In 2011 64 College Football QBs completed over 60% of their passes.

[OUByron]

In 2011 64 College Football QBs completed over 60% of their passes.

39 QBs threw for over 3,000 yards with 7 of those going over 4,000 yards and 1 of those going over 5,000 yards.

Can EA not see this? It's simple ... I pulled up stats in less than 10 seconds.

[Colt45]

So when is your perfectly coded, perfect football simulation coming to market? If you did all that in 10 seconds, think what you could do in a year.

[OUByron]

It doesn't have to be perfectly coded for SIM games, but they aren't even close ... I simmed a season last night and 5 QBs were over 60% and 7 passed for over 3,000 yards - that's night and day!

[OUByron]

I also wouldn't prefer winning the Heisman Trophy every single year of my Dynasty!

[OUByron]

Quote: Originally Posted by Colt45

So when is your perfectly coded, perfect football simulation coming to market? If you did all that in 10 seconds, think what you could do in a year.

You're reasoning is it's OK, letting something like this pass over year after year.

[nortobc]

Quote: Originally Posted by Colt45

So when is your perfectly coded, perfect football simulation coming to market? If you did all that in 10 seconds, think what you could do in a year.

I could if I had a budget half the size of EA.

[Ramminyou]

Quote: Originally Posted by Colt45

So when is your perfectly coded, perfect football simulation coming to market? If you did all that in 10 seconds, think what you could do in a year.

This is one of the worst comebacks/criticisms imaginable. This is tantamount to saying that, unless someone can do something themselves, they shouldn't have an opinion on it. I guess no one is allowed to critique or pass judgment on video games, movies, music, books, tv shows, sports, etc., unless they are a developer, director, author, actor, athlete, etc. themselves.

[buickbeast]

Quote: Originally Posted by OUByron

39 QBs threw for over 3,000 yards with 7 of those going over 4,000 yards and 1 of those going over 5,000 yards. Can EA not see this? It's simple ... I pulled up stats in less than 10 seconds.

Let's just say that all 120 Div 1 football teams only had 1 QB attempt all of their passes.


.58% of QBs threw for over 4,000 yards!
.08% of QBs threw for over 5,000 yards!

Why can't EA just randomly make .58% and .08% of all QBs achieve those stats....lol

An '08 study found that Americans own on average 2.8 vehicles.
Go work at EA if you think it's so simple.