NCAA Football 10 Blog: Season Showdown: Strategy, New Video Too

[NavigatorD83]

maybe some day Ncaa and Madden will have the Coordinators talking to you like they did in head coach. maybe if they were the ones to alert you when linked plays have a chance at being effective it wouldnt seem like it was "dumming down" the game. Id eventually like there to be more interaction with your coaches in these games.

[Sven Draconian]

Quote: Originally Posted by fincane

George Teague stripping Lamar Thomas in the '93 Sugar Bowl is a better example. But the point is made. Defenders go for strips in the open field plenty.

Bull.

I'm sure in the history of football it has happened, but it's hardly a regular occurence. Certainly players fumble in the open field, players fumble on just regular tackles all the time. (Another silly aspect of this system). If a player wants to be aggressive, the broken tackles should increase a ton. Make the penalty worth it.

[Potatoes002]

Quote: Originally Posted by Saints21

Can we have confirmation that "Chew Clock" is NCAA's version of accelerated clock!!!!

This better be in, last year on ncaa stradegies they said they would .......Besides pursuit angles this was my number one priority (not wants or wishes) to be added to this years game

[Potatoes002]

I have a question, how can people tell if someone is sim from season showdown?

[superjames1992]

Quote: Originally Posted by Potatoes002

This better be in, last year on ncaa stradegies they said they would .......Besides pursuit angles this was my number one priority (not wants or wishes) to be added to this years game

You got that right. Pursuit angles destroyed last year's game.

And, yes, accelerated clock would be a huge addition!

[da ThRONe]

Quote: Originally Posted by superjames1992

You got that right. Pursuit angles destroyed last year's game. And, yes, accelerated clock would be a huge addition!

Sorry but OL/DL INA clearly was the biggest issue in 09

[tswiatkowski]

jbdeuce: First of all, I totally agree with you on the "linked plays" thing. I do not want a percentage telling me when the play is ready to be run. On the other hand, when you say you didnt want to fool around w/ SS, you dont really have to fool around with it, you just select a team and play the game.

[DLaren]

Good blog, quick question:

Will CPU controlled teams make use of the 'Gameplanning', 'Setup Plays', and 'Defensive Keys' options?


I would hope that the CPU would be able to take advantage of these tools also; or else the CPU controlled teams will be at a distinct disadvantage from a strategy standpoint.