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  • duke776
    MVP
    • Nov 2006
    • 3044

    #46
    Re: NCAA Designers Step Up to the Plate

    Originally posted by bkrich83
    I love it. For years, people constantly complained about no interaction with EA devs, like we had with SCEA and 2k devs. Now we FINALLY get some EA devs and get some input, and now people are complaining about that.
    Originally posted by fishepa
    Exactly, it's a no win situation. It's pathetic how obsessed people are.
    Agreed

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    • Dudd
      Rookie
      • Apr 2006
      • 131

      #47
      Re: NCAA Designers Step Up to the Plate

      Oh please, there is no one in this thread criticizing the EA devs for posting, it's for lavishing praise on them for doing it while glossing over any problems with the game. It's all nice that they're in the forums getting first hand knowledge of all the crippling flaws in their game, but come on, is an article praising them for cracking jokes about Western Kentucky breaking the game anything other than EA ball washing?

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      • bkrich83
        Has Been
        • Jul 2002
        • 71574

        #48
        Re: NCAA Designers Step Up to the Plate

        Originally posted by Dudd
        Oh please, there is no one in this thread criticizing the EA devs for posting, it's for lavishing praise on them for doing it while glossing over any problems with the game. It's all nice that they're in the forums getting first hand knowledge of all the crippling flaws in their game, but come on, is an article praising them for cracking jokes about Western Kentucky breaking the game anything other than EA ball washing?
        There are plenty of people criticizing EA devs for posting. Starting from the first page.

        I do love how the same guys who never post come out during EA football release time, every single year and do their best to stir up a hornets nest.
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        • Hurricain
          MVP
          • Dec 2002
          • 1034

          #49
          Re: NCAA Designers Step Up to the Plate

          Originally posted by bkrich83
          I love it. For years, people constantly complained about no interaction with EA devs, like we had with SCEA and 2k devs. Now we FINALLY get some EA devs and get some input, and now people are complaining about that.

          If the game had half the problems it has now then the complaining would be far less.
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          • NC State-31 UNC-27
            MVP
            • Nov 2007
            • 1525

            #50
            Re: NCAA Designers Step Up to the Plate

            Originally posted by bkrich83
            There are plenty of people criticizing EA devs for posting. Starting from the first page.

            I do love how the same guys who never post come out during EA football release time, every single year and do their best to stir up a hornets nest.
            I think it's really iffy at best as to whether people are criticizing them FOR posting. I think at most, people have said "it's their job so why thank them" or "they are getting paid" or "EA should thank the OS community". Many more posts said they were appreciative of it and I really think everyone is.

            Of course some people are bitter because the game just came out a week ago and has some problems so you have to expect some people to be negative. But I don't think anyone has said they shouldn't be posting here.

            Either way, doesn't matter to me because I love the game and I love the EA team posting here.

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            • Boregard
              Banned
              • Jun 2008
              • 614

              #51
              Re: NCAA Designers Step Up to the Plate

              I am all for the interaction by EA employees. I am glad they are here and I like the fact that they have responded to both positive and negative posts and have really demonstrated some thick skin.

              That being said, how come every year the games (NCAA & Madden) ship with serious glitches or flaws, most of which are things that were fine the year before??? The testers would all be out of a job if I were at EA. The thing about the "automation writer" writing a "program" to test naming rosters, is that you don't need a guy to write a test! The game had not even been in a guys hand for 48 hrs and he found the glitch. This is piss poor testing. Piss poor testing within a video game company falls directly onto piss poor leadership.

              The roster issue, the extremely poor K/P coverage issue, and the expansive online dynasty issues would never have made it through the testing phase if I tested the damn game!!!

              The K/P coverage issue slaps you in the face the very first time you play a game. There is absolutely no way a half-*** football fan would miss this!!! So how the hell does the game ship with this issue???

              The name thing? Are you freaking kidding me??? You offer a couple of these "roster gurus" an early copy in exchange for testing this before the game "goes to print"!!! No need for a "program"!!! The fact that it never occurred to test this is a serious problem, it is one of the most popular features of the game!!!

              I haven't "discovered" the online dynasty glitches yet, but come on! This feature is overdue and you don't do your due diligence to insure that it works properly??? The test phase for this feature should have been the #1 priority outside of game play (note K/P coverage)!!!

              The fact is that EA dropped the ball again. These issues should have never been shipped. If they missed them, they are incompetent. If they knew and shipped anyway, they have serious leadership issues and absolutely no respect for the consumers (us)!!! Whichever the case, EA needs better leadership and serious changes within the quality assurance/ testing areas!!!

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              • thescoop
                MVP
                • Jan 2006
                • 1288

                #52
                The roster bug is annoying, but hasn't "killed" the game for me. I for one am happy for Adam being here and he's insights. I'm not happy to wait on starting a dynasty, but i should have known not to buy it day one.

                Guys, the article wasn't bad and I don't mind them praising Adam for being here. I don't think it is a blind praise of EA either or them not wanting to admit the games flaws.

                Adam explained some things to me in PMs about an issue I was upset about before the game came out and he didn't have to do that. I thank him for that.

                As far as being mad the game needs to be patch we all should. I have no problem being mad about that cause I am too, but that seems to be the way all next gen are shaping up these days, NOT just ones by EA

                My problem is with the new thought process that most companies have in reguards to releasing a patching games. It is happening far too often. I'm tired of paying more for games that should be released later to get the bugs out......I shouldn't be waiting on patches, and this goes across the board.

