03:29 PM - April 25, 2012 by DustinT
OS' man-in-charge Steve Noah was able to get some hands-on time with Madden 13. Here are his initial impressions on the gameplay information released today.
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03:29 PM - April 25, 2012 by DustinTOS' man-in-charge Steve Noah was able to get some hands-on time with Madden 13. Here are his initial impressions on the gameplay information released today.
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SageInfinite @ 04/25/12 07:08 PM
The animations are definitely improving, but there still is too much sliding,snapping into place, and not enough transitional animation, but this is the best the game has looked this whole gen, as it should be.
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seriousluboy83 @ 04/25/12 07:35 PM
Has the Man To Man switch logic been corrected yet? Defenders would switch after the ball was snapped leaving the opposition open....Has the player agility been tuned yet to lessen zig-zag running capabilities? Has the draw play (D-Line would flare out like in the edge rush audible...just so the draw could work) been fixed yet? Have defenders (mainly safeties) been given the logic of...if there's only one route on your deep half to cover it instead of playing CF? Happens mainly in Cover 1...Have Delay Routes been adjusted so that the HB will stay in longer to block or at the very least chip a DE or DT before releasing on his route? Have the Offensive Linemen been corrected in their blocking assignments on blitzes??? Madden 12 they would allow the DE or DT in front of them free release but block the blitzing LB or S...Do defenders break down on routes with the receivers now too? This IMO is the biggest reason for "Physic Defenders" because if my receiver has to break down at any point in his route but the defender never has to break stride then I'm at a disadvantage every time I drop back to pass...All I can think of......For Now
I can live with the sliding. As long a super LB doesn't magically appear when making a pass to a wide open receiver over the middle, I'll be happy.
Color me very pessimistic. Same old story we did this and did that and now we have a new passing mechanic that really is an old passing mechanic. Everything sounds great, but typically EA's execution of these new ideas has been less than stellar.
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SuperNoVa27 @ 04/25/12 07:51 PM
To everyone saying that the "new" mechanic is old. You're wrong, leading receivers was in prior Maddens but the pass trajectory and ball speeds are what is new, thus making it a new mechanic. You can't single out one feature and label the entire thing as old if it's something that is a combination of many features like passing....
Madden NFL 13 will feature a total control passing mechanic, where you lead receivers with the “L” stick. So, for example, you have a receiver split out wide, running a go-route against a cover 2. Just after the chuck, there is a small window of opportunity for you to throw a pass to the outside shoulder on the sidelines. You do this by timing it right, holding the “L” stick and pointing it towards the sidelines.
This pretty much sounds like what I'm doing now with the left stick but it also sounds like they added a few more stuff you can do with it to place certain passes which is great news. The guys who aren't using the left stick now better start working with it or else they'll struggle with there passing again on 13..
"Play calling has been improved, including play calling in the red zone and 2-minute drill. For example, the Saints are more likely to throw on 1st and goal at the 1, they might even bring out 4 wide in shotgun formation. You won’t see a play action fake from a goalline formation called when it’s 3rd and goal from the 5-yard line. In the 2-minute drill, you will no longer see 4 vert called on every play. Instead, you will see more sideline corner strikes, passing to the flats and hitting receivers near the sidelines.
The AI also has a new conserve time strategy. If you are down 17 points, you will see the defense go into prevent, bend but don’t break, giving up the underneath stuff. Defenses will play soft zones, and won’t blitz nearly as often, to avoid the risk of giving up a quick score. Offensively, the AI will no longer go deep every play. Instead, they will call underneath plays and the offense will take what the defense gives them with high percentage completion plays."
This is great news for me.. I been asking for this for years. The 2 minute drill for the AI has been the worst for years for both there offense and defense. I'm glad they finally tuned this area.. It should definitely make the game more challening in those situations..
This pretty much sounds like what I'm doing now with the left stick but it also sounds like they added a few more stuff you can do with it to place certain passes which is great news. The guys who aren't using the left stick now better start working with it or else they'll struggle with there passing again on 13..
"Play calling has been improved, including play calling in the red zone and 2-minute drill. For example, the Saints are more likely to throw on 1st and goal at the 1, they might even bring out 4 wide in shotgun formation. You won’t see a play action fake from a goalline formation called when it’s 3rd and goal from the 5-yard line. In the 2-minute drill, you will no longer see 4 vert called on every play. Instead, you will see more sideline corner strikes, passing to the flats and hitting receivers near the sidelines.
The AI also has a new conserve time strategy. If you are down 17 points, you will see the defense go into prevent, bend but don’t break, giving up the underneath stuff. Defenses will play soft zones, and won’t blitz nearly as often, to avoid the risk of giving up a quick score. Offensively, the AI will no longer go deep every play. Instead, they will call underneath plays and the offense will take what the defense gives them with high percentage completion plays."
This is great news for me.. I been asking for this for years. The 2 minute drill for the AI has been the worst for years for both there offense and defense. I'm glad they finally tuned this area.. It should definitely make the game more challening in those situations..
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PantherBeast_OS @ 04/25/12 09:31 PM
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This is straight off of the press release. These aren't impressions.
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loganmorrison1 @ 04/25/12 09:41 PM
The hype begins. We are four months away from disappointment. Every year they write about how great all these new things are, and then half don't even make it in the game
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chrome_305 @ 04/25/12 09:59 PM
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IMO the pass trajectory are probably only three-four different angles which are tied into how far the receiver is from the ball.It a bad idea if it is done this way. I will start writing my post for the "pass trajectory broken thread".
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So far I was able to do really well with bad qb on all pro. I'm not dreaming, this won't change this year. Hope some day.
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I have to admit that EA/Tiburon will have exceeded my expectations if they just fix the passing game.
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SageInfinite @ 04/26/12 12:16 AM
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Didn't see it mentioned, but since they do talk about better AI in terms of running the 2-minute drill, will we still see a form of Accelerated Clock when we get under 2 minutes in the 2nd/4th quarters? I can't stand that you get down to that part of the game and don't really have to call no-huddle b/c you can just go to the Playcall Screen, select a play and run it within 10 seconds.
There needs to be more risk/reward with huddling in that scenario.
There needs to be more risk/reward with huddling in that scenario.
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SageInfinite @ 04/26/12 12:50 AM
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