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roadman · 01-04-2010, 12:23 AM

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Originally Posted by lofeazy


	What we all post the positive things and forget the negatives? As long you say it nicely without get personal and calling the developer names, you have the right to point out all the error's in the game. If you are a gamemaker don't you want to here about the negatives so you can make a better game? So you don't commit the same error's.(I know I would.)

Sure, would love to hear the constructive criticism to improve the game that I was involved with, but that didn't happen here with some people.

countryboy · 01-04-2010, 08:45 AM

http://www.operationsports.com/forum...fo-thread.html

Here you go. Any information will be provided in this thread, and two things have been mentioned.

Matt10 · 01-04-2010, 09:40 AM

I actually hope there is no kind of previews of features or whatever gimmicks they come out with next year.

After 2010's game, there were so many "additions" and fixes, but the execution was lacking. How do you hype up execution? You can't.

No more hyped up features, just release a damn football game, guys.

adembroski · 01-04-2010, 01:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Matt10


	I actually hope there is no kind of previews of features or whatever gimmicks they come out with next year. After 2010's game, there were so many "additions" and fixes, but the execution was lacking. How do you hype up execution? You can't. No more hyped up features, just release a damn football game, guys.

They have to hype features. It's marketing. If you get down too it, though, a lot more time and effort was spent on cleaning up the existing problems from 09 to 10 than pushing new stuff. It wasn't done perfectly... not even well in some cases... but you point out a Madden that has been more on-track, and I'll concede your point.

I guess what I'm saying is this: They have a deep damn hole to dig out of, and they managed to drop something I actually kept in the disk tray for a while. That's a good start, and reason to look forward to '11 imho.

Pared · 01-04-2010, 02:05 PM

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Originally Posted by lofeazy


	If Ian made a little better product he would not have gotten ripped on.Ian should remember where not blind reviewers who getting a free copy of the game.If Ian can't take peoples criticism of the game he should not have his name on it.

The fact that you (and other individuals that feel the same way) are on this site sicken me.

If you believe this, do us all a favor and quit posting. Those that actually have some sense of human decency AND the wish to make this a better football series would benefit.

You can criticize the game. It isn't perfect. But the belief that he should have to endure the non-sense that went on this past year when he wants to share what he does with others is a complete mockery of this site.

And if you think those personal shots are warranted you will not remain a member of this site. Period.

gtm · 01-04-2010, 02:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Scott


	Just stop right there...

I'm here. The OS Roving Thread Watcher. Thanks.

Matt10 · 01-04-2010, 02:35 PM

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Originally Posted by adembroski


	They have to hype features. It's marketing. If you get down too it, though, a lot more time and effort was spent on cleaning up the existing problems from 09 to 10 than pushing new stuff. It wasn't done perfectly... not even well in some cases... but you point out a Madden that has been more on-track, and I'll concede your point. I guess what I'm saying is this: They have a deep damn hole to dig out of, and they managed to drop something I actually kept in the disk tray for a while. That's a good start, and reason to look forward to '11 imho.

Touche, Adem - you're right about the issues that need fixing - and there seems to be a whole lot to represent football that still needs fixing (or tweaking).

I'm more on about the features that are unecessary. I didn't care about "pro-tak", that happens in all football games, why introduce it as a feature to a football video game - it should've been in years ago, just add the feature in - work on that 'surprise' factor I say.

As far as marketing, this is where my point loses "focus", mainly cause I'm a romantic and would prefer just marketing to be showing off the game in development and no need to call it a feature.

lofeazy · 01-04-2010, 04:47 PM

They should lay off of the features and hype.Madden dosen't need marketing its the only NFL game so your going to make money.

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Matt10 Hall Of Fame OVR: 23 Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Overland Park, KS Posts: 16,273	Re: When will info start to filter out about Madden 11 I actually hope there is no kind of previews of features or whatever gimmicks they come out with next year. After 2010's game, there were so many "additions" and fixes, but the execution was lacking. How do you hype up execution? You can't. No more hyped up features, just release a damn football game, guys. __________________ Youtube - subscribe!

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lofeazy Banned OVR: 8 Join Date: Jan 2010	Re: When will info start to filter out about Madden 11 They should lay off of the features and hype.Madden dosen't need marketing its the only NFL game so your going to make money.

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