Starting a new thread for the new season.
jdavidbakr wrote:
I've updated the line play to get a bit more pressure on the QB, now that the QB is responding so well to the pressure. My testing shows this brings us back up to a reasonable amount of sacks.
Also have a few other minor changes:
* Holding calls away from the play should be eliminated.
* Cold QB off the bench has been tweaked to increase the effect a bit more.
I saw a lot more sacks in the first preseason game, but I didn't review every game yet.
Here are some observations from the first half of my game when the starters were in.
1)
https://beta87.myfootballnow.com/watch/1001#183218a) RB passing doesn't work well anymore. This one is questionable whether the RB makes the first down in the old passing code, but this pass still comes out too fast.
2)
https://beta87.myfootballnow.com/watch/1001#183229a) The TE is wide open on this play. The QB scans the entire field, but for someone reason throws into triple coverage instead of the wide open TE. QB has 93 FOV and 89 INT, so what the **** is the "actually throw to the open WR" attribute?
3)
https://beta87.myfootballnow.com/watch/1001#183250a) Not sure what happened here.
4)
https://beta87.myfootballnow.com/watch/1001#183253a) Not sure what happened here.
5)
https://beta87.myfootballnow.com/watch/1001#183254a) Not sure what happened here. Shouldn't the QB at least try to run upfield instead of running to the sideline like it's 0.3.9 all over again.
6)
https://beta87.myfootballnow.com/watch/1001#183263a) RB passing doesn't work well anymore.
7)
https://beta87.myfootballnow.com/watch/1001#183270a) More sideways punt returns. Also, can we get the wing blocking on the punt team gunners fixed? They never get blocked. The blockers don't even engage. Basically, the whole physics of the punt game are wrong. The reason that there were so many PR TDs before is that the ball arrived at the PR man too quickly. This allowed the PR man an open lane up field. This is still happening just PR are running to the sideline instead of upfield. For instance, on this punt, the hang time of the punt is only 4 seconds for a punt that traveled 62 yards in the air. For a punter that has 97 Punt Timing, I would expect this number to be closer to 5. If the PR takes off running as soon as he catches the ball, they he easily out runs the coverage team. Only by running sideway does the PR allow the coverage team to catch him. So it really feels like you wrote in a bug instead of fixing the root cause of PR TDs.
Last edited at 12/09/2017 7:51 am