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Coaches can not watch a quick replay before hard
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Click here to write your articleCan not Madden lock the challenge button once you look at the replay? I believe I remember that being a feature but I honestly forget. It isn't even realistic either. The coach has looked up at the Jumbotron to see a replay, or has someone in his headset saying throw the red flag once they watched an HD replay in the booth.On top of what you see on the playoffs doesn't even matter the majority of the time. It almost appears to be a challenge is a coin flip to see if the play stands is reversed. It is nuts.
Coaches can not watch a quick replay before hard, can they? Query there. Can they do that? I understand ages ago if tech obtained there they couldn't, did not know. If it's still a realism is your solution. They used to watch that the jumbotron for the replay there for the longest period, depends on how quickly another team snaps it. Teams for, idk the past half decade at least, possess replay teams at the booth that will watch the responses then relay into the trainer if it is worth challenging or not. To answer your question, yes they can.
No it does not. Go try it in your franchise on a non stop scoring or turnover play. If you're challenging down a first spot or something you absolutely can look at the replay and challenge. This was something in past Madden but I just did this yesterday 20. This. However, I still think the main difficulty is Madden deciding when you can not struggle a fumble or place, etc.. You ought to be able to challenge that in any time, you already get punished if you're wrong so that it's not really something you can abuse. There are many times I see a questionable place or catch/fumble and Madden says"There is not any challenge available."
The manufacturers have talked about how they don't program Madden to make errors, which is the reason why the challenge process is a joke. There are times I wish I really could struggle but when Madden programming viewed the guy in bounds, even if he really steps over the line, it is not going to reverse. It's a joke. I guess they throw in the one in a while default overturned plays on fumbles and what to make it more"lifelike".
EA has had game breaking glitches like that for years. NCAA and elderly Madden have plenty of them, thankfully they're much better games however. Madden 20 is broken in pretty much every facet. Catches being one of the very prevalent with fumbles being a close second. Cannot tell you how many times my man will be out of boundaries, possess the ball stripped nicely beyond the border, and it still count as a fumble towards his stats. Then there are the times when evident incomplete passes will probably be called as fumbles since Madden doesn't take arm motion into consideration. Or when a participant suffers a ground forced fumble that is recovered by the defense and stands even after a review.
Ball mechanics and standard accuracy will also be glitchy. Like when your QB with 99 brief precision bullets a pass straight into a guardian rather than throwing into the wide-open curl. Or when the ball gets tipped into the air and comes down directly into a defenders awaiting arms EVERY TIME! What about retirements? Why do 40+ year old players rot away on rosters instead of retiring? The single position that retires correctly in my expertise is QBs, literally no other place! Madden sucks but it is the only football game worth two pennies left on the market.
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