NCAA Football 11 Demo Available Now, Post Your Impressions Here

[DavonBrown]

It means that play is linked to another play. For example a run up the middle may be linked to a play action pass or a deep pass may be linked to a draw. Basically, if you run one play enough you can setup up the play it's linked to and it will have a higher chance of being successful. It's sort of cheesy, but I get what they're trying to do.

[Kingspadee]

UGH! There was 2 seconds left and I called timeout. Score was 0-0 and I was in FG range. Then after my timeout Ohio State called 3 timeouts in a row? Is that NOT a penalty?

[Miden]

I'm new here, so I'll go ahead and jump in alittle late with my quick impression on the Demo.

Overall I thought it was a good demo. Got a good look at the presentation, and many of the new animations, movements, and play-styles. It did bring up a few troubling questions though.

Maybe it was just me, but defenses seemed like they were having trouble holding their own. I am reminded of NCAA 09 where a good QB could have a 80%-90% completion percentage almost every game, and the scores would just become crazy high. It looks like NCAA 11 might have spent so much time on the offensive aspects that the defense could suffer in this game, which would be a step backwards from the offense-defense balance they had in NCAA 10.

[jdo2928]

The demo gives me a boner.

[NoDakHusker]

Quote: Originally Posted by DakkoN

What does the little green chain link in the top right corner of a play mean?

I believe it's the same as thing as the set-up plays from last year.

Quote: Originally Posted by jdo2928

The demo gives me a boner.

[RedZoneD25]

I LOVE this game. Can't wait for retail.

[speedy43]

Quote: Originally Posted by Kingspadee

UGH! There was 2 seconds left and I called timeout. Score was 0-0 and I was in FG range. Then after my timeout Ohio State called 3 timeouts in a row? Is that NOT a penalty?

Not in college football

[snowman5607]

Quote: Originally Posted by WTFitsDaveyJ

I LOVE this game. Can't wait for retail.

What you said. It's awesome. I played the demo and then NCAA 10 right after to see the differences, and well, there's not much comparison in my opinion.