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booker21 · 10-31-2011, 01:10 PM

hahaha i love the part that we will fix it for ncaa 2013 hahahha.

knighthawksfan · 10-31-2011, 01:10 PM

Well hopefully I can finish year six with my friends and go too atleast year 10 or 12. I love ncaa football 12

Gotmadskillzson · 10-31-2011, 01:19 PM

This is deja vu.........

They said the same thing in NCAA 10, we will fix it in NCAA 11. NCAA 11 same problems were there, few patches, then it was we will fix it in NCAA 12, 4 patches, we will fix it in NCAA 13.

So effectively for 3 years now......They boasted about their tuner system and in 3 years, 3 games combined, they have released 2 tuners.

What was the point of investing all that time and money in a tuner system and they won't even use it ?

BadAssHskr · 10-31-2011, 01:25 PM

I'm glad they recognized that fixing the tendency deal would further jack other areas of the game and opted out.

As far as i'm concerned the game plays pretty damn well.

Will gladly take the game not getting broken this far into the season.

Aranor · 10-31-2011, 01:26 PM

Hmmmmmet me think..... building the hype letting you thinkcitll be fixed so you spend 60+ more next year to be told itll be fixed the next year.

psychicDB · 10-31-2011, 01:29 PM

What a surprise. Great job ea.

Done with this series for good.

TheTodd84 · 10-31-2011, 01:35 PM

I agree with everyone's sentiment. This franchise, as well as Madden, is an absolute joke. They refuse to fix GAMEPLAY issues EVERY YEAR. It baffles me, and they have no explanation for it.

No more money on NCAA until the gameplay has done a 180. This is ridiculous that there are so many bugs and issues that still cannot be fixed by patch #4.

Fool me once (NCAA 10), shame on you... Fool me twice (NCAA 11), shame on me... Fool me Three times (NCAA 12), I'm part of the problem.

So, I will no longer be that problem. I will spend $0 on EA products until they are proven they are up to par. I've heard battlefield is great, but with the abomination the EA sports franchises are, with the exception of maybe NHL and sometimes FIFA, Battlefield will not get my money. Not one cent. It's a shame, really, but a few bad apples always ruin things for the rest of us and that's the case with EA.

I literally haven't picked up NCAA 12 in close to a month now because of the superhuman LBs, the CPU teams not playing like they do in real-life, receivers not looking around to catch the ball, DBs running routes for the receivers, warping, etc. That's unheard of during football season for me. But that's how bad this game is, it's a shame.

So, I am done with the NCAA forums until next april when they make more announcements, and unless I hear huge gameplay re-vamps, I will not be even making comments. EA doesn't deserve my time. So I wish all of you a happy halloween, thanksgiving, christmas, hannukah and anything else you may celebrate. See you in 2012, depending on the announcements.

khaliib · 10-31-2011, 01:53 PM

What this has revealed is that all the pre-release gameplay hype that a select few are allowed to partake in really does the community little/no good because history has shown that the community always seem to get the bad end of the stick after the purchasing.

Nothing against these individuals, but with this developer, there is this year-in, year-out consumer effort to fix/tweak those under the hood issues they are not able to test through hands-on gameplay while they are at these community events.

EA's football Demo's fall into the same thinking.
What is released as a Demo, is not indicative of what will be in your $60 purchase.

Leading into NCAA 13 hype time, I wish all forums/commities would adopt this simple mindset...

Keep your words and "Show us some Proof"

The truth is that I really believe EA's brand of football is incapable of meeting/exceeding the level of some of the other sports titles it's constantly compared to.

It's simply not there.
Thus why the game is, were it is and have struggled in the basic football 101 area's every year since being on Next-Gen.

As others have noted:
They market the use to Tuners from Pre-Demo to Release, and we get not one as at least as an attempt to say we're listening to our fanbase!!!

I just want someone else to take a stab at bringing us some College Football, period!!!

10-31-2011, 01:10 PM	#17
booker21 MVP OVR: 16 Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Argentina Blog Entries: 1	Re: NCAA Football 12 Title Update #4 Details, Available on Nov. 8 hahaha i love the part that we will fix it for ncaa 2013 hahahha. fcboiler87 likes this. __________________ English, is not my first language.

