Rain in every game? (Only certain teams)

[Amino]

I'm six games in to my 49ers 'chise, no rain. There was mild fog at the Eagles game but that's as drastic as the weather got. I am expecting snow when I play against the East coast teams in a few weeks time.

[warrior7807]

seems like every one of my Dolphins franchise games is in the rain. sucks

[ThisIsReality]

Quote: Originally Posted by bingo911

Each game has predetermined weather. Starting it over won't change the weather.

Might want to suggest EA to randomize weather but make it logical. Say: You're playing as the Patriots in November or December you either get light snow, heavy snow or no snow but cold enough to see their breaths.

If you like this idea let the devs know about it through twitter.

[The Trooper 458]

Quote: Originally Posted by Redskins_Hokies

Redskins - clear blue skies

Cardinals @ Redskins Year 1 - rain
Cardinals @ Redskins Year 2 pre-season - rain

Sure you haven't had any rain at FedEx Field?

It's funny actually because when I played the Seahawks at QWest it was clear and sunny. I thought it always rained in Seattle?

[mkita24]

Played 3 games outdoors. 2 in Green bay, 1 in CLE and all had heavy rain.

[MelR2000]

Why can't we just have the option to change the weather if we don't like what the program chose during Franchise. Options are always the better way to go for the customer. Why is this concept so hard to understand?

[KCsFinest5]

The Chiefs play their first 9 home games in the rain every season of franchise.

THIS IS RUINING THE GAME FOR ME AND MANY OTHERS.

Has EA released any statement actually saying they know about it? If not, I'm guessing it can't/won't be fixed.

[mercalnd]

Quote: Originally Posted by KCsFinest5

The Chiefs play their first 9 home games in the rain every season of franchise. THIS IS RUINING THE GAME FOR ME AND MANY OTHERS. Has EA released any statement actually saying they know about it? If not, I'm guessing it can't/won't be fixed.

Not according to a poster in this thread who tested 5 seasons with the Chiefs and actually saw less rain (although still more than expected) after season 1.