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Old 07-20-2009, 10:12 PM   #49
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i agree with this 100%
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Old 07-20-2009, 10:36 PM   #50
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Let's be honest. With NCAA10 EA failed the consumer in many ways once again. I don't see very much appealing about this game What a disappointment. There is not much difference from this year's and last years game.
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Old 07-20-2009, 10:53 PM   #51
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ncaa 10 is the best game out now

This is why I both hate and love opinions, don't get me wrong I respect your opinion and would fight for your right to have one even if all you chose to do with it were make ridiculous remarks like that one. But as someone who has played NCAA Football since 2001 this game feels so boring it's amazing. The presentation feels so dull and empty it takes the fun out of playing the game,which is suppose to be about college football yet it fails to capture anything similar to the feel of an actual game. This is the first time I haven't bought the game in a long time. It's a waste of money,I'll wait until Madden and hopefully next year EA decides to bring the hammer down on Tiburon and make a decent game but right now I'm disappointed.
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Old 07-20-2009, 11:37 PM   #52
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hipster i hear you bro,

i just converted a 4th and 17 with 2 mins left down by 3 and the dude just got back up and walked to the huddle like it was a 5 yd catch in the first Q....

atmosphere is lacking, that place should have been wild, some helmit slaps from teammates something, i get it now its not just x& o's there has to be some balance..

seanmac, i am not following your argument bro, i dont know how bad you want these guys to play,

i thing usc ,ight beat the lions i'm serious
USC would lose about 56-3 against the Lions. I'm serious. It would be an epic beatdown.
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Old 07-21-2009, 08:35 AM   #53
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ncaa 10 producers are going so far off from where they should be heading. there main goals this year was teambuilder, season showdown, and online dynasty. why are they putting all these extras into the game when they dont even have a solid foundation to work from. EAs motto is "its in the game" and nothing in college football shows in ncaa 10. instead they have mascot game, special teams mini game, option dash, bowling, and a whole bunch more crap that has nothing to do with wat they should be doing. And wat they should be doing is finding every aspect of college football and put it in the game. the commercial is lying to us when they show ncaa 10 highlights an say its in the game bec nothing good is in that game. step 1 to making a good college football game would be to make a real to life physics engine that changes dynamically based on players attributes. this gameplay engine would make it real and different everytime you play step 2 is to make a solid ai and make each team different and play based on how they do in real life. this and all the coaching options ever would make each game strategic and different each time you play. step 3 would be to bring college football to life. using your espn contract make the games life like. emotion and excitement with tons of crowd animations based on wats going on in game. mascots, student section, homefield advantages, band, cheerleading, ect. 4th step is to bring everything in football to the game. exs let me see the coin flip and captains meet up. chain gain, refs, cameras, advertisement, kicker warming up, coach cut scenes, replays on big plays, bench interactions, halftime show, pregame show. 5th step is to put the extras and gamemodes into the game. EX online dynasty, road to glory, offline dynasty, create a whatever, season showdown, coop onlie, and maybe fun mini games

this is not going to take just one year to do exceptionally well. im more of a gameplay guy then to watch scenes of things i usually skip but thats just me. if they were to get down he gameplay i would be happy but they cant even do that. EA would rather have there main feature be teambuilder. i can understand nhl to be having teambulder but not ncaa 10. they have to start over before they add in there junk. nhl series has a solid gameplay and all there doing is improving. by nlh 11 they will have over the top game modes bec they already worked on the gameplay and presentation. all ncaa has done is took out stuff that were good and put stuff in that is pointless. EA needs to stop turning the ball over every single year. they need to make a coaching adjustment or they are not ever going to make a good gam. ps last 2 sentences are reallly dum and cheesy but true
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Old 07-21-2009, 11:41 AM   #54
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USC would lose about 56-3 against the Lions. I'm serious. It would be an epic beatdown.
Yeah I agree with you there, the Lions would beat USC, or any other College Football Team, and to say otherwise is just inexcusably egocentric. However, that is not the Point.

No one is questioning the talent on the field when comparing the NFL with colege. It's an obvious arguement that is not worth anyone's time. But, talent, is one of the very reasons I sometimes don't enjoy watching the NFL. Thats what it's all about to those guys, their talent. They all think that their Crap don't stink, and only care about themselves. It's all about the money to those guys, no passion, no "team" implement, no I'll do my part for the team, it's all, a I'll do my part for ME. You do have your Brett Farve's out their who just Love playing the game, but those individuals seem to be few and far between these days. There jsut doesn't seem to be any passion for the game anymore, there is just passion for making more money.

I've been to plenty of College Football games, and plenty of NFL games in my day, and no NFL Stadium, no NFL Crowd, no NFL atmosphere even comes remotely close to, say "the swamp", "beaver stadium", "the shoe", "the big house"...etcc... It's about the passion, and the electricity in the air on game day.....the ATMOSPHERE

Thats what it's all about in my opinion, if all I cared about was watching the best players with the most talent, then yeah I'd be a NFL junkie. But I don't care about that, and thats what I think lot of people just don't get, they don't understand what it's all about. To me, the NFL is just to BLAH for my liking, at least compared to College. Now I'm a football maniac, so I watch the NFL don't get me wrong, I'm just comparing the two is I see them.

A few college athetes might get "some" money under the table, but 99.9% of them don't. Yeah they get scholarships, but they don't get that pay check, worth millions of dollars, whether I'm second string, whether I'm hurt and not playing, whether I am a starter.

It all comes down to this, at the end of the day, what are YOU playing for? Your Family, your wife, youself, your passion for the game, money? Unfortunently, the Ladder is where a lot of the NFL athletes stand. And, that drastically changes the way they look at the game
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My biggest pet peeve about this game is the horrible disparity in line play. My offensive line turns to keystone cops with the simplest of blitzes leaving me to scramble like mad just to get a pass off to my dump off receiver. Meanwhile a heavy blitz from me seems to be picked up rather well about 40% by the computer. Even their running backs seem to throw wicked blocks while mine just kind of hovers around and lets guys get by him. they need to fix this because it's quiet annoying.
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Old 07-21-2009, 02:15 PM   #56
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I enjoy this game. True it lacks alot of things that could give it that "revolutionary" aspect and the commentary still sucks but for the most part it holds my interest. ActualIy if it wasn't for Teambuilder I probably would have passed on it and continued with 09. I stopped playing Madden after 2004 on last gen. I did purchase Madden 09 for the current gen and found out I still didn't like it. I can't put my finger on why I just can't get into it. I guess because I am more of a college football fan than the pro game. There are tons of things that could improve this series. Instead rehashing the franchise needs to be rebuilt. If you read these forums like I do you would see alot of wonderful ideas the OS family has to give NCAA a second life. Plus this both franchises need competition. How do you know if you are putting out your best if no one challenges you to do so? Which is why I think that why the FIFA, NHL and Tiger Woods series seem more polished than the flagship Madden and NCAA franchises. IDK maybe it's just me.
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