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  • killgod
    OHHHH WHEN THE REDSSSSS
    • Oct 2008
    • 4714

    Originally posted by July 4 1776
    I think the question is, should we have too?
    I don't understand this conversation at all? This is how it's always been. If you want a guy to play DE, you slot him at DE and he'll be rated OVR as a DE. If you want him slotted as an OLB, you put him at OLB and he'll be rated....etc. His "natural" position is bloody irrelevant. His individual ratings make up the OVR of wherever you decide he plays. A 3-4 DE's OVR will be compiled of diff individual ratings than the 4-3 formula, so fucking what? OVR is a meaningless number to anyone but the CPU.

    And I mean you're asking if you should have to pick where your players play? What in the fuck?

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    • bucky
      #50? WTF?
      • Feb 2009
      • 5408

      Originally posted by killgod
      You could still slot him in OLB in your depth chart no?

      Yeah but what goals is the player asked to meet if he's assigned as a DE but in the depth chart as a OLB. Kind of messes up the shitty XP progression system even more.

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      • killgod
        OHHHH WHEN THE REDSSSSS
        • Oct 2008
        • 4714

        Originally posted by bucky
        Yeah but what goals is the player asked to meet if he's assigned as a DE but in the depth chart as a OLB. Kind of messes up the shitty XP progression system even more.
        You're certain this is how it works?

        They aren't going to count his sacks, tackles, etc, towards his goals if he's playing at DT or RE? or LB? That seems a bit ridiculous. A TE won't have his stats counted if he lines up at FB or WR spots? Or a RB won't get stats if lined up as a WR? Etc?


        Prove it.





        Where in this image does it specify anything like that?




        You spend too much time arguing with tin foil hat wearing children on OS.

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        • bucky
          #50? WTF?
          • Feb 2009
          • 5408

          Originally posted by killgod
          You're certain this is how it works?

          They aren't going to count his sacks, tackles, etc, towards his goals if he's playing at DT or RE? or LB? That seems a bit ridiculous. A TE won't have his stats counted if he lines up at FB or WR spots? Or a RB won't get stats if lined up as a WR? Etc?


          Prove it.





          Where in this image does it specify anything like that?




          You spend too much time arguing with tin foil hat wearing children on OS.
          Put RG3 at punter and see how many QB goals he achieves. Putting a QB in the depth chart as a punter may not be possible, but the concept is the same for positions you can do this with.

          I'm saying if you have a player that is a DE in a 3-4, he will have goals assigned to him as a 3-4 DE. Makes sense. Since we can not change a players position, if we put the player at 3-4 outside LB he will still have the GOALS of a 3-4 DE. So we have a player getting stats for one position but goals for another. Since we can't change the players position in the DB, what is it that you need proving?

          Anytime you would have a player playing a position in the depth chart that is outside of their Looman assigned position, they will be getting stats for one position, but having the goals of another.

          To go to the extreme. If it were possible to put a Punter in as QB in the Depth chart, all the QB stats they accumulated would not help them reach the Punter goals that they would be assigned. It F's up the already crappy XP progression system.

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          • Jclentzthadon
            WARCHANT
            • Jul 2011
            • 1090

            Can you not change positions? Is that fact? If so that could be a problem. Does anyone know? Forgive me if I missed this.
            PSN: jclentzthadon

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            • killgod
              OHHHH WHEN THE REDSSSSS
              • Oct 2008
              • 4714

              Originally posted by bucky
              Put RG3 at punter and see how many QB goals he achieves. Putting a QB in the depth chart as a punter may not be possible, but the concept is the same for positions you can do this with.
              WHY WOULD KICKING THE BALL MAKE YOU A BETTER QB?

