Five Things to Improve NCAA Football 13

[blkrptnt819]

Quote: Originally Posted by CuseGirl

I swear on my life that in ONE Madden version and one version of NCAA, the plane of the "lead receiver" function was an X-axis, Z-axis, not X and Y, as it is now. Let's say I'm throwing to a receiver on a post route from the left side. When I hit up and to the right with the left stick, the ball is then high in the air and out to the right. It should be out in the front of the receiver. I hope people understand what I mean, i kno it sounds convoluted. They had it one year and then they got rid of it and I haven't been the same since.

I completely understand and that's the way it should be.

[blamalex]

I couldn't agree more with plays not working and game physics... I often sub my top wide reciever into the slot position (#3 WR on depth chart) just because more passing routes are open for that player. Fade routes and deep out routes/posts almost always get intercepted or batted down by that annoying super linebacker. And Strength and size play no part in this game. You can literally put a 215lb LB at DE and he will be just as dominate if his attributes are high enough. It's just not realistic.

[MarvinOida]

Presentation, Gameplay, and Customization, ESPN is the presentation, use ESPN more for this, Gameplay, Football engine can be more better, and to add TeamBuilder, Gameface!! I think this would be awesome

(Other awesome thing, 40 Create a School Slots to make 32 NFL Teams =)

[cheatom256]

i agree with everything this article is talking about especially the recruiting. i feel that the recruiting process needs to b alot more exciting.(just like the artiicle stated. bring back espn sportcenter where they talk about the prodictions for the upcoming season, the key players of season. i think they should also have a sportscenter session where they talk about the top recruits and where they sign. i think they should have it where you can not online recruit the upcoming seniors, but also the upcoming juniors and sophmores...i mean they did it with ncaa basketball so they should do it with football. like the article said they should have the players doing more in the pre- game like getting crunk and excited more exercises and stretching and warming up. and while they are doing all that lee corso and whoever else could be talkin about the game and giving predictions. make rivalry games feel like a rivalry game. add some pushing and shoving to the game. add more variety of gear like gloves,socks,underarmor shirts, arm bands, spats, more hair style (and not just designated for certain skin colors),ankle braces. put the under armor all- american game and the other all american game or at least mention it.. make bigger hits look and feel like big hits, have sime helments flying off every once in a while.

its alot of stuff you can do so lets get it done

o yea and ill be back with more ideas

[cheatom256]

and i agree with what the article is saying about the recruiting.....if its gone be a game based on real life action then lets make it that way

[NateDogPack12]

What's the point of a UA/All-American All-Star game that will only involve roughly 5% of players in the database, when we already know their attributes and talents? This has always been sort of a meh to me. I don't understand why so many want it so badly.

Now, a Spring Game, that could allow coaches to play with their own teams to tinker with different packages and determine your teams identity in a sort of "Pre-Season", or some kind of Spring Camp, where drills could be used to make a player or certain skill positions better, sounds much more practical to me.

It brings it's own questions though. What would you user-play? The 1st and 2nd team offenses? Defenses? Could we divide the teams ourselves or would there be some sort of algorithm by which the CPU divided the teams for us?

[fcboiler87]

Quote: Originally Posted by NateDogPack12

What's the point of a UA/All-American All-Star game that will only involve roughly 5% of players in the database, when we already know their attributes and talents? This has always been sort of a meh to me. I don't understand why so many want it so badly. Now, a Spring Game, that could allow coaches to play with their own teams to tinker with different packages and determine your teams identity in a sort of "Pre-Season", or some kind of Spring Camp, where drills could be used to make a player or certain skill positions better, sounds much more practical to me. It brings it's own questions though. What would you user-play? The 1st and 2nd team offenses? Defenses? Could we divide the teams ourselves or would there be some sort of algorithm by which the CPU divided the teams for us?

I agree with you on the first part. I mean, if you are an Alabama or Auburn or a team like that, I can see the benefit. But if you are one of the majority of teams in the NCAA, the AA game does you no good because you aren't recruiting anyone in it. I don't have a problem with it being a part of things, I would just never use it. I'm like you Nate I don't see why so many want it for those reasons.

[Sportsfan0290]

5 Things To Me That NCAA Football 13 Needs!

1. Celebration's after game/in Come'on NCAA it was fun in 11 bring it back
2. Bring back all the FCS school's teambuilders getting a bit annoying
3. Videos of recruits on campus video interviews with them etc
4. Mid season coach changes and conference invitations they had it in 10
5. Suspensions which would be great

Remember back in the older versions they had suspensions. You'd be able to suspend a player for lack of academics for half a game or a season? College football 13 needs that and the other 4 things I recomended. Yes I know that they took it out because it's a new rule in college but it's a video game not real life. Also having FCS school's is a lot better plus if you do OC or DC or HC in FCS imagine how much tougher it could be to get into the FBS. Tell me what you guys think. A spring game would also be nice to see put instead of having just practice mode and have something that enables you to upgrade the freshman before the season.