Madden 10 draft classes
 

does anyone know of anyway to get the ncaa 10 draft classes onto madden 10? im from new zealand which means i cant play ncaa on my xbox coz its out of the region.....

any help would be much apreciated cheers

Re: Madden 10 draft classes
 

You don't want the NCAA draft classes, the CPU generated rookies are much better.

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yes. the madden draft classes are good this year. they put a lot of time into crafting each rookie, and i think there are 30 or 32 different draft classes. good stuff.

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He does say that he doesn't have NCAA 10 nor willl it work in New Zealand Mr. Comprehension skills

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yeah i have heard that theyre better on madden, but personally im up for playing with the real guys seeing as im just as big a fan of college ball.. so anyone with the solution woud be awesome?

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Does the game even give you the prompt to import an NCAA class at the start of the season?
It does not on EU PS3, even thought that is entirely region free. The game sees you have an non-US console and doesn't give you the prompt to import.
If you do get that prompt, you might be able to download via Gamefaqs or something.


Madden generated drafts are better though.

Re: Madden 10 draft classes
 

dont bother, they completely screwed it up. when you import the players they aren't even the right age. i import it once mccoy is 25, import again hes 21, do it again he's 22 or 23. its really bad. then when you draft the players most of them are in the 60's as far as ratings go. what a f'ing waste. EA cant even import draft classes right

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Personally, I've had a lot of fun with the NCAA 1o draft classes. Taylor Mayes came in the league with a 86 overall... a lot of the good qb's came in with mid 70's, I even drafted Riley Cooper from Florida, and he came in at 79 with decent attributes.

I'd admit, sometimes you get a bust, Golden Tate WR from Notre Dame came in with a 56 rating with 67 catch and a C potential, but hey who's to say that he didn't have some injury in college (which we know happens alot in NCAA 1o) that made him come into madden unprepared for the NFL.

Just because you were a superstar 99 rated man in college, doesn't mean you come to the NFL (Madden 1o) and be 80 rated, better than half of the other guys in the NFL with no NFL experience. I find it very fun, and challenging to draft a 63 rated, or 56 rated man, and believe in him enough to try to get him into the 70's by year 3... You gotta remember, on Madden 1o... 70 rated ain't that bad