Do You Think Competition Would Solve Alot Of Our Complaints With EA?

[Three Seed]

Competition is always good. I also think a ton of people who don't like the game should stop buying it year after year. You can critique a game and still enjoy it but there are tons of people buying every year who play for a very short time and then say they won't do it again next year. Then they do. There isn't any reason for the game to be improved if people are already buying. Competition helps with this as well.

[dreezymac]

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http://bit.ly/Pta2BL Thoughts?

So once the settlement is approved, any developer is free to negotiate a contract with the NFL/NCAA and produce games after 2014?

Damn shame we have to wait another two years but by then hopefully we'll have new blood ready to compete on the next gen consoles.

[JerseySuave4]

Quote: Originally Posted by Aranor

You say that but economically speaking they'd lose more money by only limiting it to one system and we all know they'd never do that. More the problem is the horrid programming itself. Line play has never been good in this generation and one horrid thing after another.

I understand that, i was actually defending NCAA there by saying that not too many games will be at The Show's level because they have the advantage of focusing on 1 system.

[ghettoqball]

Quote: Originally Posted by Three Seed

Competition is always good. I also think a ton of people who don't like the game should stop buying it year after year. You can critique a game and still enjoy it but there are tons of people buying every year who play for a very short time and then say they won't do it again next year. Then they do. There isn't any reason for the game to be improved if people are already buying. Competition helps with this as well.

I did my part this year. As much as I'd like to be playing a college football game right now, I'm just tired of the same BS every year.