Will this be the year that longstanding legacy issues are addressed?
Am I going to have to go through another year of users resorting to dropping ten in coverage, and sending one pass rusher that (somehow) results in immense pressure and a plethora of coverage sacks?
Why are these legacy issues seemingly ignored? Will they ever be addressed? I fear that the majority of the Madden fan base results to these exploits/downright glitches and EA fears loss of business due to a switch to a more sim offering.
I sincerely hope this thread isn't flamed and/or a mod doesn't exercise censorship as these are questions that time and again are sometimes overlooked, but more often intentionally dismissed. These issues hamper my online experience year in and out (along with a lot of users here). I've even heard of players completely abandoning online as they've had such terrible experiences due to said legacy issues that they've "settled" with an offline experience. This is very upsetting as players are forced to sacrifice certain aspects that they genuinely enjoy of the online experience to play lame redundant predictable AI (another thing lacking) resulting in a bland experience.
I honestly at this point would rather EA address longstanding legacy issues that are completely game breaking over implementation of new unbalanced/incomplete game play mechanics (just for a season) just so I (and others) can enjoy a legitimate test of skill - even if just for a year.
I miss the legitimacy of other titles and early Madden. Now we're given "Street Fighter Combos" with our running backs. I think it's abundantly clear the direction of Madden. I hope it doesn't continue to become more of an arcade style game, but it looks like that's what sells. Please EA give me back the Madden I know and love. Madden 10 was the last time I enjoyed Madden - since it's just been baseless gimmicks.
Am I going to have to go through another year of users resorting to dropping ten in coverage, and sending one pass rusher that (somehow) results in immense pressure and a plethora of coverage sacks?
Why are these legacy issues seemingly ignored? Will they ever be addressed? I fear that the majority of the Madden fan base results to these exploits/downright glitches and EA fears loss of business due to a switch to a more sim offering.
I sincerely hope this thread isn't flamed and/or a mod doesn't exercise censorship as these are questions that time and again are sometimes overlooked, but more often intentionally dismissed. These issues hamper my online experience year in and out (along with a lot of users here). I've even heard of players completely abandoning online as they've had such terrible experiences due to said legacy issues that they've "settled" with an offline experience. This is very upsetting as players are forced to sacrifice certain aspects that they genuinely enjoy of the online experience to play lame redundant predictable AI (another thing lacking) resulting in a bland experience.
I honestly at this point would rather EA address longstanding legacy issues that are completely game breaking over implementation of new unbalanced/incomplete game play mechanics (just for a season) just so I (and others) can enjoy a legitimate test of skill - even if just for a year.
I miss the legitimacy of other titles and early Madden. Now we're given "Street Fighter Combos" with our running backs. I think it's abundantly clear the direction of Madden. I hope it doesn't continue to become more of an arcade style game, but it looks like that's what sells. Please EA give me back the Madden I know and love. Madden 10 was the last time I enjoyed Madden - since it's just been baseless gimmicks.
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