NCAA Football 12 Title Update #4 Details, Available on Nov. 8

[Tennessee]

Haha what a joke.

[jhempel.msre]

I'm so glad I decided to sell my copy on eBay last week before I had the news on the #4 update. I was certain that once the news came out on the update, it would do absolutely nothing to change my mind from bailing out on this game..... and EA came through precisely as I had predicted. In fact, the news on the #4 update makes me elated to know that there are still suckers out there on eBay who are willing to pay $40 (my final auction price) for this pile of garbage.

[edaddy]

"the decision has been made to apply the proper fix in NCAA FOOTBALL 13"..Wow just wow..I don't get it with EA shouldnt the focus have been to apply the proper fix now for NCAA 12?..Guess that's all she wrote folks!!..LOl

[BigDuke]

Quote: Originally Posted by SECElite3

I am just as confused as you my man.. but according to this: http://www.gamespot.com/xbox360/spor...d=m-1-60369346 the tendencies switch when the recruit joins the team. so if you recruit a balanced QB, his tendency will switch to scrambler when he joins the team. Luckily, I only play one year of my dynasty, because that issue seems pretty nasty.

Thanks for posting that link. I hadn't read it before.

I won't know until I actually start my dynasty and see for myself, but it seems like the true answer is:

1) Only affects incoming recruits after they join the team. I'm guessing all the existing players don't change, including recruits from prior dynasty year's classes. So if I "edit" a recruit back to his original tendency, it will stick through each following dynasty season until he graduates. Meaning it will not change back to the wrong tendency each season.

2) Certain tendencies per position get changed to a different tendency. Editing the recruit changes their tendency back to the correct, original one. (And hopefully this change is permanently saved).

3) Only affects played games, not simmed games.

4) I'm still of the opinion that the only position this is truly noticeable and matters is QB.

[SECElit3]

Quote: Originally Posted by BigDuke

Thanks for posting that link. I hadn't read it before. I won't know until I actually start my dynasty and see for myself, but it seems like the true answer is: 1) Only affects incoming recruits after they join the team. I'm guessing all the existing players don't change, including recruits from prior dynasty year's classes. So if I "edit" a recruit back to his original tendency, it will stick through each following dynasty season until he graduates. Meaning it will not change back to the wrong tendency each season. 2) Certain tendencies per position get changed to a different tendency. Editing the recruit changes their tendency back to the correct, original one. (And hopefully this change is permanently saved). 3) Only affects played games, not simmed games. 4) I'm still of the opinion that the only position this is truly noticeable and matters is QB.

Nah... It is actually pretty noticeable with other postions as well. For instance, say the tendency is switched to power on a running back whose correct tendency is speed. That 180-190 lb running back will try to use power moves, instead of the jukes and spins because the tendency tells the CPU which moves to use. It is also very noticeable with corners and safeties pass coverage abilities.

[PatriotJames]

Still waiting for my money back, this game is a joke.

[Keyser Soze]

the problem now is that there is never a "safe time to buy" because with patches EA can take something that works and BREAK it well after release... so even if you wait a month, that protects you from NOTHING if you want to play online at all.

[jyoung]

NCAA 12 release date -- July 12

Online dynasty allegedly becomes playable with the transfer failed fix -- November 8

Sorry, but consumers should not have to wait four months after release for a major feature in a game to work.

Imagine the uproar that would happen if Modern Warfare 3's online features didn't work at all for four months lol