                Hate to remind you guys, but EA isn't alone in this issue. I remember the biggest next gen disgrace that was MLB 2k6. I couldn't even play a game for a MONTH. Furthermore, EA hasn't been as quite on the issue as 2k was with that game. I'm not giving them a free pass, but at least I CAN play the game. With 2k6 I couldn't.

                I'm so far disappointed with next gen as a whole in terms of patches being needed so often. That is the most disappointed thing for me.
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                • kwanchangkang
                  Rookie
                  • Mar 2003
                  • 149

                  #53
                  Re: NCAA Designers Step Up to the Plate

                  Originally posted by fishepa
                  Exactly, it's a no win situation. It's pathetic how obsessed people are.
                  Dude, You should go back and read all the posts again. Peeps are not PO'd that EA is finally posting. We are all criticizing the way OS staffers and this website are falling over themselves to praise EA like they just invented sliced bread.

                  2K games has been posting on the boards for years, but I have never EVER seen them get the full treatment EA has gotten these past few months.

                  It's been a constant ramp up of EA hype since the SPring. Everytime I log on to the front page, I see another EA puff piece. What the hell happened to OS?

                  So FISHEPA now your calling your customers 'pathetic' and 'obsessed' heh? That's really great and professional. Are you really a staffer or are you a little brother who is on the wrong computer? I have been a member here since '02 and this is the first time that a Mod has blatantly come out and name-called a whole group of members. Since you can't BAN yourself, I'm guessing you'll ban me. Or delete this post.

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                  • 867-5309
                    Banned
                    • Jul 2008
                    • 114

                    #54
                    Re: NCAA Designers Step Up to the Plate

                    Originally posted by kwanchangkang
                    Dude, You should go back and read all the posts again. Peeps are not PO'd that EA is finally posting. We are all criticizing the way OS staffers and this website are falling over themselves to praise EA like they just invented sliced bread.

                    2K games has been posting on the boards for years, but I have never EVER seen them get the full treatment EA has gotten these past few months.

                    It's been a constant ramp up of EA hype since the SPring. Everytime I log on to the front page, I see another EA puff piece. What the hell happened to OS?

                    So FISHEPA now your calling your customers 'pathetic' and 'obsessed' heh? That's really great and professional. Are you really a staffer or are you a little brother who is on the wrong computer? I have been a member here since '02 and this is the first time that a Mod has blatantly come out and name-called a whole group of members. Since you can't BAN yourself, I'm guessing you'll ban me. Or delete this post.

                    Customer? You are not a customer. You are guest of the forum.

                    As for the second part, all I can do is laugh. I used to eat little whiners like you for breakfast and still ban 20 more people before I sat down for a bag of donuts for brunch.

                    2002? Pssh, Rookie.

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                    • kwanchangkang
                      Rookie
                      • Mar 2003
                      • 149

                      #55
                      Re: NCAA Designers Step Up to the Plate

                      Originally posted by 867-5309
                      Customer? You are not a customer. You are guest of the forum.

                      As for the second part, all I can do is laugh. I used to eat little whiners like you for breakfast and still ban 20 more people before I sat down for a bag of donuts for brunch.

                      2002? Pssh, Rookie.
                      Who are you? Why am I even acknowledging this post?

                      Hold my beer...watch this...

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                      • iag04ho
                        Rookie
                        • Jun 2005
                        • 137

                        #56
                        Re: NCAA Designers Step Up to the Plate

                        Article would have made sense if it went a little something like this

                        NCAA Designers Step Up to the Plate....refund customers for defective product.

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                        • leetdemon
                          Banned
                          • Jul 2003
                          • 643

                          #57
                          Re: NCAA Designers Step Up to the Plate

                          I support the designers, but there is some stuff that cannot go unfixed. D-line pressure, CPU pass acc/sliders, kick returns too easy, and the hack strafe/rocket catching are top of my list. They get those knocked out and this game is going to be sick!

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                          • RealmK
                            Banned
                            • Sep 2003
                            • 4198

                            #58
                            It amazes me time and time again just how downright whiny 2k fanboys can be. First they bitch for years that EA doesn't listen to the fanbase or actually try and make better sports games. Then when they finally do start to turn things around they bitch that too much attention is being paid to EA and not 2k who incidently you need a presidential pass from the White House just to get information never mind media on their titles (NHL2k8 anyone?)

                            Its sad just really sad.

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                            • bjf1377
                              Lurker
                              • Jul 2002
                              • 6620

                              #59
                              Re: NCAA Designers Step Up to the Plate

                              Originally posted by kwanchangkang
                              Dude, You should go back and read all the posts again. Peeps are not PO'd that EA is finally posting. We are all criticizing the way OS staffers and this website are falling over themselves to praise EA like they just invented sliced bread.

                              2K games has been posting on the boards for years, but I have never EVER seen them get the full treatment EA has gotten these past few months.
                              That's because no one is going after the 2kSports devs. They come in and they aren't going to face much criticism because their games have been well received. But the moment the EA devs come here, they automatically have a target on their backs. It's like sending a diplomat into a hostile environment: they need more protection than the 2k guys do.

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                              • bjf1377
                                Lurker
                                • Jul 2002
                                • 6620

                                #60
                                Re: NCAA Designers Step Up to the Plate

                                Originally posted by iag04ho
                                Article would have made sense if it went a little something like this

                                NCAA Designers Step Up to the Plate....refund customers for defective product.
                                Well yes, if the game didn't work or damaged the system, then yes it'd be defective. But to you, just because it has bugs like EVERY OTHER SPORTS GAME THAT HAS COME OUT, it is "defective" and you feel entitled because they didn't make a perfect game

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