09-26-2005, 10:43 AM
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#38
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Rookie
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Re: Official Next Gen NCAA 07 Wishlist
Let me just start by saying most of us could go on for days about improvements that could be made to this game.
Already mentioned ideas that should get full attention:
- Better simmed stats.
- Bad snaps.
- Blocked kicks.
- Team-specific entrances.
- In-game highlights. I swear in a version of NHL for the Sega Genesis, 96 or 97, that they would show a game-winning goal from another game. I can't check this out right now, but I don't remember if it was in-game or during intermission.
- Highlight show and bowl selection show. Already bought out the NFL, why not buy out the Sega Sports ideas as well.
My ideas
- Loved to see high schools in the game. My ultimate idea would be to have high school teams with generated players, such that you could recruit a player at any level in his high school career. I don't know how much of a conflict this would cause with the system possibilites.
- To expand on in-season recruiting. Ability to go after more than 12 players, and ability to go after new players throughout the season. I would like to see more recruits take all their visits, which should be five instead of three.
- Game needs to differentiate between players that are being recruited and players that have been offered a scholarship.
- 85 man rosters (should be a given) with 20 walk-ons (possibly).
- Signing day, where you can receive letter of intents from recruits (player's that are already committed, and signing day decisions). Possibly top players could make a decision on ESPN News and put on a hat of his college choice.
- All-American games (college and high school), it was on the PS1 (college), what the hell happened?
- Year-round coaching, Spring practice, spring game, summer workouts, season with practices during the season, bowl games, winter conditioning, signing day.
- Coach mode, ability to coach as a head coach, coordinator, or possibly a position coach. You would control the coaching and recruiting of the players under your control.
This could go on, but I will stop with these. All in all NCAA 2007 will be amazing.
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