It might be a long read, but it covers a lot of territory, including franchise mode at the end of the article.
Indicates the NFL played a hand in the lack of customization of franchise mode advancing in the past, but currently, has opened the doors.
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It might be a long read, but it covers a lot of territory, including franchise mode at the end of the article.
Indicates the NFL played a hand in the lack of customization of franchise mode advancing in the past, but currently, has opened the doors. -
Re: Pretty Good Article From NFL.com
This is my thing with sports games:
None of these technologies, 'new and improved AI logic,' franchise mode improvments, presentation, etc matter until this one simple (and maybe it it is not simple) thing happens: the players must play to their attributes.
Let's stop spending months adjusting sliders for 'realistic' gameplay. If you have a 99 DE going against at 60 OT, the difference should be noticeable and discernable. Shouldn't need to adjust sliders to account for that.
My slow DB should not be running step for step with a speedy WR. Same thing... make me have to coach better to account for this,
Again, until this is figured out, these reviews are cute and all, but that's all it is... just cute. -
Re: Pretty Good Article From NFL.com
Good read, thanks
.. interesting he picked M2005 as a great franchise experience. 12 was much better, as was the dawn of CFMYou want free speech?
Let's see you acknowledge a man whose words make your blood boil, advocating at the top of his lungs that which you would spend a lifetime opposing at the top of yours.Comment
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