ncaa 14 vs ncaa 13

[pw_1016]

I have ncaa 13 on ps3. I was thinking about getting ncaa 14 because I want to start a dynasty with my hometown team, univ of south alabama, and they are not on 13. I just wonder if 14 is worth buying otherwise. What are the major differences in gameplay and recruiting between 13 and 14?

[souljahbill]

14 is superior in every way so get it if you can.

[jello1717]

Quote: Originally Posted by souljahbill

14 is superior in every way so get it if you can.

What he said.


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[StoneCalf]

Yes, like soulja said, it is a superior game. The *only* thing that 13 has (that I miss) that 14 does not is the ability to turn off coaching contracts.

Regarding your question on gameplay and recruiting- the differences are significant. For gameplay, EA introduced the Infinity Engine, which is a nice upgrade in the physics and collision detection department. It's somewhat rag-doll look and feel, but not overdone. Many new animations with 14 too. Plus they really enhanced the option game.

As to recruiting, it's a totally new system that is based on a points allocation system rather than the phone calls and visits in years past. I like the points system better. Also, the coaches (HC/OC/DC) all have skill trees and earn experience to level up. It's a cool addition, but I would suggest a slower coach progression rate when you start, or you'll open up skills too soon and may become overpowered.

Do yourself a favor and get started on your Jaguars dynasty in 14!

Quote: Originally Posted by pw_1016

I have ncaa 13 on ps3. I was thinking about getting ncaa 14 because I want to start a dynasty with my hometown team, univ of south alabama, and they are not on 13. I just wonder if 14 is worth buying otherwise. What are the major differences in gameplay and recruiting between 13 and 14?

[pw_1016]

Quote: Originally Posted by StoneCalf

Yes, like soulja said, it is a superior game. The *only* thing that 13 has (that I miss) that 14 does not is the ability to turn off coaching contracts. Regarding your question on gameplay and recruiting- the differences are significant. For gameplay, EA introduced the Infinity Engine, which is a nice upgrade in the physics and collision detection department. It's somewhat rag-doll look and feel, but not overdone. Many new animations with 14 too. Plus they really enhanced the option game. As to recruiting, it's a totally new system that is based on a points allocation system rather than the phone calls and visits in years past. I like the points system better. Also, the coaches (HC/OC/DC) all have skill trees and earn experience to level up. It's a cool addition, but I would suggest a slower coach progression rate when you start, or you'll open up skills too soon and may become overpowered. Do yourself a favor and get started on your Jaguars dynasty in 14!

haha thanks for the encouragement. you got me all excited now. The coach contracts thing is not a big deal because I like the challenge of having to worry about getting fired if i don't perform .I think the game would be too easy if you turned the contracts off anyway.

Hopefully the points system in recruiting is less time consuming than the phone calls . I don't like taking an extra half hour minimum to do recruiting before/after games

[jello1717]

Quote: Originally Posted by pw_1016

Hopefully the points system in recruiting is less time consuming than the phone calls . I don't like taking an extra half hour minimum to do recruiting before/after games

Whether you like the old or new recruiting system (I prefer the new one) the 1 thing that no one can argue is that the new system is much faster than the old.

[giaolike]

well,1 thing that no one can argue is that the new system is much faster than the old.