              I'm saying if you have a player that is a DE in a 3-4, he will have goals assigned to him as a 3-4 DE. Makes sense. Since we can not change a players position, if we put the player at 3-4 outside LB he will still have the GOALS of a 3-4 DE. So we have a player getting stats for one position but goals for another. Since we can't change the players position in the DB, what is it that you need proving?
              A DE, 3-4 or 4-3, is going to have goals of "Get X sacks, get X tackles, make a pro bowl" If Allen is lined up at 3-4 DE, 4-3 DE or LB, are you still not going to rush the fucking QB with him or are you going to completely ignore his individual attributes that make him good at doing so?

              Shucks, I lined Allen up as a WR and he didn't become a better pass rusher. Derp derp.

              Anytime you would have a player playing a position in the depth chart that is outside of their Looman assigned position, they will be getting stats for one position, but having the goals of another.
              We're talking about lining up a DE as an OLB in a 3-4. Both roles are designed to get sacks, which will be the goals of either player's natural position. It's not like the goals are going to be like a QB to a Punter, we're talking about outside rushers for fuck's sake. Pass rushing OLB's and DE's generate the same bloody stat lines http://www.nfl.com/stats/categorysta...seasonType=REG

              Here's 4-3 DEFENSIVE END Allen's 2011 stat line: 66 tkl, 22 sck, 4 ff, 1 int
              Here's 3-4 OUTSIDE LINE BACKER Ware's 2011 stat line: 59 tkl, 19.5 sck, 2ff, 0 int

              OMG THE FUCKING HORROR. LOOK AT HOW DIFFERENT THIS IS. EVERYBODY FLIP SHIT OMG OMG. LETS ALL BE EXTREME IN BLOWING THIS OUT OF PROPORTION. QB PUNTERS ARE DOOOOOOOOOOMED.

              To go to the extreme. If it were possible to put a Punter in as QB in the Depth chart, all the QB stats they accumulated would not help them reach the Punter goals that they would be assigned. It F's up the already crappy XP progression system.
              Sorry, you can't turn RGIII into a punter, gonna go vote "DO NOT BUY MADDEN ON OS" to show how angry I am about this. Worst game ever bro.



              Do you have any other non retarded examples?

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              • killgod
                OHHHH WHEN THE REDSSSSS
                • Oct 2008
                • 4714

                Originally posted by Jclentzthadon
                Can you not change positions? Is that fact? If so that could be a problem. Does anyone know? Forgive me if I missed this.
                You can't edit his position, not that you could last year online....or ever.

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                • Saluki
                  Ball So Hard
                  • Oct 2008
                  • 9445

                  If your putting them in similar positions, such as 4-3 DE to 3-4 OLB or 3-4 DE to 4-3 DT, they should have pretty similar goals anyway as those positions serve pretty similar functions. If they don't have similar goal sets then that's a whole nother problem in and of itself.

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                  • bucky
                    #50? WTF?
                    • Feb 2009
                    • 5408

                    Originally posted by killgod
                    A DE, 3-4 or 4-3, is going to have goals of "Get X sacks, get X tackles, make a pro bowl" If Allen is lined up at 3-4 DE, 4-3 DE or LB, are you still not going to rush the fucking QB with him or are you going to completely ignore his individual attributes that make him good at doing so?
                    A 3-4 DE should have far different goals than a 4-3 DE, and very different goals than a 3-4 OLB. Get 3 sacks vs Get 10 sacks. A 3-4 OLB is also expected to cover, but not a 3-4 DE. 3-4 DE's aren't expected to get a lot of tackles either. They are space eaters. The goals of a 2-4 DE should not match up to the goals of a 3-4 OLB. You know football. Don't be so fucking retarded.

                    Originally posted by killgod
                    Shucks, I lined Allen up as a WR and he didn't become a better pass rusher. Derp derp.
                    You line up Allen as a 3-4 OLB and he easily gets his goals of 3-4 DE dumbfuck. Derp Derp.

