Originally posted by Stoner DTD
I have a question about how "Coverage Style" effects a DB's play.
Is a player set to go for more interceptions somehow given a nerf in his stats during the pass play or is he just more likely to "stop" and face an agility roll after attempting an interception.
No, but distance settings affect how quickly the player can react to the pass. Players set to stick like glue react slower and are more susceptible to cuts and jukes.
Originally posted by Stoner DTD
Following up, would a player then set to go for the pass deflection and NOT the interception then be less likely to face this roll (or face a less hard nerf?)
and finally, does that mean that someone "playing it loose" will not go for a PD and will essentially let the receiver catch the ball just to avoid the "stop" chance or do they receive some sort of boost over those using the other styles?
Somebody playing it loose will react more quickly, and be less likely to be faked out by cuts and such.
Originally posted by Stoner DTD
Does "over the top" help consider double man coverage of all players, just ones placed "above" the other db, or only with deep zone coverages?
It counts players in zone nearby, above the defender.
I have a question about how "Coverage Style" effects a DB's play.
Is a player set to go for more interceptions somehow given a nerf in his stats during the pass play or is he just more likely to "stop" and face an agility roll after attempting an interception.
No, but distance settings affect how quickly the player can react to the pass. Players set to stick like glue react slower and are more susceptible to cuts and jukes.
Originally posted by Stoner DTD
Following up, would a player then set to go for the pass deflection and NOT the interception then be less likely to face this roll (or face a less hard nerf?)
and finally, does that mean that someone "playing it loose" will not go for a PD and will essentially let the receiver catch the ball just to avoid the "stop" chance or do they receive some sort of boost over those using the other styles?
Somebody playing it loose will react more quickly, and be less likely to be faked out by cuts and such.
Originally posted by Stoner DTD
Does "over the top" help consider double man coverage of all players, just ones placed "above" the other db, or only with deep zone coverages?
It counts players in zone nearby, above the defender.































