Move to 17 Different Cities, Revive Historic Teams and More in Madden NFL 25

[AaronS444]

Quote: Originally Posted by jpdavis82

San Antonio and Salt Lake City are in http://blogs.thescore.com/franchisem...ese-17-cities/

My mistake.

I thought the other user posted the whole list.

They're still selling this short though IMO. If you give a user power to move their team, they should be able to move to Wyoming or Maine if they so choose. Or Paris ect..

The possibilities shouldn't be limited. They should be endless.

[jpdavis82]

Quote: Originally Posted by AaronS444

My mistake. I thought the other user posted the whole list. They're still selling this short though IMO. If you give a user power to move their team, they should be able to move to Wyoming or Maine if they so choose. Or Paris ect.. The possibilities shouldn't be limited. They should be endless.

I like the way they did it because it seems to be that they chose the biggest cities in the US without a NFL team except maybe Las Vegas. I also like how you have to choose a name from the fans vote. It seems they are trying to replicate the relocation process of the NFL in a authentic manner. It's hard to say Germany is more likely than Mexico City when there has been a game in MC before, sf vs az I believe.

[tfctillidie]

Quote: Originally Posted by AaronS444

My mistake. I thought the other user posted the whole list. They're still selling this short though IMO. If you give a user power to move their team, they should be able to move to Wyoming or Maine if they so choose. Or Paris ect.. The possibilities shouldn't be limited. They should be endless.

They chose to pick realistic cities where teams could land, nothing wrong with that.

I'm glad they went this route, I don't want to be in an owner league where someone moves the Packers to India.

Considering they decided to do 3 custom designed teams (logos, jerseys, etc) and each of these sites has actual commentary about it, they would be limited in how many could be done.

Designing all the teams...you only have so many ideas. You also have only so much time with Nantz/Simms to create the commentary, and disc space for it all.

We know disc space is an issue for Madden as it is, so this shouldn't be a surprise.

[jpdavis82]

Quote: Originally Posted by tfctillidie

They chose to pick realistic cities where teams could land, nothing wrong with that. I'm glad they went this route, I don't want to be in an owner league where someone moves the Packers to India. Considering they decided to do 3 custom designed teams (logos, jerseys, etc) and each of these sites has actual commentary about it, they would be limited in how many could be done. Designing all the teams...you only have so many ideas. You also have only so much time with Nantz/Simms to create the commentary, and disc space for it all. We know disc space is an issue for Madden as it is, so this shouldn't be a surprise.

I don't think people realize how much disc space is an issue. Good thing is we're going from 256mb ram to 8gb with next gen. So that excuse will be long gone.

[tfctillidie]

Quote: Originally Posted by jpdavis82

I don't think people realize how much disc space is an issue. Good thing is we're going from 256mb ram to 8gb with next gen. So that excuse will be long gone.

Well RAM and disc space aren't the same thing, but yes having a ton more RAM will help the game in many other ways.

Having more disc space (since Xberx Juan will now use blu ray) things will be alot better with how much content can get put on the disc.

[wildthing2022000]

My problem with the cities is that you can't realign the divisions afterwards so if I move Jacksonville to LA then LA will play in the AFC South instead of the AFC West and moving KC over to the South or make other moves...

[LakerPride]

Birmingham should've been included, oh well.

[AaronS444]

Quote: Originally Posted by LakerPride

Birmingham should've been included, oh well.

Yep.

Dozens of other exclusions. Very disappointing.