                    Originally posted by killgod
                    We're talking about lining up a DE as an OLB in a 3-4. Both roles are designed to get sacks, which will be the goals of either player's natural position. It's not like the goals are going to be like a QB to a Punter, we're talking about outside rushers for fuck's sake. Pass rushing OLB's and DE's generate the same bloody stat lines

                    Here's 4-3 DEFENSIVE END Allen's 2011 stat line: 66 tkl, 22 sck, 4 ff, 1 int
                    Here's 3-4 OUTSIDE LINE BACKER Ware's 2011 stat line: 59 tkl, 19.5 sck, 2ff, 0 int
                    Comparing apples and oranges dipshit. If the 3-4 OLB is really a DE, it will have the 3-4 DE goals, not the 4-3 DE goals. If a 3-4 DE has the same goals set up as a 4-3 DE, then the XP system is really fucked up. You must be trolling, cause you're not this fucking stupid.

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                    • bucky
                      #50? WTF?
                      • Feb 2009
                      • 5408

                      Originally posted by Saluki
                      If your putting them in similar positions, such as 4-3 DE to 3-4 OLB or 3-4 DE to 4-3 DT, they should have pretty similar goals anyway as those positions serve pretty similar functions. If they don't have similar goal sets then that's a whole nother problem in and of itself.
                      The problem would be, putting a 4-3 DE on a 3-4 Defense, wouldn't that player have the goals of a 3-4 DE and not a 4-3 DE? If you are running a 3-4, why would your DE have 4-3 DE goals? So you play him at OLB, his goals would still be 3-4 DE goals. If schemes are really going to mean anything, they can't have 3-4 and 4-3 DE have similar goals. The roles are so different.

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                      • killgod
                        OHHHH WHEN THE REDSSSSS
                        • Oct 2008
                        • 4714

                        Originally posted by bucky
                        A 3-4 DE should have far different goals than a 4-3 DE, and very different goals than a 3-4 OLB. Get 3 sacks vs Get 10 sacks. A 3-4 OLB is also expected to cover, but not a 3-4 DE. 3-4 DE's aren't expected to get a lot of tackles either. They are space eaters. The goals of a 2-4 DE should not match up to the goals of a 3-4 OLB. You know football. Don't be so fucking retarded.
                        They aren't going to be that fucking different, more sacks for one, more tackles for the other, whatever. At the end of the fucking day they are going to have to get X stats and only X stats, so in the end they can do that from wherever you fucking line them up and however you use them. They aren't going to be measured on their intangibles, how well they cover the flats or their ability to "eat space", this is VIDEO GAMES NOT REAL LIFE YOU FUCKING MORON. Your console does not compute this shit, it understands the number 0 and 1, that's it.... do you fucking comprehend how computers work? These things you want included in progression are not measured in numerical value that can be broken down into binary to be understood by the machine.

                        Simply put, go teach EA how to code in a way to judge a player who can "eat space" and "perform coverage assignments" or shut your fucking dentures.

                        You line up Allen as a 3-4 OLB and he easily gets his goals of 3-4 DE dumbfuck. Derp Derp.
                        And I'm sure the XP earned from the easier 3-4 DE goals will equal that of a 4-3 DE setup and it's higher sack demanding goals?



                        Let me know when you've played the game and aren't just making assumptions to fuel your "i hate this XP system" agenda like how you've been ranting incessantly on OS about it.

                        We should totally go back to last year's system, where a player can run for 2,000 yards and 20TD's or ride the pine all season....and have the same fucking progression because what they do doesn't matter. But srsly fuck this system, I can't make a QB a punter n shit, so since it's not perfectly suiting every possible thing I might want to do (which really your only gripe is about DE/OLB), it's clearly horrible.




                        Do yourself a favour, stop playing Madden. It's not real life, it's never going to be.

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                        • bucky
                          #50? WTF?
                          • Feb 2009
                          • 5408

                          Originally posted by killgod
                          They aren't going to be that fucking different, more sacks for one, more tackles for the other, whatever. At the end of the fucking day they are going to have to get X stats and only X stats, so in the end they can do that from wherever you fucking line them up and however you use them.
                          A 3-4 DE and a 4-3 DE should not be getting the same kind of MEASURABLE stats even in Madden. As far as lining them up and however you use them. The AI is using 10 of the 11. You can't shove a joystick up all 11 players asses to try and achieve each ones goals dumbfuck. You have to rely on the AI to for 10 out of the 11. And the game should have the correct kind of goals for each position for each scheme.


