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Madden NFL 10 Patch #2 Details Coming Next Week

08:27 PM - October 8, 2009 by Steve_OS

According to Ian, patch #2 details for Madden NFL 10 will be announced next week.

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	"We are wrapping up the 2nd title update for Madden 10 - lots of good improvements, additions, fixes. Look for a list of stuff next week."

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# 201 19 @ 10/13/09 11:14 AM

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Originally Posted by johnkorean


	I love how people think that if they trash the game, the developers will sit in their offices crying because their feelings are hurt. "I'm trying really hard, guys! Stop being so mean!" In reality they're sitting there saying "Wait, these guys think it's a terrible game and they're still buying it like sheep? HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! Morons. Maybe I'll go home at 2 today." If you actually want to make a difference, complain with your wallet.

Great point! Again it comes down to the fact that Madden has no competition in the marketplace, which I believe is the undeniable cause of all these ill feelings towards the devs. I think in thier mind they feel they can get away with releasing what is essentially a BETA version of the game. It's too bad because IMO this game is a marked improvement over previous next gen versions.

# 202 A Brisk Breeze @ 10/13/09 11:24 AM

All you ever see for the most part is people complaining about the damn game. Why cant we give it some praise for christ sake. I love the game, I honestly think its the best Madden to date. I have no complaints as of right now, sure when it first came out, the holding on field gold attempts was driving me nuts, and the fact that I couldnt run the ball for my life was killing me, the dropped passes was a pain in the ***, since patch # 1 came out, I can honestly say Im really enjoying the game. Its fantastic. We can sit here say make complaints all god damn day long about the little bs that you all come up with, but the fact of the matter is, either you like it or you dont. Deal with it. I love it, I play it everyday, and will continue to do so. Same with NCAA Football 2010, say what you will, but that game is awesome as well.

# 203 Sauk @ 10/13/09 11:34 AM

I haven't purchased the game in 2 years.

And if you have seen a few of the reactions that Ian has had on this board you would not be saying what you just said, because he has had a few of those "my feelings were hurt" kind of reactions.

Not a very good post by you

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Originally Posted by johnkorean


	I love how people think that if they trash the game, the developers will sit in their offices crying because their feelings are hurt. "I'm trying really hard, guys! Stop being so mean!" In reality they're sitting there saying "Wait, these guys think it's a terrible game and they're still buying it like sheep? HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! Morons. Maybe I'll go home at 2 today." If you actually want to make a difference, complain with your wallet.

# 204 johnkorean @ 10/13/09 11:41 AM

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Originally Posted by Sauk


	I haven't purchased the game in 2 years. And if you have seen a few of the reactions that Ian has had on this board you would not be saying what you just said, because he has had a few of those "my feelings were hurt" kind of reactions. Not a very good post by you

Lucky for me my self-esteem isn't tied to how many internet people like my posts.

Also, let me get this straight: you're spending ANY AMOUNT OF TIME AT ALL, NO MATTER HOW SHORT in a thread about the announcement about the announcement of a SECOND patch for a game that you do not own?

Go outside.

How was that post? Better?

# 205 Sauk @ 10/13/09 11:51 AM

I never said your feelings were hurt, I could care less about your feelings, but Ian's were many times on here.

I never said I didn't have the game, did I? I just said I didn't purchase the game.

Still not a very good post by you, sorry.

# 206 K_GUN @ 10/13/09 12:02 PM

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Originally Posted by Sauk


	I never said your feelings were hurt, I could care less about your feelings, but Ian's were many times on here. I never said I didn't have the game, did I? I just said I didn't purchase the game. Still not a very good post by you, sorry.

yet another post/member as to why OS is spiraling downward.

# 207 Sauk @ 10/13/09 12:08 PM

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Originally Posted by ProjectSRT


	Ian's a big boy, I'm sure his feelings are fine. A bunch of whiney brats on this message board are not about to hurt his feelings. By the way, it's I *couldn't* care less, not could.

lol whiny brats or people concerned with the state of the game?

And I "could" not care less about my grammar, this is a message board not a classroom

# 208 Sauk @ 10/13/09 12:08 PM

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Originally Posted by K_GUN


	yet another post/member as to why OS is spiraling downward.

