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Originally Posted by TMJOHNS18 |
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Isn't just giving a player an OVR pretty useless? I could say that RB #2 for Florida is Jeff Demps because I think he should have an 85 OVR and RB #2 is 85 OVR in the game. But in the game, RB #2 could be 85 OVR, but he's super slow, all trucking and not elusive, and have the best passing ratings in the game, just that the combination of low running ability plus high awareness lands him at 85 OVR. If that's the case, then RB #2 is not Jeff Demps because Jeff Demps is a track and field running back, not some heavy bruiser with freakish throwing ability.
If you want this to be even remotely viable, you would have to look at players, adjust their measurable so that NCAA ratings relate, and even then it's a crapshoot how EA decides to rate them anyways.
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I created all of the players within the game. The game computed the OVRs. I have discussed some ratings other than OVRs elsewhere in this thread. I will compare ratings other than OVRs in addition to OVRs when the game is released. I do not have the time to post complete ratings for all players.
I do believe that OVRs are a good measure of a player'e overall talent.
Keep in mind how the game handles jersey numbers, heights, weights and home states. These are all clues to which virtual players match actual players.
05-24-2011, 07:23 PM
