Given that you specifically called me out, you might actually take note of the fact that I clearly said "I'm grateful for the weekly packs" as well as stating "I love that they're releasing uniform packs every week". If you're going to call somebody out, you might take mention of the entire post, not the small part you want to use as a jab.
Just about everyone who has voiced an ounce of displeasure has already stated that they're grateful EA is getting the packs out so consistently. But hell, they could have gotten them out this consistently last year if all they were going to add was a few sets of gloves that you might actually see three times a game. Faulting people for requesting accuracy when investing money is asinine. A concept you seem to be misunderstanding. Purchasing games that will include DLC to
complete the game, is buying into an investment. I purchase the game for sixty dollars under the impression that the company is going to complete the game if I continue my investments. Each time you go purchase a pack they release, you're further investing in this game. In three weeks, this game went from $60 to $62. Two dollars, big whip! Right? I agree. But it's going to continue to go up and up and up. By the time it's all said and done, NCAA 14 will have cost around $80. Why? Because rather than providing us a bulk set of uniforms, they're providing us glove packs each week. At this rate, we'll have College Football 15 before NCAA 14 is an accurate game. Nobody here is faulting EA for not having Uniform Sets that weren't revealed until a few weeks before the season. They're faulting EA for not fixing the one set that teams like Florida (who released their new sets months ago) didn't fix. Yet they made sure they had every single variation of Oregon's uniforms. I understand your point and I appreciate your point. But acting like those complaining don't have a legitimate reason to do so is ridiculous. There is always a scale of importance in video games, correct uniforms will always be right there after game play in importance.