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Ability Icons/Player personality, the more I think about it, the more I feel that this is the way to go, I believe its the only solution to surplant the lack of, NFL players. Here's my early list of Ability icons, let me know whatcha think. Obviously taken from the NBA game and some addittions.
ICON Ability
Foot Speed(for those players with a speed rating 87 or higher)
CrossHair QB/FG kicker, that is an accurate thrower or FG kicker
Pancake for good to great OLine blockers
Blanket for great shutdown corners
? Mark this one has many options and its for the gamer to figure
out, personality problem, or puzzled about his assignment
coupled with weekly prep, you can hone in on the prob-
lem and minimize/maximize the situation.
A Star Of course this is a guy who is gifted, and can either do
things at a high level.
Hand Players that can catch
1stAid icon For players playing hurt.
I know you guys are saying, thats too much on the screen, let me remind you, that this is all presnap and icons can change just like the NBA game, from moment to moment. I think VC calls it on the fly ability icons. But it will used as a great scouting tool and also allows you too see what type of player you have on your squad. Without looking at ratings and because they are not NFL players, makes it easy too identify star players and how they should perform.
Chime in and see if this idea makes it a little more appealing.
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I think all of your ideas are excellent. The things that you have mentioned will appeal to those of us who are open minded and simply interested in the best "NFL style" football experience. I don't think any of those folks who are obsessed with team colors, logos, stadiums, and "real players" are going to be swayed at all by any improvements no matter how innovative. If they can't pop in the disc- and play with Randy Moss, wearing VIKING purple and white, with THE Viking symbol on the helmet, in THE Metrodome,- right away, then that game is dead to them. Unfortunately that seems to be most people. Look at all the people who find NCAA football "unplayable" with only the player names missing, and those that switched from MM to Choops just because of not being able to name all 300 plus teams. I don't know why, but this stuff is very important to most people. I guess their level of immersion is generated primarily by external visual cues, as opposed to internal psychological ones.