I have 1 problem with how the Wolverines are portrayed. While watching the video, I noticed the Michigan offense going into alot of ace formations. In Rich Rodriguez's world, lining up under the center is un heard of, let alone ace formations. Also, Steve Threets number is off. Steve Threet is number 10. But I can fix this when I get my 360 back and when I buy the game. They at least portayed the Michigan defense correctly. Aggresive, dominant, fast.
That video really shows the problems in the kicking game and how easy it is to have huge returns. Hopefully sliders will help it out somewhat. I still can't wait until Tuesday.
That Michigan stadium got really loud with my headset plugged in. Sure it's not like real college football, but it was definately louder than it has been in years past. Can't wait until Tuesday!!!
I'm more puzzled by the fact that you actually want to sit back and watch the computer play itself...
It's nice for some preview vids and what not, but otherwise... seriously?
Well sometimes when you are in a race for the conference championship its nice to watch a game that impacts your team. Or if you are like me you watch 20 games a week and have a cpu vs cpu season.
I'm more puzzled by the fact that you actually want to sit back and watch the computer play itself...
It's nice for some preview vids and what not, but otherwise... seriously?
I have found that a complete cpu vs cpu (all-american difficulty) season minus your one user-controlled(Heisman difficulty) team gives you the most realistic passing and rushing numbers. Of course the average person doesn't have the amount of free or disposable time required to accomplish this type of gameplay.
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