Why can't they get simulated stats right?

[Heelfan71]

Might try using 2 different sim times and alternate each week: Example: Week one sim at 5 minutes, Week 2 sim at 7 minutes.

[faster]

I don't see how that would alter only the passing stats?

That seems to be the problem. RB and WR stats are way down and the QBs are right OR Qbs are WAY high and RB and WR stats are right...

Is this a gamebreaker? I don't know honestly... maybe I'll be playing NCAA... as much as I'd hate to see it... great game, but EA... bleh... nevermind...................

[Daudr]

Quote:

---

Heelfan71 said:
Might try using 2 different sim times and alternate each week: Example: Week one sim at 5 minutes, Week 2 sim at 7 minutes.

---

It's ridiculous that you have to even think about doing something like that. The simmed stats should be at least in the ballpark of reality no matter what time you sim for.

[Rickster101]

Quote:

---

Daudr said:

Quote:

---

Heelfan71 said:
Might try using 2 different sim times and alternate each week: Example: Week one sim at 5 minutes, Week 2 sim at 7 minutes.

---

It's ridiculous that you have to even think about doing something like that. The simmed stats should be at least in the ballpark of reality no matter what time you sim for.

---

This sounds like the same problem that plauge the 2K4 game,not a game killer though just something VC needs to look a little closer at.

Holla Back
Rickster101

[Rickster101]

Now that I think about this it seems that EA does get this right I believe thats due to its strange and rumored "Hardcode" which generates more realistic sim stats.

Holla Back
Rickster101

[Bears_16_and_0]

yeah like the realistic 112-10 simulated game i saw earlier in NCAA 2005 =P

[RoyalBoyle78]

I thought they fixed this?

[faster]

nope. simulated stats are exactly the same as last year.

you can either get QB stats right, or WR and RB stats close, not both.

it blows. they DID however, manage to get KR and PR stats correct.