01:23 PM - April 3, 2013 by Steve_OSIGN has posted their NCAA Football 14 preview, as well as a video interview with Producer, Ben Haumiller.
NCAA Football 14 News Post
01:23 PM - April 3, 2013 by Steve_OSIGN has posted their NCAA Football 14 preview, as well as a video interview with Producer, Ben Haumiller.
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It is an interesting perspective to see fan response from the developer's eyes. He mentions kind of being "damned if you do, damned if you don't". I kind of see where he's coming from in a lot of the game aspects, especially finding the balance between creating a sim game vs. an arcade game. I noticed a few comments from yesterday about how people would skip this year's game based off of one screenshot. I mean, come on...
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moylan1234 @ 04/03/13 02:18 PM
I'm sure it might be a good article, but I couldn't read past "Madden 13 was great"
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SteelerSpartan @ 04/03/13 02:26 PM
There a few new gameplay clips in the video interview that aren't seen in the 1st gameplay trailer
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moylan1234 @ 04/03/13 03:04 PM
Is it possible for someone to youtube or embed the video? I can't get it to play at all.
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UMhester04 @ 04/03/13 03:47 PM
Is Greg the guy that reviews the football games????? At the end of the video he says "the game is getting too real" and "i like to just put a WR and TE and drop back and throw a 50 yd hail mary"
Well if that didn't solidify why people don't listen to those reviews, then I don't know what else will. I truly hope that the developers don't listen to those type of people.
Well if that didn't solidify why people don't listen to those reviews, then I don't know what else will. I truly hope that the developers don't listen to those type of people.
For a moment I wondered if they were brothers. It was like Haumiller and Haumiller in glasses.
Not hating. just an observation
Not hating. just an observation
ND's helmets still look lousy in the dark based on that video. FIX IT.
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Gotmadskillzson @ 04/03/13 05:08 PM
Procedural awareness ? Oh God I hope that means the scrambling QB and returners on special teams don't run directly into defenders anymore and actually try to AVOID being tackled. Last year in the beginning that had scrambling QBs done right, then they broke it with their patches to the point every time the QB tried to scramble he went directly into the defensive tackle.
But anyway, nothing pissed me off more then to punt the ball, they would have all this space to the left and to right of them and they would just run up the middle into 3 defenders.
But anyway, nothing pissed me off more then to punt the ball, they would have all this space to the left and to right of them and they would just run up the middle into 3 defenders.
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Ziza9Noles94 @ 04/03/13 06:36 PM
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slickkill77 @ 04/03/13 06:48 PM
You guys have to realize that he has a point. We demand realism to the T with every sports game we play no matter what it is, but most guys/girls aren't hardcore sim players. Most people are casual buy Madden every year because they want to sling it around type people. We make up a small group of the people that buy this game and/or Madden. We are just the more vocal goup
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SaintBrees @ 04/03/13 07:30 PM
One interesting thing I saw in this article, is there is going to be a stamina meter per play and stamina is going to play a bigger role throughout the game. Hold on to that sprint button every play and you wont have any energy in the 4th.
I get they want to balance fun versus realism. In light of that, I think botched snaps would be fun and part of the game. On of my best memories in football gaming was watching a snap sail over my quarterbacks head in APF 2k8. I only seen it happen once and didn't even know it could happen. It was shocking to see. It would be okay to add if it rarely happened and there was an option to turn it off. Although poor snaps could making recruiting and who you play at center more interesting.
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CcAaRrSsOoNn3 @ 04/03/13 07:41 PM
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DorianDonP @ 04/03/13 07:43 PM
I think the casual crowd will buy it regardless of it becoming more "sim". I think it's a copout to keep saying they have to appeal to the casual crowd because for the most part, those people go with the flow anyway. It's one of two football games on the market, both made by EA. It's not like they have a choice if they just wanna sling it around with some friends.
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DorianDonP @ 04/03/13 07:47 PM
Also, there are ways to remedy the problem he cited in the botched snap argument. It would just be something never done before in football games, which seems to be something they are afraid to try. Innovation.
Instead of pressing x to snap the ball. How about you have to use the analog stick, sort of like how you use the stick to shoot free throws in NBA 2k? If you aren't smooth with using the stick, then there is a greater chance that you will botch the snap. QB awareness and C attributes would tie into how precise you have to be when bringing the stick back to snap the ball.
A system like that could also factor into OL penalties like false starts, so it's not random. It's based on you being patient and precise with your stick skills every snap.
Now some will argue that pressing x is just easier and better, but I think if it got implemented, people would roll with it just like they roll with everything else.
Instead of pressing x to snap the ball. How about you have to use the analog stick, sort of like how you use the stick to shoot free throws in NBA 2k? If you aren't smooth with using the stick, then there is a greater chance that you will botch the snap. QB awareness and C attributes would tie into how precise you have to be when bringing the stick back to snap the ball.
A system like that could also factor into OL penalties like false starts, so it's not random. It's based on you being patient and precise with your stick skills every snap.
Now some will argue that pressing x is just easier and better, but I think if it got implemented, people would roll with it just like they roll with everything else.
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