07-15-2009, 12:02 AM
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Re: *CONSTRUCTIVE Feedback for NCAA 10*
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Originally Posted by BORN4CORN |
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Here's some stuff I posted on EA..
Please fix both the running animation & address the lack of momentum/locomotion.. Players shouldn't be able to turn on a dime without leaning, or decelerating. There is no sense of weight, and it has been a major problem ever since the jump to next gen.
Also, ball physics need work. It currently feels like the football is too heavy & doesn't float properly (Its also too large & too dark for that specific model). On the PS2 & Xbox it had that sense of lightness & it actually floated like a real football would.
I believe by fixing these things, many of the gameplay complaints will go away.
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Next would easily be the lack of presentational elements. This is college football, & its all about atmosphere.
Team Entrances
Pre-game breakdown
Players warming up
Half-Time show
Post Game wrap up
More stat banners
Coaches interacting w/players
The works... its been to long, and I can't take another year of the empty feeling game.
Many of these things were in last gen, and added so much to the replay value of the game... much of the reason I still play 06 to this day.
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Dynasty mode needs to be deeper, and geared more for the hardcore guys. There is so much missing that could make this mode one of the best of any sports game.
Please add some of the following:
Spring game
Camps
Heisman & award show
High School All American game
AD Mode* (Check my sig for a link)
Neutral site games
Create rivalries
Conf. logos change when changing conferences
Senior Bowl
National Signing Day presentation
etc..
Also presentation needs stepped up in this mode. How about adding an awards show of some sort, bowl week breakdown, huge celebrations for bowl game wins, Over the top BCS Championship broadcast, Pre-season breakdown... Just some things that will keep us coming back, because currently there is very little that makes me feel connected with my team, and dynasty feels weak & hallow.
Also, please take a look at Chris' 12 Ways to Improve Dynasty article.
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Give us the ability to pick unis combos simultaneously if its a multiplayer game, and decrease the lag the menus seem to have.
Also, do something about the facts while the game is loading.. Many of them are the same as last year's & they really aren't interesting at all.
Maybe give us the all time series records between the teams, or even scrap it all together leaving only the team logos - or even a "match up" screen that shows what team has the advantages kind of what Madden 10 has before the pregame starts.
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More songs from bands are desperately needed as well. I've heard the same ones for years & they are just becoming old now.
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Lastly... I beg of you developers/designers to stop with the on going pursuit of choosing to dedicate time to secondary features & making unnecessary changes, over basic football things. I realize that you must sell copies, and bring in new customers, but its just getting old, especially when things like formation subs, refs, & even running mechanics are ignored/overlooked or deemed not important year after year... Save the stuff geared toward the younger audience for the Wii. Season Showdown, defensive assist, "link plays" that actually have percentages above them, & Road to Glory being the mode that gets the overhaul instead of Dynasty... What is going on? What is the direction of this franchise?
Take the route that Madden 10 has done this year, and give us a true college football sim experience. The people that buy Madden & enjoy that "sim" style game design are, for the most part, the same ones who are buying NCAA.
Please focus on FOOTBALL related things. After those are taken care of, then you should start to think about the other small/less important features.
The new moto for the NCAA series here on out should be "Everything You See on Saturdays"
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I couldn't agree more. Great post, I really hope somebody from EA read this and takes a copy into a meeting about NCAA 11.
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