# 209 spankdatazz22 @ 10/13/09 12:10 PM

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Originally Posted by ProjectSRT


	Ian's a big boy, I'm sure his feelings are fine. A bunch of whiney brats on this message board are not about to hurt his feelings.

I don't think "hurt" is the correct emotion. He has come off as overly-sensitive at times. But I think that's why a lot of devs don't involve themselves with their fanbases to the degree they were. At the same time it could be argued they had to do it to try to change the general perception of Madden.

# 210 johnkorean @ 10/13/09 01:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Sauk


	I never said your feelings were hurt, I could care less about your feelings, but Ian's were many times on here. I never said I didn't have the game, did I? I just said I didn't purchase the game. Still not a very good post by you, sorry.

Sorry, there's a general sort of internet bias phenomenon where people generally assume that the people they talk to are similar to themselves. Since I just now figured out you're just a kid, I apologize for being so harsh. As penance, I'm going to let you in on a little secret.

In the business world, you don't hurt adults' feelings. In general, parents teach their children not to be mean to others because you will "hurt their feelings." It's a load of **** once you reach a certain age. In reality, don't be mean to others because they will do everything they can to **** you in the ***.

Hence, when people ride Ian's *** because there's only 1 version of the game, and not the 1000 different versions different people want to see, sure, he takes it a little personally when 13 year old kids complaining about their gifts from mommy make ad hominem attacks when they have no clue what they're talking about. However, the end result is not "My feelings are hurt, so now I'll work extra hard!" The end result is "Well **** you kid, fix it yourself. I'm making money either way."

Understand that I'm trying to help you. Your generation's (and by generation I mean generally people born in the 90's) inability to solve problems is disheartening. It's really our fault: we've created a world where everything was done for you, so in a sense it's not fair to get mad at you for being helpless and clueless about how things get done. But that doesn't change the fact that, unless your methodologies change, you're not going to accomplish anything. Your tactics are counter-productive.

You want a better game? Don't bash the people trying to help you for their lack of football knowledge; share it with them. Be their expert. To paraphrase Jerry Maguire, "Help them help you." Don't alienate the only people in the world who can help you get what you want.

# 211 HealyMonster @ 10/13/09 01:21 PM

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Originally Posted by spankdatazz22


	At this point (five years into next gen) should old Maddens, 2K5, and APF really be legitimate comparisons? I'd argue Maddens next gen ineptness has done more to add to the legend status of 2K5 than 2K5 ever did. It was a last gen game that's basically stood still for the past five years.

Here is the deal with Madden. It seems like evry year, its their first release next Gen, since next gen began.

I know it sounds ********, but the truth is, they are starting over every year.

06 was a wash because it was a launch game and was rushed.

07 then came out a few months later and still had the "we are new" excuses attached to it. I think they added pre game intros and some new animations.

08 they added weapons, and supposedly "refined" stuff but it really didnt move forward much. There was superstar mode, and some additions from last gen

09 there was "branching technology" online leagues that didnt work right, franchise mode additions and the general consensus was that "this dev team get it" take this madden as the starting point for something great.

10 now its "pro tak" as opposed to branching. They sold millions on online franchise whereas it is once again broken and a worthless feature without millions of hours and excel spreadsheets and accountants. A new presentation package which is not much/ not a realistic representation of a TV broadcast yet the general consensus is that "this is a starting point for something great". they release a patch that breaks presentation in some areas.

do you get the picture? Its like over and over and over, while 2k5 has just been good ole' trusty 2k5 for alot of people. This is why it has the cult following that it does.

# 212 SoxFan01605 @ 10/13/09 01:33 PM

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Originally Posted by countryboy


	I don't consider any of those issues gamekillers either, but that hasn't stopped a handful of people from proclaiming those issues to be on those message boards. Same thing here in the Madden forum,some people see various issues as "gamekillers" while others don't. No matter which game you look at, there are going to be faults that people can't look past. And there will be people who can play and enjoy the game despite its faults. Its how its always been and how it always will be, and Madden is no different.

That's exactly the point CB. You know as well as anyone how I feel about The Show, at least.

I simply listed those issues as examples of the kind of things people gripe about for each game and to illustrate that it's all subjective.

