Madden 15 presentation article (few more details on halftime show)

[jmurphy31]

Quote: Originally Posted by jpdavis82

Yes because 10 doesn't have any audio explaining the highlights

Besides the audio, which is pretty poorly implemented in 15. 10 has player updates, other scores, an actual studio host, better variations of plays

[jmurphy31]

and 10 talks about your halftime stats.

It was a much better 1st attempt, in my opinion

[jpdavis82]

Quote: Originally Posted by jmurphy31

Besides the audio, which is pretty poorly implemented in 15. 10 has player updates, other scores, an actual studio host, better variations of plays

The audio sounds fine, they just have to clean up the timing and not leave the spaces of silence between stats & highlights, then between plays.

[jmurphy31]

Quote: Originally Posted by jpdavis82

The audio sounds fine, they just have to clean up the timing and not leave the spaces of silence between stats & highlights, then between plays.

Correct. That is why it's poorly implemented.

Not sure how you can say its fine and then say they have to clean it up. It's choppy, not well timed, and has awkward silence.

[FBall Life]

Quote: Originally Posted by jpdavis82

http://www.goodgamebro.com/2014/06/0...s-impressions/ http://youtu.be/zKC4hlE_6qU at 21:20

There's only a slight problem. The article you linked to does not say the writer actually saw the "play that set up a play" example. Just that that is what is supposed to be in the game. Likely just repeating what he was told by a dev.

"They not only include a couple of big plays, but plays that set up those big plays as well. For example, you will see a replay of a third down defensive stand if that led to a touchdown during the offensive possession."

So again, why do you continue to post stuff like this as fact when EA is known to blatantly false advertise features? Don't take their word for it. You need to see these things in action. Talk is cheap.

[jpdavis82]

Quote: Originally Posted by jmurphy31

Correct. That is why it's poorly implemented. Not sure how you can say its fine and then say they have to clean it up. It's choppy, not well timed, and has awkward silence.

I'm expecting it to sound a lot cleaner in the final build, I have confidence in Brian Murray because every other area of M15 presentation looks MUCH improved.

[jpdavis82]

Quote: Originally Posted by FBall Life

There's only a slight problem. The article you linked to does not say the writer actually saw the "play that set up a play" example. Just that that is what is supposed to be in the game. Likely just repeating what he was told by a dev. "They not only include a couple of big plays, but plays that set up those big plays as well. For example, you will see a replay of a third down defensive stand if that led to a touchdown during the offensive possession." So again, why do you continue to post stuff like this as fact when EA is known to blatantly false advertise features? Don't take their word for it. You need to see these things in action. Talk is cheap.

Did you watch the video? He gives a specific example he saw while playing it at E3. The article is from a guy with 20+ hours with the game and the example he gave came from his time with the game.

[jmurphy31]

Quote: Originally Posted by jpdavis82

Did you watch the video? He gives a specific example he saw while playing it at E3. The article is from a guy with 20+ hours with the game and the example he gave came from his time with the game.

They basically say the same thing the article does about talking about their drives. Their exact example they said they saw showed a pick 6. They never specifically say they saw all these things.

I would like to see another video of the halftime show showing these features before I believe. If they so have it, great. It's a start, but it needs to have more immersion.