NCAA Football 11 Video: Stadium Upgrades and Additions

[Kingspadee]

Quote: Originally Posted by mrMagic91

was that the redskins stadium?

itd make sense - boise st. vs vt is at fedex this year

UPON further looking it says Boston College - The ACC Championship game has been moved to Charlotte so it is probably the Carolina Panthers stadium

[BamaBruce]

Quote: Originally Posted by Adam_Thompson_EA

We made a lot of minor changes to many stadiums this year. This video wasn't really created with what the changes where in mind, just the stadiums effected. For instance, we changed the colors of the banners on the pressbox at Baylor as it was requested that we do so by the school. This video was originally intended for my yearly stadium update blog that will provide more details, but I asked for it to be left out for this very reason. I expect the stadium blog to come out next week. Don't judge our updates soley on this video please. It leaves a LOT of stuff out.

including Bama, of course :P anyway, I can't wait for that blog! Sweet!

[mrMagic91]

Quote: Originally Posted by Kingspadee

itd make sense - boise st. vs vt is at fedex this year UPON further looking it says Boston College - The ACC Championship game has been moved to Charlotte so it is probably the Carolina Panthers stadium

yea, but i dont think the neutral site games in dynasty are in this year

[ngw411]

Quote: Originally Posted by Husker_OS

No Alabama upgrade?

they have it they just didnt have it on the video

[Solidice]

Quote: Originally Posted by mrMagic91

yea, but i dont think the neutral site games in dynasty are in this year

the 4 that have been in for years(OU/UT, Army/Navy, UF/UGA, and Colorado/Colorado State) will likely still be in though. though I never actually check to see if they are used in dynasty mode though, but they do have the stadium specifically made for those match-ups.

[wrigleyville33]

Quote: Originally Posted by peteykirch

I wonder what images EA received.

Honestly, I agree with you here. How hard is it to go to flickr.com, insert the stadium name, and after the results pull up, go to "most recent". Boom, everything should be correct.

[jscrub3]

Quote: Originally Posted by Solidice

conference logos are no longer a part of the field art. it is meshed in depending on which conference the team is in. so if you put Houston in the big 12, they'll have big 12 logos, etc.. all the updates done weren't in that video though. don't think they showed Alabama's or Texas Tech's in it.

you think they'll get texas tech's new upgrades in? i feel like it won't be b/c i don't think it was completed in time for the game. but i'm still hoping.

[Tovarich]

Quote: Originally Posted by mrMagic91

yea, but i dont think the neutral site games in dynasty are in this year

I'd love to know the reason we can't simply select the venue before we start the game like in play now and like a lot of other games allow in the dynasty equivalent mode. The NFL stadiums are easily transferred over, and about half of them will be used for NFL games this season.
Some are in already, although can't be used for all the games they should be, but these aren't in and host a college game this year:
Ravens (Navy-Maryland)
Falcons (North Carolina-LSU...stadium is in, but I have a feeling this game can't be played there)
Redskins (Boise State-Virginia Tech and Penn State-Indiana)
Bengals (Cincinnati-Oklahoma)
Giants/Jets (Rutgers-Army and Notre Dame-Navy)
Rams (Missouri-Illinois)
Lions (Michigan State-Florida Atlantic...stadium is in, but I doubt for this game)
Cowboys (Oregon State-TCU, Texas A&M-Arkansas, Texas Tech-Baylor...also in, but for anything besides the Big 12 Championship?)
Chiefs (Iowa State-Kansas State, Kansas-Missouri...Kansas-Mizzou they could have right maybe, although I have a feeling this is just there to perhaps host a Big 12 title game as well)
Texans (Texas-Rice...this used to be in for Big 12 title games, no clue what it's for now if it's still in the game even)

I get if there's no baseball license to allow for Yankee Stadium to be in for Notre Dame-Army, or for Wrigley to have Illinois-Northwestern, or for the Emerald and St. Petersburg Bowls.

GMAC Bowl would be nice to get in, and I think the Independence Bowl is usually generic too, although Louisiana Tech is playing Grambling there, so it would be nice to see that.

Also, the Seahawks stadium is a must next year since Washington is likely (or maybe it's official now) is going to play all their home games there while they renovate and Washington State is supposed to go back to playing a game there.

It's not a HUGE deal if CPU vs. CPU games are in one field or the other, but for the user to have the option to fix the venue, it'd be nice so the neutral games can be done.