Can’t lie I use it quite often but people, including myself are getting better at defending it. A lot of the times it’s an easy pick for me. I would not be mad if they took it out of the game though tbh. 3 rec hook also plays it better than any other zone imo.
I just lost my super bowl to a guy who just did this the whole game. He had Julio, Calvin, and Moss so I just couldn't cover it.
I use it all the time because it's broken. I think zones should not stupidly just stand in their positions not caring about the play after a few seconds pass. Call Cover 2 and your idiot defenders will just remain 10 yards off the line and let any playmaker just run past them in no-man's land, getting wide open past them.
Only needs one change. Make the chem for qbs instead. Big Ben does it all the time. So does Russell Wilson. They should have it....Rodgers too. The scramble drill masters should have it and be able to manipulate their guys quickly and everyone else slowly.
I had 5picks today against playermaker This dude got me 4th and long once that's it. Against playermaker key is hard flat the outside and get ready to follow the drag upfield.
You want your mlb 90+ speed, at least 6.1 height and 90+ agility to allow you cut up the field smoothly
Be patient and bait your opponent by fake over commit to drag them rotate your analog stick
I would abuse the heck out of Playmaker if I was any good at using it. I'm buns with that chem its wasted on all my WRs and TEs
Quote from NYGbigblue >> Quote from nirron7378 >> I only use it 2-3 times a game. That being said, QBs constantly communicate with their WRs, especially when outside of the pocket. It's part of the game...
I know they communicate with them, but when do you see players doing figure 8s or completely break early-mid route in real life?
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Keep playmaker. Tone it down? Sure why not, but it needs to stay in the game. It's annoying when my WR just sits at the edge of the sideline and just stares at me while he's being double covered. Like damn do something, run around, get open, be a PLAYMAKER.
Other than the guys I've played against that run Mesh and them playmaker a drag route up the second it gets over the middle of the field, I don't really have any issue with it. I could see how it would get frustrating if it happens constantly, but I've gotten pretty lucky and not had to play too many Playmaker spammers.
I do have playmaker on 2 of my WRs and my 2nd TE, but I rarely use it. Just not something I ever really bother with.
Playmaker is fine but why does catching get boosted 1000% when used? If you playmaker someone into double coverage it don’t matter, but a regular route into single coverage will get you drops? I enjoy the challenge of playing against playmaker but the catching boost is ridiculous and definitely needs tuning.
Quote from Caallmegod9 >> Quote from nirron7378 >> I only use it 2-3 times a game. That being said, QBs constantly communicate with their WRs, especially when outside of the pocket. It's part of the game...
Oh really? So you're telling me Antonio Brown, the best RR in the NFL is going full speed in one direction and does a full 180 at the same speed? Playmaker is not realistic. Everyone knows receivers communicate. The ease of playmaker is where the problem lies. Personally, red chems have made this game worse and has made certain cards obsolete. Trucking doesn't exist because just about everyone has at least 5 ST on their team. Battle ready is stupid. Playmaker is just plain dumb and unrealistic. ST is extremely OP. Energized, unfakeable and return man are the most realistic chems. More-so unfakeable and return man.
Quote from NYGbigblue >> Quote from nirron7378 >> I only use it 2-3 times a game. That being said, QBs constantly communicate with their WRs, especially when outside of the pocket. It's part of the game...
I know they communicate with them, but when do you see players doing figure 8s or completely break early-mid route in real life?
Quote from nirron7378 >> I only use it 2-3 times a game. That being said, QBs constantly communicate with their WRs, especially when outside of the pocket. It's part of the game...
I know they communicate with them, but when do you see players doing figure 8s or completely break early-mid route in real life?
I mean, I've used it occasionally here and there and it's bailed me out, but I definitely don't abuse it like some people with Vick do when they roll out and run to the corner of the field and just playmaker their receivers. It's annoying when that's all they do because there is no way to counter that if your pass rush doesn't get there.
Playmaker needs to be toned down big time. Receivers don't run a drag and then turn and so a 180 and not lose speed in the NFL.
Playmaker is definitely a pain in the ass. But it can be pick city, I've gotten several user picks because I know that once someone is user playmakering a player they are probably only looking at that receiver and intend to throw to them. Most of the time I get burned but I am getting better at user man covering and just holding Y once that ball is thrown.
so word is in 19 they plan to nerf down playmaker drastically. In my opinion it should be gone. Now before I rant, I do have all playmaker WRs and I do use it occasionally , key word is occasionally though.
what makes me mad about playmaker is , you call the perfect defense to box someone up, they simply flick a stick in a direction, a wr gets insanely open as the ai on your defense dumbs down for them to be open. This is so frustrating because you should be rewarded for calling the perfect defense and perfect adjustments , not them for flicking a stick .
and for some people playmaker is literally there entire offense scheme , when technically it's not even a scheme , becus you got boxed and using it to save you or to manipulate the defense. I apologize if I offend anyone but if this is you, you're not good at madden for doing this every play.
its becus of playmaker abuse like that is the reasoning they plan to fix playmaker in 19 , and I'm pretty curious to see how well people play now that playmaker can't save them as much,