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tworoosters
I'm confused as to how the defense would "key in" given this scenario .
Why are they keyed in ?
September 12, 2011 at 06:40PM View BBCode
On the opening drive of [url=http://footballbeta.simdynasty.com/boxscore.jsp?boxscoreid=5062&thid=497]this game[/url] Washington opens in the I for the first three plays, a pass and two runs. Then we switch to a run out of the pro set and on the next play, in the pro set, NY "Keys in".I'm confused as to how the defense would "key in" given this scenario .
Hamilton2
September 12, 2011 at 06:57PM View BBCode
I have a question about that as well. I have "End Run" selected with a 27% probability on 3rd and Medium, and yet I had two instances in the first half against HOU that we tried to run it against a keyed in defense on 3rd and medium. My understanding is that if a play is going to be keyed against, the offense gets 3 more chances to pick a different play. I realize that it is possible for an "End Run" to be selected there, but it is so unlikely as to be mathematically absurd that it occured twice in the same half.
Hamilton2
September 12, 2011 at 06:58PM View BBCode
Rooster, I'm pretty sure that it just looks at whether 3 of the past 5 plays were "middle" or "end" runs. I don't think that the formation matters at all.
Admin
Rooster, I'm pretty sure that it just looks at whether 3 of the past 5 plays were "middle" or "end" runs. I don't think that the formation matters at all. [/quote]
That is correct. Because of that it's much more likely to happen on runs sinnce there are only two options, but the results of being "keyed" against a run aren't as dramatic as being keyed against a pass.
I'll look to make sure there isn't a bug here.
--Chris
September 12, 2011 at 07:05PM View formatted
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[quote][i]Originally posted by Hamilton2[/i]
Rooster, I'm pretty sure that it just looks at whether 3 of the past 5 plays were "middle" or "end" runs. I don't think that the formation matters at all. [/quote]
That is correct. Because of that it's much more likely to happen on runs sinnce there are only two options, but the results of being "keyed" against a run aren't as dramatic as being keyed against a pass.
I'll look to make sure there isn't a bug here.
--Chris
tworoosters
The sequence went: pass, run left, run middle, run middle, "Keyed In"
September 12, 2011 at 07:16PM View BBCode
Originally posted by Hamilton2
Rooster, I'm pretty sure that it just looks at whether 3 of the past 5 plays were "middle" or "end" runs. I don't think that the formation matters at all.
The sequence went: pass, run left, run middle, run middle, "Keyed In"
Admin
Very subtle bug, thanks for helping me find it!
--Chris
September 12, 2011 at 07:27PM View BBCode
There was a False Start penalty on one of the prior plays that halted the play. Whatever that play was going to be is added to the list of "recent plays", which is a bug since the play never started. I'll need to fix that.Very subtle bug, thanks for helping me find it!
--Chris
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