Backbreaker Demo Available, Post Your Impressions Here

[Stormcrow]

Quote: Originally Posted by Methlab

I am playing on hard and you really learn about your teams this way. Oakland has nasty D, and can man up with Indy and force picks. But their QB is awful and their Oline is not that hot. So it seems like you need to run run run with those guys. If they had a better QB, that would be a scary team.

I'm hoping to brush up on my running game. I was wanting to practice with Oakland, as they have a solid RB, according to the demo guide, but what you're telling me is their O-line is questionable. I'm hoping that if I practice enough with a decent RB I'll learn how to best run the ball and get away from relying on my passing game so much, especially with a sub-par QB.

[jmood88]

Quote: Originally Posted by Methlab

Not at all. The camera is great. We already have an option for God view and you guys know where that forum is. There is no need for another game with the same gameplay and same view. We have that stuff for over a decade and it gets old.If it had the camera view everyone wanted, it would basically be the same type of game where it is really easy to scan the field and see everything and just press a button. At that point, you have a game where people glitch and come up with ways to cheat the system, since it is basically boiling down to who can nano blitz the most. Not really my idea of fun.

You must not have paid attention to the defense if you don't see how easy it is to blitz in this game.

[Klocker]

Quote: Originally Posted by mrprice33

And again, it's not realistic to have a vision of your own body taking up most of your field of vision.

sweet!

then let's go full on First person camera!! yea baby.

the camera rocks

[Methlab]

Quote: Originally Posted by jmood88

You must not have paid attention to the defense if you don't see how easy it is to blitz in this game.

It's easy to blitz the AI right now. I prefer to play online, so I am not too worried. If that is the only complaint about the cam angle, then I think it's a success.

[MrMayface]

Well, I've been playing since Friday night and impressed. For a first time developer from across the water making a America sports games it's pretty darn good. I know the demo is dumbed down but I actually like it. I am enjoying the camera. To me it seems imersive. This without a doubt a day one purchases. I just wish they had fatigue and definately injuries. Maybe next time.

[jmood88]

Quote: Originally Posted by Methlab

It's easy to blitz the AI right now. I prefer to play online, so I am not too worried. If that is the only complaint about the cam angle, then I think it's a success.

The camera isn't even close to being the only problem with the game and it doesn't make sense to me how you think being able to blitz will somehow be harder if you play online. The computer is still controlling the offensive line.

[mrprice33]

Quote: Originally Posted by Methlab

Positioning is what intercepts passes, not the A button. I am playing on hard and you really learn about your teams this way. Oakland has nasty D, and can man up with Indy and force picks. But their QB is awful and their Oline is not that hot. So it seems like you need to run run run with those guys. If they had a better QB, that would be a scary team.

I saw in one of the menus that A was the "Action Button." Weird. I'd prefer to have the choice to go for pick or swat, personally.

[Methlab]

Quote: Originally Posted by jmood88

The camera isn't even close to being the only problem with the game and it doesn't make sense to me how you think being able to blitz will somehow be harder if you play online. The computer is still controlling the offensive line.

cool.. Well don't buy it and enjoy another football game then. It has not been as big of an issue for many others so far. There is no reason that after dealing with Nanos for years, that we can not figure out how to handle a blitz in BB.

I'm not going to argue with someone who clearly is not even into this game. Seems pointless.