Madden gets more attention for the same kind of glitches these other games have. Again, the audience is larger. The glitches or "broken" aspects of Madden are no better/worse than nearly every game out.

As for how well it represents the sport (as some have mentioned in reply), that's a separate issue altogether. Patches are to fix problems with the game and fine-tune where possible. They are NOT there to fix subjective concepts like "sim." I never made claims of Madden's greatness (here's the hook-I DON'T OWN THE GAME!), I simply addressed the misnomer that it is more reliant on patches than other games.

# 213 countryboy @ 10/13/09 02:12 PM

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Originally Posted by SoxFan01605


	That's exactly the point CB. You know as well as anyone how I feel about The Show, at least. I simply listed those issues as examples of the kind of things people gripe about for each game and to illustrate that it's all subjective. Madden gets more attention for the same kind of glitches these other games have. Again, the audience is larger. The glitches or "broken" aspects of Madden are no better/worse than nearly every game out. As for how well it represents the sport (as some have mentioned in reply), that's a separate issue altogether. Patches are to fix problems with the game and fine-tune where possible. They are NOT there to fix subjective concepts like "sim." I never made claims of Madden's greatness (here's the hook-I DON'T OWN THE GAME!), I simply addressed the misnomer that it is more reliant on patches than other games.

my bad Sox...didn't mean for my post to imply that you were one of the ones that were deeming those issues as "gamekillers".

# 214 Sauk @ 10/13/09 02:16 PM

Man you just continue to get it wrong lol

Dude another bad post by you, I maybe a kid at heart, but I am 33 years old which is probably older then you.

Nice try again, but seriously just another bad post by you

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Originally Posted by johnkorean


	Sorry, there's a general sort of internet bias phenomenon where people generally assume that the people they talk to are similar to themselves. Since I just now figured out you're just a kid, I apologize for being so harsh. As penance, I'm going to let you in on a little secret. In the business world, you don't hurt adults' feelings. In general, parents teach their children not to be mean to others because you will "hurt their feelings." It's a load of ** once you reach a certain age. In reality, don't be mean to others because they will do everything they can to you in the . Hence, when people ride Ian's because there's only 1 version of the game, and not the 1000 different versions different people want to see, sure, he takes it a little personally when 13 year old kids complaining about their gifts from mommy make ad hominem attacks when they have no clue what they're talking about. However, the end result is not "My feelings are hurt, so now I'll work extra hard!" The end result is "Well ** you kid, fix it yourself. I'm making money either way." Understand that I'm trying to help you. Your generation's (and by generation I mean generally people born in the 90's) inability to solve problems is disheartening. It's really our fault: we've created a world where everything was done for you, so in a sense it's not fair to get mad at you for being helpless and clueless about how things get done. But that doesn't change the fact that, unless your methodologies change, you're not going to accomplish anything. Your tactics are counter-productive. You want a better game? Don't bash the people trying to help you for their lack of football knowledge; share it with them. Be their expert. To paraphrase Jerry Maguire, "Help them help you." Don't alienate the only people in the world who can help you get what you want.

# 215 SoxFan01605 @ 10/13/09 02:16 PM

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Originally Posted by countryboy


	my bad Sox...didn't mean for my post to imply that you were one of the ones that were deeming those issues as "gamekillers".

lol...no, no...we're good.

I know you didn't, and I didn't take it that way. I was clarifying for those who may have gotten that from my post is all. I was simply supplementing.

# 216 countryboy @ 10/13/09 02:27 PM

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Originally Posted by SoxFan01605


	lol...no, no...we're good. I know you didn't, and I didn't take it that way. I was clarifying for those who may have gotten that from my post is all. I was simply supplementing.

# 217 johnkorean @ 10/13/09 02:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Sauk


	Man you just continue to get it wrong lol Dude another bad post by you, I maybe a kid at heart, but I am 33 years old which is probably older then you. Nice try again, but seriously just another bad post by you

Ok then, here's a post you'll appreciate:

I seriously misjudged you, and for that I apologize. Your daughter is adorable, and it looks like you're doing something with your life that you love. I'm jealous of that. As a law student, I'm 99% sure that I'm going to hate my job for the next 10-15 years. You can probably sense the bitterness. Still, it's no excuse for rude behavior, and I apologize.

