NCAA Football 10 - Current Plans

[Hellisan]

Quote: Originally Posted by mgoblue678

Whoever is responsible deserves to get flamed.

Flaming is against the TOS of the operation sports forums. Or so I was warned/infracted.

[mgoblue678]

^^^Never said I would flame them, but I wouldn't blame somebody if they did.

[Trojans23]

I'm speechless. I can NOT believe sliders are broken yet again. This blows my mind even more then the wrong roster file being on the game.

This is the only video game I've consistently played over the years. I ONLY come onto the message boards this time of year to get NCAA impressions.

And I've bought NCAA on release day everday since 2003 but I just cancelled my preorder with this news. I will wait until the patch is released and then decide whether or not to purchase.

Unbelievable...

[Hooe]

I think I speak for the entire community when I say that we appreciate your team's dedication to the community, Russ. While many of us may be vocal and harsh yet constructive critics of the game, ultimately we simply want the same thing you all want, and that's an excellent college football game this year. To me the demo clearly indicates that the pieces are in place for this to happen, and should your team address the community's concerns post-release as you say you all will, we'd be very appreciative.

Well, most of us, anyhow, but I try to think positive.

[Blueblood53]

Quote: Originally Posted by Krioniq

I think I speak for the entire community when I say that we appreciate your team's dedication to the community, Russ. While many of us may be vocal and harsh yet constructive critics of the game, ultimately we simply want the same thing you all want, and that's an excellent college football game this year. To me the demo clearly indicates that the pieces are in place for this to happen, and should your team address the community's concerns post-release as you say you all will, we'd be very appreciative. Well, most of us, anyhow, but I try to think positive.

This is exactly what I wanted to post.

I actually feel like the NCAA 2010 demo plays better.

I also like the Aggressive/Non-Aggressive stuff.

I do have a question though, are the ratings for some players changing or are freshman just being added in???

[Lava]

There's no excuse for this, IMO. If you mess something up one year, you would certainly think you'd make damn sure you didn't do it again next year. I can't remember the last time I actually heard good news about this game.

Wow.

[SemperVictoria]

Quote: Originally Posted by boritter

I'm sure one of these years EA will learn how to make the sliders work.

Wanna bet?

And how long did it take last year before the slider patch was released…? And when it WAS released, did it work…?

Don’t bother answering—these were rhetorical.

Seriously, anyone who buys this game—and then turns around and bitches about it—should receive a lifetime ban from OS. And then be kicked in the nuts.

[boritter]

Quote: Originally Posted by Russell_Kiniry_EA

It's unfortunate that a we've allowed a few things to get by onto the disc in NCAA 10, this kind of thing bother us just as much as you guys

I call BS. The sliders were broke in NCAA 09. The patch to fix the sliders didn't work. You didn't fix them in NCAA 10. Instead you added Season Showdown sponsored by Coke Zero and FG nets. If it bothered EA they would have fixed it. Period.

You did almost nothing to improve NCAA 10 and it still features most of the deficiencies from NCAA 09. The blocking AI is still terrible. The suction effect is still there.

EA royally screwed up the rosters. The scary thing is we discovered the roster error for EA. If they missed something that important, what else did they miss?

The game is flawed out of the box but EA promises to patch it

I'm sick of trying to be politically correct.

The NCAA development team should be embarrassed. The roster and the slider issues are HUGE mistakes; not minor bugs. They should pay us to be beta testers because NCAA 10 is not a finished product. This is the least a sports game has ever improved in a one-year development cycle.