NCAA Football 14 Gameplay Video - LSU vs. Texas A&M

[noplace]

I just think its random #'s this year. Hopefully the attributes line up as close as possible though. Seen #8 at QB in another vid also for Clemson. On another note its kinda a admission of guilt if the do go with random #'s this year but I understand why they did it.

[FloridaGators11]

Quote: Originally Posted by noplace

I just think its random #'s this year. Hopefully the attributes line up as close as possible though. Seen #8 at QB in another vid also for Clemson. On another note its kinda a admission of guilt if the do go with random #'s this year but I understand why they did it.

Saw that too, along with a Florida #21 running back picture (there is no #21 running back) but then there is multiple Oregon pictures and others showing starters so not sure what to expect. All that really matters is the attributes being close.

[BearsNVA]

Quote: Originally Posted by ch46647

Looks literally the exact same as last year. I saw no difference in locomotion, even to the ball carriers. Bring on Next-Gen....

Yeah, I think that Madden on the PS4 will show everybody what the ball carrying animations are supposed to look like. The engine they are using this year on NCAA are more about the reaction players have when they are hit or bumped, and the next gen stuff is more about movement.

Who knows though. I could be wrong and they'll both suck.

[brobamigo]

Quote: Originally Posted by noplace

I just think its random #'s this year. Hopefully the attributes line up as close as possible though. Seen #8 at QB in another vid also for Clemson. On another note its kinda a admission of guilt if the do go with random #'s this year but I understand why they did it.

Fwiw Clemson does have a qb that wore #8 in cole stoudt..although he is changing his # to 18this upcoming year

[LastExit]

Quote: Originally Posted by The_Wise_One

If they announced that the only aspect of presentation they were working on was crowd noise/reaction I would be a happy man. It is repetitive and boring. I hate having to force myself to enjoy intense games.

+1

According to one of the podcasts the dev team "blew out" the crowd noise but this does not inspire any confidence at all. I said this last year.....sometimes I wonder if the dev team actually sits down and watches college football because the intensity of the crowd does not come close to matching it in real life. A good announcing team for college football will go silent for a few seconds after the home team scores a TD to let the viewer soak in the atmosphere.

[Gronk4M13]

All around, the video looks good.

[brobamigo]

Quote: Originally Posted by LastExit

+1 According to one of the podcasts the dev team "blew out" the crowd noise but this does not inspire any confidence at all. I said this last year.....sometimes I wonder if the dev team actually sits down and watches college football because the intensity of the crowd does not come close to matching it in real life. A good announcing team for college football will go silent for a few seconds after the home team scores a TD to let the viewer soak in the atmosphere.

Likely wishful thinking but hopefully this is an early early build and the crowd aspect hadn't been touched yet as of this video

Wouldn't think itd be that hard to get the atmosphere part right seeing how it was perfect on last gen

[rockytop52]

Didnt see any physics. Same tackle animation where the defender and ball carrier meet up and move their feet until the ball carrier falls back