10-31-2011, 01:19 PM	#19
Gotmadskillzson Live your life OVR: 49 Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Vermont Posts: 23,183 Blog Entries: 91	Re: NCAA Football 12 Title Update #4 Details, Available on Nov. 8 This is deja vu......... They said the same thing in NCAA 10, we will fix it in NCAA 11. NCAA 11 same problems were there, few patches, then it was we will fix it in NCAA 12, 4 patches, we will fix it in NCAA 13. So effectively for 3 years now......They boasted about their tuner system and in 3 years, 3 games combined, they have released 2 tuners. What was the point of investing all that time and money in a tuner system and they won't even use it ? DukeC, sniperscout75, TN - BRAVES FAN and 5 others like this.

10-31-2011, 01:25 PM	#20
BadAssHskr XSX OVR: 9 Join Date: Jun 2003 Posts: 3,392	Re: NCAA Football 12 Title Update #4 Details, Available on Nov. 8 I'm glad they recognized that fixing the tendency deal would further jack other areas of the game and opted out. As far as i'm concerned the game plays pretty damn well. Will gladly take the game not getting broken this far into the season. TDenverFan, LionsFanNJ and SECElite3 like this. __________________ "Not the victory but the action. Not the goal but the game. In the deed the glory."

10-31-2011, 01:26 PM	#21
Aranor Rookie OVR: 13 Join Date: May 2011 Blog Entries: 9	Re: NCAA Football 12 Title Update #4 Details, Available on Nov. 8 Hmmmmmet me think..... building the hype letting you thinkcitll be fixed so you spend 60+ more next year to be told itll be fixed the next year.

10-31-2011, 01:29 PM	#22
psychicDB Banned OVR: 2 Join Date: Aug 2011	What a surprise. Great job ea. Done with this series for good. PapaOso likes this.

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10-31-2011, 01:10 PM	#18
knighthawksfan Rookie OVR: 24 Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Phoenix AZ Blog Entries: 30	Well hopefully I can finish year six with my friends and go too atleast year 10 or 12. I love ncaa football 12

10-31-2011, 01:35 PM	#23
TheTodd84 Rookie OVR: 12 Join Date: Oct 2008 Blog Entries: 2	I agree with everyone's sentiment. This franchise, as well as Madden, is an absolute joke. They refuse to fix GAMEPLAY issues EVERY YEAR. It baffles me, and they have no explanation for it. No more money on NCAA until the gameplay has done a 180. This is ridiculous that there are so many bugs and issues that still cannot be fixed by patch #4. Fool me once (NCAA 10), shame on you... Fool me twice (NCAA 11), shame on me... Fool me Three times (NCAA 12), I'm part of the problem. So, I will no longer be that problem. I will spend $0 on EA products until they are proven they are up to par. I've heard battlefield is great, but with the abomination the EA sports franchises are, with the exception of maybe NHL and sometimes FIFA, Battlefield will not get my money. Not one cent. It's a shame, really, but a few bad apples always ruin things for the rest of us and that's the case with EA. I literally haven't picked up NCAA 12 in close to a month now because of the superhuman LBs, the CPU teams not playing like they do in real-life, receivers not looking around to catch the ball, DBs running routes for the receivers, warping, etc. That's unheard of during football season for me. But that's how bad this game is, it's a shame. So, I am done with the NCAA forums until next april when they make more announcements, and unless I hear huge gameplay re-vamps, I will not be even making comments. EA doesn't deserve my time. So I wish all of you a happy halloween, thanksgiving, christmas, hannukah and anything else you may celebrate. See you in 2012, depending on the announcements. Isura, rdubbs40, w00dy Hayezz and 4 others like this.

10-31-2011, 01:53 PM	#24
khaliib MVP OVR: 19 Join Date: Jan 2005 Blog Entries: 1	What this has revealed is that all the pre-release gameplay hype that a select few are allowed to partake in really does the community little/no good because history has shown that the community always seem to get the bad end of the stick after the purchasing. Nothing against these individuals, but with this developer, there is this year-in, year-out consumer effort to fix/tweak those under the hood issues they are not able to test through hands-on gameplay while they are at these community events. EA's football Demo's fall into the same thinking. What is released as a Demo, is not indicative of what will be in your $60 purchase. Leading into NCAA 13 hype time, I wish all forums/commities would adopt this simple mindset... Keep your words and "Show us some Proof" The truth is that I really believe EA's brand of football is incapable of meeting/exceeding the level of some of the other sports titles it's constantly compared to. It's simply not there. Thus why the game is, were it is and have struggled in the basic football 101 area's every year since being on Next-Gen. As others have noted: They market the use to Tuners from Pre-Demo to Release, and we get not one as at least as an attempt to say we're listening to our fanbase!!! I just want someone else to take a stab at bringing us some College Football, period!!! edaddy and BaylorBearBryant like this.

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