According to a standard definition of immersion in a video game, it can be best described as a psychological experience that makes the player feel like they are present in a virtual environment, and that the outside world has faded away.
So my question is what would make Madden more immersive?
A. More things for the human to do in relation to their own team
- position battles
- game planning/scouting
- storylines
- draft
- asst coaches
- contracts
B. More things that make the entire franchise come alive
- Weekly wrap up show
- more stat banners within game comparing teams, stat leaders, big
matchups within the game
- more efficient news feed area
- storylines from other teams
- scenarios for them
- more accurate use of teams (play calling, feeding star players the ball)
I think it is both, but i think EA is more (even though its not a lot, just more A than B) on the side of giving the user more things to do but not really ever acknowledging the CPU teams. It would be like playing a 3rd person shooter game where you just had various levels of enemies to kill but no storyline to follow. it would be like Gears of War and playing Horde the entire time and no progression in the story
This is what Madden Franchise mode feels to me. Its just me trying to get my team better, by playing a bunch of play now games with no real clue to what else is going on in the league. I understand I can go to my opponents team page and look at their schedule and stats and make stuff up in my head, but that shouldn't be the case with all the technology out there.
Anyway, just throwing this out here and would like to hear others thoughts on this
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