Recognizing which plays go together

There's an easy way to tell which of the plays go together so you can see the percentage of how well you'll be able to run its counterpart.

They should have chains between the 2 when looking at the playcall screen, and that lets you know which plays go together. I'm sure that more than 2 plays go together in some of these, but this is an easy way to figure it out.

the % is based off how well you have ALREADY set that play up...

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yea, and thats why I said, so you can see how well you'll be asble to run its counterpart. meaning, how well you'll be able to set it up.

nevermind... you dont get the % deal... when you see it... it means the play will be "that" successful or... SHOULD BE... based on your PREVIOUS playcalling...

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I know that. If you get a big enough gain on a HB counter, and you have a PA HB counter, it shows how well the PA counter might work based off what you've done so far. I like to setup the PA TE Cross outta Gator Heavy by running the QB Blast on 2 1st downs, then set up the PA play on the 3rd 1st down. Once you hit 100%, it'll say SETUP! letting you know that the play will be effective.

yeah... i would only use this vs CPU in dynasties... or scrub lobby guys... who blow...

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lol yea. I don't trust the computer telling me that now is a good time to setup this certain play, although it might be good to use it once or twice if you like to motion guys out and stuff to make your opponent think your running the same play, and get them to commit.

i noticed this and i really liked it...i think i might try to get this game

Yeh, that crap isn't going to work online where people are only worried about defending the pass. I've found that if I go with a certain play a lot, it's good to have my own set up from that same formation. For instance, I was going deep a lot out of one formation then ran Tebow power and got a huge gain cause the guy sold out to the pass.

MGB Ruthless wrote:

There's an easy way to tell which of the plays go together so you can see the percentage of how well you'll be able to run its counterpart.

They should have chains between the 2 when looking at the playcall screen, and that lets you know which plays go together. I'm sure that more than 2 plays go together in some of these, but this is an easy way to figure it out.

i saw this earlier on in the game a few days back!

In my short experience, the setup play option has rarely worked for me on the CPU on Heisman even with 100% setup. I maybe get 3 yard on a run and I'm lucky to get a completion on a PA pass because a lot of the setups are crappy plays. Reading the defense and adjusting seems way better than going with the setup plays.