                          Originally posted by killgod
                          They aren't going to be measured on their intangibles
                          Nobody is talking about keeping stats on intangible dip-shit. A 4-3 DE and a 3-4 DE have completely different responsibilities and should have different measurable goals. You can control one 3-4 DE and stick the guy to 15 sacks, but the other 3-4 DE isn't even going to come close. The 3-4 OLB's get the sack numbers. If the game can't handle simulating this, then what kind of fucking retards are programming it.

                          Originally posted by killgod
                          do you fucking comprehend how computers work?
                          If you can't comprehend this simple concept, then you sure don't seem to comprehend how computers work. That's why I think your trolling. Nobody is this fucking stupid.

                          Originally posted by killgod
                          These things you want included in progression are not measured in numerical value that can be broken down into binary to be understood by the machine.
                          Another dumbfuck statement on your part. I don't want any production/stats numbers to be included in progression. The most I would want as far as on field would be having playing time/experience play a part in progression. Players don't improve because of production. Players production improves because of progression. The things I want in a progression system CAN BE REPRESENTED IN A COMPUTER DIP-SHIT.

                          Do you just do systems work? Cause it sure sounds like you don't do any real Software Design or programming.

                          Originally posted by killgod
                          Simply put, go teach EA how to code in a way to judge a player who can "eat space" and "perform coverage assignments" or shut your fucking dentures.
                          More irrelevant, nonsensical, turd shit coming from you.

                          Originally posted by killgod
                          And I'm sure the XP earned from the easier 3-4 DE goals will equal that of a 4-3 DE setup and it's higher sack demanding goals?
                          Don't you see just how fucking retarded this statement is? In a 3-4 scheme, the DE you are playing at OLB would have 3-4 DE goals because that's the scheme he is playing under, even if the DE should be a 4-3 DE. And the DE playing OLB will reach his sack goals much easier because would be assigned a 3-4 DE number of sacks as his goal. That's what's fucked up about it. Why should the 3-4 OLB have such an easy time reaching his assigned goals (the 3-4 DE goals). Just how fucking stupid are you?

                          Originally posted by killgod
                          We should totally go back to last year's system, where a player can run for 2,000 yards and 20TD's or ride the pine all season....and have the same fucking progression because what they do doesn't matter. But srsly fuck this system, I can't make a QB a punter n shit, so since it's not perfectly suiting every possible thing I might want to do (which really your only gripe is about DE/OLB), it's clearly horrible.
                          Production precedes progression, not the other way around. Stats should have nothing to do with progression. Progression/ratings should drive stats. Players should play to there ratings. If you can take a below average player and run for 2,000 yards, then the game is just fucked up.

                          Repeat it. Production follows progression. Progression does not follow production.

                          Originally posted by killgod
                          Do yourself a favour, stop playing Madden. It's not real life, it's never going to be.
                          So we shouldn't strive for Madden to be more reasonably realistic both on and off the field? Do yourself a "favour" and just run your league with NFL Blitz. Since realism means nothing. Yeah, let's just tear that infinity physics engine out - Dipshit.


                          You still trolling?

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                          • LiquidLarry2GhostWF
                            Highwayman
                            • Feb 2009
                            • 15429

                            Originally posted by FirstTimer
                            Fuck this.

                            Seriously.
                            They never got it right anyway...

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                            • killgod
                              OHHHH WHEN THE REDSSSSS
                              • Oct 2008
                              • 4714

                              apparently bucky can do what EA can't.


                              cool story bro.

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                              • bucky
                                #50? WTF?
                                • Feb 2009
                                • 5408

                                Originally posted by killgod
                                apparently bucky can do what EA can't.
                                cool story bro.
                                Can't has absolutely nothing to do with this. EA/Tib can, they just didn't. Some due to time constraints, other choices are just design decisions.

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