This year is an injury fest!

[ActLikeYouCrow]

more injuries isnt a bad thing as long as all of them arent severe and who gets injured is sort of random

[JkA3]

I have the game. 95% of the injuries that I've ran into are minor. They are common injuries - like what players face in real life. You do have the option to bench the player, or play them. So far, to me, it's not a big problem.

[blazer003]

They added a lot more minor injuries. I will say, I don't think we need an Erin Andrews report for each one. It's a bit overdone, but I like that guys get dinged up a little.

Sometimes they should just go off the field, and then Erin should come on later and say, "You may have noticed so and so isn't in the game, he twisted his ankle but the trainers are taping it up and he should be back on the field shortly. Brad?"

[Maynard]

i got sick of the star players getting injured. so i turned them off when i play a play now game. they are usually 1 or 2 quarter injuries, and sometimes u have the option to allow them to play. Its just a bit much especially when im just trying to play a BS play now game and test an option playbook....then pryoe gets knocked out....kind of defeats the purpose

there is no injury slider.

[BroMontana82]

seems to happen a little too much for me and yeah, it seems to be star players a bit too much. 1 or 2 fewer a game would be good.

[rudyjuly2]

Madden 10 has an injury slider while NCAA 10 does not for clarification.

[nxt]

Injuries are a part of the game, so I'm glad that they've added more and I like having to make the decision on whether to put a player back in the game or not. The risk/reward theme seems to be big in NCAA 10 with the injury decisions and game planning. IMO, two great additions to the series if done right.

[VolPett]

Quote: Originally Posted by ExtremeGamer

I've played 10 games so far. First game saw 5 injuries. I've had only 1 every game but 3. Two of them had zero injuries, the other one had 3.

Sounds Perfect!

Thanks for the breakdown.