NCAA Football 13 Road to Glory Details, Screenshots, Trailer & Blogs

[illwill10]

Quote: Originally Posted by chicagopax

Madden actually made big leaps this year, NCAA took two steps forward with presentation but left gameplay and the career modes pretty much untouched. I still believe both games are well worth the purchase, people tend to exaggerate the negatives, if you expect massive changes on a yearly released game your going to be a pretty disappointed guy. Madden had a lot more ground to make up than NCAA did, NCAA needed bug fixes and they obviously aren't going to be making a playbook based around 'hey guys we fixed our bugs!' because that is still negative PR. The RTP helps alleviate a lot of issues and will / hopefully be brought over to NCAA next season, while Connected Careers will most likely not be carried into NCAA, it should be a big year next year for NCAA, since regardless it's sounding like from Looman (SP?) saying that the two games wouldn't be compatabile that big changes are on the horizon. Am I disappointed with the jump from 12 to 13? A little, but if they tune CC and with all the additions and if a good majority of the bugs are fixed, than I will be more than happy to spend $120 on football games this season [for the first time this generation].

Exactly.
They did fix some nagging parts of gameplay and Improved Recruiting. Sure I would have loved for more depth in dynasty and RTP. But, as long as most of the bugs have been fixed, then I am good.

[kafb86]

SO we cant use community rosters again in rtg? unbelievable

[kingsofthevalley]

I am extremely confused right now. Why did they create another story mode? Seems like a waste of manpower and resources to me. We already have dynasty mode and Road to Glory, why was Heisman mode created?

I'm going to have to say (and this is fact not opinion) that this makes no sense whatsoever. RTG and Heisman seem like pretty much the same thing. Could they have not kept one or the other and poured their resources and manpower into it to make it extremely polished? Why split developers on two damn near identical modes?

Hell, why not play it like Madden and combine RTG, heisman, and dynasty into one fantastic mode and focus all dev power on it. Makes a heap more sense.

What were these guys smoking at the concept table lol?

Oh, and I'm not even about to destroy my brain cells trying to figure out the bright one who came up with bullet time for a football game lol. Very strange year for NCAA indeed.

[The_Rick_14]

Quote: Originally Posted by kingsofthevalley

I am extremely confused right now. Why did they create another story mode? Seems like a waste of manpower and resources to me. We already have dynasty mode and Road to Glory, why was Heisman mode created? I'm going to have to say (and this is fact not opinion) that this makes no sense whatsoever. RTG and Heisman seem like pretty much the same thing. Could they have not kept one or the other and poured their resources and manpower into it to make it extremely polished? Why split developers on two damn near identical modes? Hell, why not play it like Madden and combine RTG, heisman, and dynasty into one fantastic mode and focus all dev power on it. Makes a heap more sense. What were these guys smoking at the concept table lol? Oh, and I'm not even about to destroy my brain cells trying to figure out the bright one who came up with bullet time for a football game lol. Very strange year for NCAA indeed.

Seems to me you're making a big assumption assuming that they did split developers on two modes unless I missed something that said otherwise.

[WLU Golden Hawk]

Im convinced now more than ever that the NCAA team floats around ideas and plays paper basketball untill January when the community guys come in and thats when they start to work on next years game

[TreyIM2]

I don't like reaction time. Hmph.

[KushNstien]

Is it me, or did anyone else hear the 'who dat' chant at the end of the trailer??

[JerseySuave4]

Cool a mode i will once again never touch especially because of this stupid reaction time thing. Good job EA