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Scouting a step in the right direction
The scouting in M25 is a huge step forward in football gaming. I love that you can pick which skill area of a player to scout. I don't recall any game ever giving that kind of freedom to search out a player who fits the scheme you want to run. One the other hand, it boggles my mind that combine information is not available for each player to use as a screening tool for further scouting. NFL 2k5 had it, where you could even sort on any combine number (indeed, previous Maddens had it, albeit without the ability to sort). If a WR or CB runs a 4.6, he's off my draft board and I won't even bother scouting him. Same for an OT who can't do more than 18 on the BP. If they address this, Madden next year would really have something. All in all, though, a real nice step forward in football videogame scouting!Tags: None -
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Re: Scouting a step in the right direction
Overall, I think the current system is totally flawed. In real life, nothing in the draft is guaranteed, yet in the game if you're willing to spend enough scouting points you can unlock every attribute's rating. I do agree that all of the combine drill numbers should be available without needing to spend any scouting points. I'd prefer where you have to hire a scouting department and the most information you get from them is a letter grade, never a specific number for a rating, and even the best scouting departments will give you inaccurate information from time to time -
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Re: Scouting a step in the right direction
They need to add a bust feature so many picks are hit or missI live in the best city Chicago!!
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I'd love to see them branch the scouting feature out. I'd like to see season end awards, heisman race list, and combine scores. I think by adding this depth it'll bring a whole new element to the mode.Comment
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I agree! if they"EA" call themselves making it a "sim". Why should you spend money on something that is a given! They need to add character traits were players get suspend for off da field issues. I would say for hits too, but that will open a whole other door.Comment
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Re: Scouting a step in the right direction
They should somehow combine the college and pro game together in the same game. Screw all the ncaa, CLC, conference licenses. Just make a good playing college game that lives in madden 15's universe and they could make the draft, scouting, etc unbelievable.Comment
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I'd love to see them branch the scouting feature out.Comment
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Re: Scouting a step in the right direction
I'd love to see them branch the scouting feature out.
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#10
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Re: Scouting a step in the right direction
EA ripped everything realistic out of scouting over the last few years. Now everything is 100% video game. No combine, no college all-star games, no comments from scouts, no real surprises. Your point that information is never inaccurate is especially sad. Pretty much everything that makes the NFL draft dramatic is absent from Madden. Totally flawed indeed!Overall, I think the current system is totally flawed. In real life, nothing in the draft is guaranteed, yet in the game if you're willing to spend enough scouting points you can unlock every attribute's rating. I do agree that all of the combine drill numbers should be available without needing to spend any scouting points. I'd prefer where you have to hire a scouting department and the most information you get from them is a letter grade, never a specific number for a rating, and even the best scouting departments will give you inaccurate information from time to timeComment
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Re: Scouting a step in the right direction
I am certainly not saying the scouting is great, I am just giving Madden credit for finally doing something right. You were never able to scout whatever attribute you wished before. It definitely needs more work, but hey, it's a start.
Busts are pretty much impossible anyway, because the XP "feature" lets you level up whoever you want, however you want. That, I would say, is a step in the absolute wrong direction.Comment

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