|
Quote: |
|
|
|
|
Originally Posted by DTown |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
I am not asking for just "MY IDEAS" I am just asking for some kinda step forward. The examples I gave were examples of how other games have progressed. I showed hey they could be used in Madden.
My big issue is not with Ian Phill or any of the Madden team but with EA. I think it is plain and simple to see the fact that Madden gets the least attention. There haven't been any strides forward in some time. Since the new Gen systems I think we have taken a few back...
I understand it would be CRAZY to buy Madden and expect 2k5 type game play, Backbreaker type tackling, 3 announce crews, training facility, Ect, Ect, Ect. But the point is that these other games have taken pretty big strides toward being a more complete game and here we are every year still begging for better game play, better shadows, better lighting and so on and so forth. These things should not be on my wishlist every year. These things should be a given!
Your right I don't care what EA wants but then again they aren't giving me money. I along with every other football fan pay $60 a year for this game, $600 for my ps3, $40 a month on internet connection to play this game. I do expect the very best THEY CAN GIVE, if they were trying to provide us with the best product every year then it is understandable but they don't. Again nothing against the Madden team I know that they care or they wouldn't be here.
What stides forward has Madden made though? The last new inovation was Superstar mode and they haven't fixed it's bugs since it was released. Since switching to next gen the game play has fallen considerably. These are things we shouldn't have to worry about. There should be someone incharge of Gameplay, another incharge of Graphics, Another for online play, another for Franchise and another for Superstar. Each should have to upgrade their part of the game every year. THis way the things we already have stay fresh and up to date. Then maybe our stupid little wish list stuff would finally make it to the top of the priority list. But as long as the priorities are things that should be updated every year we will never see the kind of advancements in Madden that we have seen in other sports titles.
|
|
|
|
|
|
lol...around and around we go
. Look...we are talking about two entirely different things. You seem intent on rehashing Madden's failures...a point on which we have no disagreement.
You are making this a circular discussion on what Madden has been. It's not new, it's all been said before. Nothing you are saying is anything I disagreed with (other than the hyperbole you inject into your comments...as I would with someone overly supportive of Madden
), but you are still arguing extremes. I'm honestly wondering if you're arguing for the sake of arguing...lol.
All this got going because I mearly explained that comparing the situations between what FIFA did and what people are asking for in Madden are not the same. It, as per usual, has turned back to the fallback "EA doesn't care" stuff.
For the record, everyone knows that EA backpeddled into the "next gen" systems. Again, not new news. What people are forgetting is that almost all of there games have steadiliy improved once they got a sense of direction. FIFA and the NHL series are both considered the front runners now (By many, opposing views are present, of course). NBA Live has made huge strides. NCAA and Madden both showed marked improvements this past iteration. So the "suits" might have recognized a need for change
It's a process. I think it's fair to say that the have a sense of direction now. We'll see how it works out, of course, but that much is clear.
Remember too...you're the one shelling out your 60 bucks each year (from what you said)...not me. If it's so hopeless, maybe you should reconsider your purchases
. I'm still perfectly happy (as many are) playing 2K5 with updated rosters until Madden catches my attention again. As I said, we'll see what Ian gets done. I just find humor in villifying a business for acting like a business...lol
All I'm saying is harping over what should have been is useless. Your ideas (and I said your ideas because I'm addressing you...not because I'm implying you are only wanting your ideas...lol. For further clarification
) can be put to good use and I'm sure Ian is paying attention.
Again, to clarify (and prevent yet another "but see..." response
) I am not disagreeing that Madden dropped the ball. I just disagree that to fix the problem they have to hit on every major area in sports gaming history...lol.
Oh...and Backbreaker can't count as revolutionary in any way since it's not even a game
. Plus, aside from the tackle physics and variety in the limited viewing we had, what else does it have to offer?
With that, I'm done for good...promise