In retrospect, it looks like I confused the intentions behind your post with other attitudes. In looking back, it looks like your point was simply a hope that Ian and his team would be motivated by a sense of pride in their work. You're an artist, so while you're surely motivated by money, it's also important to you that you can stand behind your work. I respect that.

Ultimately, I do disagree with you that shame is an effective tactic in getting what we want in this situation. One thing we have to keep in mind is that while we view the game from a player standpoint, they view the game from a programming standpoint. The two groups may have completely different expectations. No computer program in the history of mankind has been bug-free (note: possible exaggeration. I'm not a computer programming expert), and so from a programming standpoint, Madden may already represent a monumental success in that industry. I simply disagree that Ian and his team should feel ashamed for creating the greatest football simulation game just because it could be better. If I knew enough about computer programming and had ideas about how specifically they could implement some fixes, then maybe that would be a different story. But I know nothing about programming. I'm grateful that someone else is working their tails off so that I can enjoy some leisure time.

That, to me, is the biggest "crime" we have committed: a lack of perspective. It is a video game. We're getting uppity and accusing other human beings of being lazy because they're not enabling us to be lazy to the degree we desire. I hate analogies, but this is like having a family member (spouse, parent) make a sandwich for you and then criticizing the sandwich. I've always been taught "If you don't like it, make it yourself."

The response has been that EA has an exclusive license. But there is nothing stopping you from developing some code and giving it to EA. Arguably, this is a ridiculous proposition since most of us couldn't possibly code Madden by ourselves. But that's exactly my point: if we can't make it ourselves, maybe we should stop yelling at someone else to make it for us. If we don't have the equipment or talent to take a breathtaking picture that captures the intensity of a football game, maybe we shouldn't yell at the photographer who's doing it for us.

Again, though, I do apologize for the way I was treating you. That was not okay.

# 218 DirtyJerz32 @ 10/13/09 02:52 PM

What the hell is going on in this thread? I thought I was going to get some information about the 2nd patch but, all I'm reading is a both a people arguing/typing with each other. Not you CB & Sox...

Can we get back on topic or close this thread but, IMO it's pretty useless.

Just my .02

# 219 johnkorean @ 10/13/09 02:53 PM

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Originally Posted by DirtyJerz32


	What the hell is going on in this thread? I thought I was going to get some information about the 2nd patch but, all I'm reading is a both a people arguing/typing with each other. Not you CB & Sox... Can we get back on topic or close this thread but, IMO it's pretty useless. Just my .02

Sorry for the hijacking. The message of the thread is: The announcement of when the second patch is coming is coming this week.

# 220 RyanMoody21 @ 10/13/09 03:18 PM

What your seeing is the culmination of frustration with this game.

Out of the box from a massive gaming company, the issues the game has SHOULD be considered unacceptable. You can love the game and still admit that. Offline flaws make the game pointless, set aside ratings flaws you can run plays over and over without the AI making adjustments. Granted, its unrealistic to do that but essentially any game you lose, you essentially beat yourself to keep it "realistic". Online is once again filled with cheese and glitch gamers, unless you are a "hardcore" Madden fan with a friends list full of buddies ready to play a game with you.

I realize some people in this thread are so rich (or atleast want to appear that way) they dont mind being frugal with $60. If you wanna throw $60 away, ill give you my Paypal email.

Paying full price for a game only to have the same issues haunt it for 3 years is frustrating, period. Old Dev Team, New Dev Team, Community Interaction....I dont care if they reincarnate Bozo the Clown and Capt. Kangroo to design M11. The programing logics in this game need to be fixed, its time to stop trying to band aid issues.

Ive already come to grips that patch #1 did more harm than good, and patch #2 will not fix anything that serious. Patch #1 had offensive lineman dropping back faster than the QB to help pass protection and aid in pocket forming, thats just silly and a bad way to fix something.

Edit. I can already see the fix for the robo QB. The CPU will now throw the ball way rather than throw as he gets hit. Naturally, they will be unaware of the situation and throw the ball away on 4th down or do it way too often.

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