Let me get this straight...

[cgrierwv75]

As someone who has bought NCAA on day 1 the last 4 years (since its been on ps3), this is the first time i decided to wait a bit to buy the game and still havent. I never got my hopes up for NCAA 12 but I was optimistic.

So let me get this straight EA.. You hype new features that sound great and then ship an unfinished broken game and expect everyone to just buy it and wait for you to fix it? Look at this list EA...

NCAA 12
1. Audio jacked up
2. Visuals subpar
3. Custom playbooks (big new feature) broken
4. Defenders warping into position
5. Playaction still sucks

All this AFTER you had to have a gameday patch to fix more issues. You know what this is? Laziness. You just build a game and rely on all us to play the game to find the issues. You obviously aren't testing the game before release and if you are you are too lazy to fix issues bC you can just do it later. How did you ever get by before the days of patches and tuners? You know... When you shipped finished games? How about we try that next year.

I think Microsoft and Sony should straight up ban patches. Let their game sales suffer and then maybe they'll work alittle harder to ship a functional game that didn't need to be constantly fixed.

EA is taking advantage of us.

[BruceAlmighty]

Agreed. This is the best NCAA on this generation, yeah, but that's not saying much. I feel like a beta tester, tbh.

I can't believe what they did to the playing surface. It looks like they left placeholder textures there.

[Special27K]

I don't the Play-Action part, its miles ahead of last year

[Pared]

Once again - NO ONE is taking advantage of you.

Maybe if you had some restraint you wouldn't have run out and purchased the game sight unseen.

One day after this was released all of this was already being discussed.

You want to bring up laziness? I'll see your hand and raise you with impatience.

BTW - I do see your part about "waiting." But since I doubt you'll figure out the generalizations are being thrown back in your own direction I figured I'd spell it out for you.

[cgrierwv75]

It's almost comical. Can you even play an online game with realtime weather or is it still broken since NCAA 09? For every person who says PA is better this year there are just as many saying you still get sacked instantly most of the time. Let me guess wr's still can't block also, running from shotgun is nowhere near as easy as under center, and roster still blow.

Hey EA... Did you know you left out the #2 sack leader in the country and one of the top defensive NFL prospects next year? #11 DE from WVU (Bruce Irvan)? Yeah thanks EA... Don't give me the oh you can fix it that cop out... I only play online and that doesnt help me.

[cgrierwv75]

Quote: Originally Posted by Pared

Once again - NO ONE is taking advantage of you. Maybe if you had some restraint you wouldn't have run out and purchased the game sight unseen. One day after this was released all of this was already being discussed. You want to bring up laziness? I'll see your hand and raise you with impatience. BTW - I do see your part about "waiting." But since I doubt you'll figure out the generalizations are being thrown back in your own direction I figured I'd spell it out for you.

Maybe if you could read you'd know I haven't bought the game. I'm just disappointed that it's the same old story with EA.

[canes21]

Quote: Originally Posted by cgrierwv75

NCAA 12 1. Audio jacked up 2. Visuals subpar 3. Custom playbooks (big new feature) broken 4. Defenders warping into position 5. Playaction still sucks

1: What's wrong with the audio? Just adjust the settings and make everything how you want. EA can't make everything sound pleasing to every single person out of the box.

2: You're joking, right?

3: For the most part, yes.

4: Uh.... no. I have not seen a single player warp more than maybe 2-3 inches.

5: Works perfectly fine for me. Works a lot more than it doesn't.

And how is EA taking advantage of us? No one is forced to buy the game.

[Pared]

Stop with the "Same old story with EA." Last warning - baseless comments at a company like this is bannable here.

Maybe if YOU could read you'd see the last portion of my quote mentions you waiting, which is why I added it. I expected you to assume I didn't read that part of your post. Knowing the game has had all sorts of problems year in and year out - what would make this year any different? Because the advertising was better?

It's clear the testers they use on the NCAA Football series do not catch everything. This isn't rocket science or an unknown phenomenon. Again - knowing that - what is so surprising?