
At this point I think it's just picking to pick. So that's it for me in this thread.
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# 96
monkeybutlerz @ 06/25/10 04:37 PM
Revis is good, but he's not good enough to defy the laws of physics. You can't change directions like that without losing some manner of speed. For him to get back to the ball he would have to decelerate, plant, turn, re-accelerate and make the catch, or at least take a wider trajectory if it's a mere turn.
I'm a Madden fan too, but that certainly wasn't the depiction of realism some are making it out to be. I understand it's a video game and it won't be perfect and that's fine, but to argue that we see THAT every sunday is flat out BS.
I'm a Madden fan too, but that certainly wasn't the depiction of realism some are making it out to be. I understand it's a video game and it won't be perfect and that's fine, but to argue that we see THAT every sunday is flat out BS.
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And Madden allows you to break any animation. As long is I transition to another realistic animation, I'm cool.
I think Madden's uber control kills the timing of football. I also think controlling the game would be easier if the movement was more realistic.
Revis does not need to chop his feet to turn around and catch that pass. When he was just strafing and not really going fast at all, turning around in two steps is easy. Heck, most pro athletes can turn around in a couple steps when sprinting. I play football as a DB/WR and the Revis play does not look unrealistic or anything like a superstar play. I probably won't play football in college and I would have been able to make the same interception and taken it for 6.
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And you also don't hit full stride right after changing direction. There are some choppier steps when accelerating.
This stuff takes time. More time than Revis took.
He took two steps and jumped, thats not hard at all. And he did get low when changing direction, or was in a crouched type position anyways. Its not like he was sprinting and turned and then jumped 4 feet for the pick. He was going pretty steadily, turned and jumped 2 feet in the air for the pick.
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