Infinity 2.0 Physic too tone down

[drlw322]

Is it just me or does the physic engine seem really tone down giving it more of a canned animation effect where the outcome of each collision and tackle is more predictable unlike madden last year. Rather have whats in the video.

[Parrotheadache]

I feel like its about the same as after they patched Madden last year. On release all the players limbs were like rubber bands, but after the patch I think it resembles what NCAA is showing this year.

[moylan1234]

Madden 13 was unplayable to me. I've only had limited time with NCAA 14, but I already like NCAA better and had more fun in one game than I did at anytime during the one month I was trying to play Madden

[GruffyMcGuiness]

I find the IE pretty boring on this one. Still seeing the same tackles a ton.

[TeeDogg]

call me crazy, but im not feeling the infinity engine in either game. don't get me wrong when it works as intended its great. but I tend to get wonky animations more so than the ones in the vids. the more realistic animations tends to be the mo-capped ones. this isn't a knock on EA I like where they are aiming but it makes the transition animations twitchy and odd, less life like. but NCAA is less wonky than last years madden at release so I guess it is toned down. I hope next gen is able to use te infinity engine more while eliminating the non life-like moments.

[The JareBear]

Put CPU RBA up to 80
put user tackling to 25

You're welcome. Enjoy the show

[majesty95]

I have a different version of the game I guess. I see a ton of new tackle animations. The shoestring tackles are my favorite. Also get quite a bit stumbling and fighting to stay on their feet.

[StoneCalf]

As this is my first experience with an Infinity Engine, I'll have to say I'm generally very pleased with the new dynamics that it introduces. Most of the interactions and dynamics I see are well done in my opinion, but then there's a few that look goofy, like where a player is knocked down after a less than significant degree of contact.