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[booker21]

player models are bad.. really bad!..

they looks like NFL Blitz or something...

[bkrich83]

I am quite intrigued by the physics and all the details that go in to the game engine with this game.

That being said, the visuals, particularly the player models do nothing for me. And actually take away from the game for me.

I guess we'll have to see how it looks in motion to make a final judgment.

[allBthere]

Quote: Originally Posted by bkrich83

I am quite intrigued by the physics and all the details that go in to the game engine with this game. That being said, the visuals, particularly the player models do nothing for me. And actually take away from the game for me. I guess we'll have to see how it looks in motion to make a final judgment.

I've never been happy with any player models in any game aside from the more popular fighters in the UFC game. Sometimes NBA 2k layers look OK, and I think Live's are OK too from what I remember...but never in football that I can remember.

What I do like about the graphics in this game is the clarity and crispness that make the player pop so they look 3 dimensional if you know what I mean.

That just made me think, I wonder if euphoria is always engaged like if we'll see teammates bump into each other and fall over.

[booker21]

Quote: Originally Posted by allBthere

I've never been happy with any player models in any game aside from the more popular fighters in the UFC game. Sometimes NBA 2k layers look OK, and I think Live's are OK too from what I remember...but never in football that I can remember. What I do like about the graphics in this game is the clarity and crispness that make the player pop so they look 3 dimensional if you know what I mean. That just made me think, I wonder if euphoria is always engaged like if we'll see teammates bump into each other and fall over.

they might have pop and crispness, but they don`t look like a football player at all...
they are more like robots than football players.

[SA1NT401]

Quote: Originally Posted by booker21

they might have pop and crispness, but they don`t look like a football player at all... they are more like robots than football players.

Gameplay comes 1st then EVERYTHING else. But i dont know what the hell they were thinking with the player model choice...I know they wanted to go somewhat futuristic, but they went overboard....And the 250,000 seat staduims is silly.....cut it by 2/3 and use the extra space....


I personally STILL dont believe this game will EVER hit retail. But i hope i am wrong....But i still aint sold until i actually play it for myself.

[yardz23]

Quote: Originally Posted by allBthere

That just made me think, I wonder if euphoria is always engaged like if we'll see teammates bump into each other and fall over.

the answer is Yes. All the time. Any kind of interaction between players will be handled with euphoria. Even if its a RB running past his blocker and the Rb's shoulder just barely brushes by, it will all be handled on the fly and dependent on the situation.

[Blzer]

Quote: Originally Posted by booker21

they might have pop and crispness, but they don`t look like a football player at all... they are more like robots than football players.

This comment made me realize what these player models remind me of:






That certainly explains the "futuristic" route they were going for.

[Glorious Arc]

Maybe its so far into the future that humans were no longer deemed acceptable in sports. They began to make humanoid robots that would play for them. The found that the ideal/favored builds for each given position was X. This lead to mass production of these robots and they had to design a new padding to help ensure that the robots wouldnt break as often.