NCAA Football 11 Videos: Army vs. Navy (OS @ E3)

[stylee]

Quote: Originally Posted by ufgators253

Edit: Man the triple option is not a strength of the people playing is it?

lol you got that right

[BroMontana82]

what's the dev. explanation for sliding?

[they call me kevin]

Wait I'm kind of confused, I thought that they said that protak/gang tackling ala Madden 10 would be in this, but I've yet to see it in any videos.

So I guess it isn't in after all?

[ConVick]

Quote: Originally Posted by BroMontana82

what's the dev. explanation for sliding?

I know right...that last video was was just sickening

Quote: Originally Posted by they call me kevin

Wait I'm kind of confused, I thought that they said that protak/gang tackling ala Madden 10 would be in this, but I've yet to see it in any videos. So I guess it isn't in after all?

I think they mentioned before that there would be a variation of pro-tak which made it occur less often than Madden's

[Solidice]

Quote: Originally Posted by they call me kevin

Wait I'm kind of confused, I thought that they said that protak/gang tackling ala Madden 10 would be in this, but I've yet to see it in any videos. So I guess it isn't in after all?

it is, I've seen it in the demo at least.

[BadAssHskr]

Quote: Originally Posted by BroMontana82

what's the dev. explanation for sliding?

if i remember correctly i think they said that when the user initially get the ball it's undetermined which way you are going to move your player, hence the sliding.

[mgoblue678]

What confuses me about the amount of sliding, is I thought that would have been one of the things that Locomotion would have fixed. Apparently that is not the case.

^^^If that is their explanation, than why did the sliding on that wr end around occur well after the user initially got the ball? Not sure I buy that.

[BadAssHskr]

Quote: Originally Posted by mgoblue678

What confuses me about the amount of sliding, is I thought that would have been one of the things that Locomotion would have fixed. Apparently that is not the case. ^^^If that is their explanation, than why did the sliding on that wr end around occur well after the user initially got the ball? Not sure I buy that.

the good news is, it's less than a small issue so unless you're just looking to complain for complaining sake, we can all move forward now and enjoy what's going to be an outstanding year of college football.