Progressive Lighting ???

[aboveprimetime]

it for sure has some aspect of it, i was playing a game in Minnesota- 1pm game and it started out field was super bright etc, and by the 4th quarter- its like the skies got overcast/ almost like it was gonna rain and the field got much darker--- i know Vikings stadium isnt truely an outdoor arean- but with all that glass the way the lighting changed was pretty cool

[MattyIce]

It seems like 4pm games have some amount of progressive lighting but I have yet to see anything in a 1pm game. Last year an overcast 4pm game looked awesome by the end of the game, you could tell when the lights took full effect because the overall lighting had a bluer tint, I really liked it.


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[Vanman2425]

Quote: Originally Posted by Detroit Tigers

It sucked anyway tbh, these devs had zero appreciation for how daylight savings time effects the football season, and zero appreciation for how August & September shadows and lighting are starkly different from their counterparts in November, December & January. So maybe if this ever comes back they’ll actually care enough about it to pay attention to it next time. And maybe the NCAA devs will have a clue for their new game, hopefully, because this team certainly didn’t. Lastly apparently nobody likes outdoor football anymore anyway so who cares about natural lighting I guess but I digress.

They also can't grasp the concept of time zones. A 4:25 eastern time game on the West Coast shouldn't have the same lighting/shadows as a 4:25 East Coast game. One of the first things I check every year, and it's never fixed.

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