Madden NFL 19 Succeeds by Getting Back to Basics

[Steve_OS]

A great man once asked, “are you ready for some football!?” and to answer your question,...

Written By: Kevin Scott

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[underdog13]

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[jbd345]

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This thread if off to a good start

[ILuvOSSoMuch112]

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Not to hate on the review or game, but it feels like I have seen this line "EA has created some integral building blocks that are necessary to take the game to the next level" for the last 5+ years. When does it actually reach this point? We will probably be on to the PS5 and the next edition of XBOX in 2 years and the building blocks will re-appear for the first few years of that gen also.

[jvalverde88]

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Guys no racial and/or political talk.

[Therebelyell626]

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Jeffrey lebowski?

Edit:Well since the quote i was referring to was deleted, might as well delete this post please dev. No one will get the reference

[Rebel10]

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It's not political to say that Hank Williams Jr. is not a great man. It's political to say he's a great man. The article opens with an irrelevant contrivance that Hank Williams Jr. is a great man. That is the political statement. Even If Hank Williams Jr. were only known as a two-bit gimmick musician it'd be weird to call him a great man. But, he's not known only as a two-bit gimmick musician, he's also known for making controversial remarks that got him fired from Monday Night Football.

Opening an article with "a great man once said..." is lousy writing to begin with. Editors should avoid cliches. "A great man once said..." is a cliche, it's something you see opening an 8th grade history paper.

But stating that Hank Williams Jr. is a great man, to open a review of Madden, is a political statement. Just... rewrite the lousy opening to this and nobody will respond to it. Then you can safely delete every comment that is responding to this political statement. Here, I'll rewrite it for you,

"Hank Williams Jr. once asked, 'Are you ready for some Football?'"

Boom, no politics. He factually said that, in song form, every Monday night for ~20 years.

[4thQtrStre5S]

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I agree on everything except Longshot only because I have not played it yet, so I really have no position to agree or oppose.

The gameplay is really improved. As mentioned in the article, defenders are making plays, or at least "attempting" to makes plays. These animations go a long way in improving immersion.

[R1zzo23]

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I understand that the “additions” to CFM aren’t exactly what we all would have liked but the gameplay is definitely better than what we had in Madden 18. I, for one, am excited for the future of RPM.


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[Therebelyell626]

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It's not political to say that Hank Williams Jr. is not a great man. It's political to say he's a great man. The article opens with an irrelevant contrivance that Hank Williams Jr. is a great man. That is the political statement. Even If Hank Williams Jr. were only known as a two-bit gimmick musician it'd be weird to call him a great man. But, he's not known only as a two-bit gimmick musician, he's also known for making controversial remarks that got him fired from Monday Night Football.

Opening an article with "a great man once said..." is lousy writing to begin with. Editors should avoid cliches. "A great man once said..." is a cliche, it's something you see opening an 8th grade history paper.

But stating that Hank Williams Jr. is a great man, to open a review of Madden, is a political statement. Just... rewrite the lousy opening to this and nobody will respond to it. Then you can safely delete every comment that is responding to this political statement. Here, I'll rewrite it for you,

"Hank Williams Jr. once asked, 'Are you ready for some Football?'"

Boom, no politics. He factually said that, in song form, every Monday night for ~20 years.

Dude, this isn't the Washington post. It's an article on a sports gaming website. Your the only one who thinks it's that serious

[hyacinth1]

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Hank Williams doing that MNf intro was the worst thing of your were not from the South. He looked and still looks like a total goof! I don’t care about his politics but it was an odd choice by ABC then to make this guy their music mascot.

Should have kept the old MNF football theme from the 70s.

[CertifiedRecords]

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Is it me or is the route running and new player movement a lil choppy or something?

[hyacinth1]

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Not to hate on the review or game, but it feels like I have seen this line "EA has created some integral building blocks that are necessary to take the game to the next level" for the last 5+ years. When does it actually reach this point? We will probably be on to the PS5 and the next edition of XBOX in 2 years and the building blocks will re-appear for the first few years of that gen also.

Ya every year they’re ‘around the corner’ or ‘a few years away’. Then after a few years it’s another ‘few years’ away. And by then the whole game engine has changed and someone new is leading the team.

[mixxx01]

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Not to hate on the review or game, but it feels like I have seen this line "EA has created some integral building blocks that are necessary to take the game to the next level" for the last 5+ years. When does it actually reach this point? We will probably be on to the PS5 and the next edition of XBOX in 2 years and the building blocks will re-appear for the first few years of that gen also.

Yes exactly we here this line every year. A nice building block yet no monumental improvements.


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[Kentaurus]

Not sure how the progression system is a little tweak to Franchise mode... that system is Franchise mode... changing how progression/regression works is a massive change to franchise mode.