OMT.....will Minnesota's new TCF Bank Stadium be in the game?! I drove by it yesterday and it looks like it's about 85% complete. Will it be in the game or does it not being completed yet have an impact on EA putting it in or not?
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It's not? Why the hell not? Don't put them back in the G'D Dome. It's not going to be completed on time but there's many finished renders of what it will look like. EA can't us those to put the stadium in the game? WTF is the difference between a game rendering and a computer generated one for PR and advertising?Comment
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Re: NCAA Football 10 Blog: It's in the Details
Maybe Minnesota won't let them put it in until its finshed.“No one is more hated than he who speaks the truth.”
― PlatoComment
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Re: NCAA Football 10 Blog: It's in the Details
OMT stated that they can not use computer renderings of the stadium and has to have actuall high detailed photos of the stadium. And since the stadium will not be 100% finished until the game is already out unfortuneately it will not be in the game. I do not know why but Im sure their is a good reason that they can not use the computer.
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Wow this is going to be so amazing!Comment
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im in hereComment
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Um, no we dont. We havent filled a stadium in almost 8 years. Altho im hoping Mr Shannon will change that very, very soon.
As for this threads topic. Details are what make a game last. NFL 2K5 has been mentioned many times in this thread and for good reasons. The fantastic presentation and the fact that a plethora of ppl still play that game are not coincidences. I still say that no one in the EA office has been to a big time college football game. Either that or they just flat out dont have the talent to translate that atmosphere into a video game. The games up to this point are just so horribly bland, its just amusing. EA needs a complete and major overhaul of the presentation for this game to be worth more than just a 60 dollar coaster. Now, with that said, im happy with EA's focus to "details". Its seems as tho they might finally be waking up to what helps make a great game. C'mon EA, hit us with some fantastic presentation and no one will mention NFL 2K5 anymore. I promise.Comment
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We have to use computers... you need them to do 3D art for video games.
But without the stadium being done, we'd have to GUESS on what it will look like. 99.99% chance we'd be wrong and have to re-texture it again next year. Considering we are still adding authentic stadiums, I wasn't going to prioritize Minnesota's stadium twice over others. Sorry.
We are putting Minnesota in the generic bowl stadium this year, with Minneosta's field art. Next year we'll do the real stadium.Comment
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I meant you couldnt use computerized renderings to make the stadium and needed your guys to go out and take pics. I think a generic bowl will be more fitting than the dome. Will the dome still be in the game to use if we want?We have to use computers... you need them to do 3D art for video games.
But without the stadium being done, we'd have to GUESS on what it will look like. 99.99% chance we'd be wrong and have to re-texture it again next year. Considering we are still adding authentic stadiums, I wasn't going to prioritize Minnesota's stadium twice over others. Sorry.
We are putting Minnesota in the generic bowl stadium this year, with Minneosta's field art. Next year we'll do the real stadium.
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Re: NCAA Football 10 Blog: It's in the Details
For some reason the socks almost look too white or something. They just don't look fitting. It would be cool to have an option to select sock color. I think the problem may be that they actually need to cut off at the middle of the calf, instead of at the kneeComment
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but some teams were knee highs when it gets cold which adds another realistic feature when plyin your dynasty, ppl wear crews to, I wish EA would jus think about evrything when puttin stuff like that inComment
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Re: NCAA Football 10 Blog: It's in the Details
We have to use computers... you need them to do 3D art for video games.
But without the stadium being done, we'd have to GUESS on what it will look like. 99.99% chance we'd be wrong and have to re-texture it again next year. Considering we are still adding authentic stadiums, I wasn't going to prioritize Minnesota's stadium twice over others. Sorry.
We are putting Minnesota in the generic bowl stadium this year, with Minneosta's field art. Next year we'll do the real stadium.
So we are still missing 10-15 stadiums and now we are adding another generic one to the game?!? Okay well I guess the majority has spoken but I still think the option of using the Metrodome should be in the game for the simple fact that it's a REAL stadium.
OMT, are you at liberty to say how many "new" stadiums will make the game this year?Roar you Lions roar!Comment
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The reason I said generic open stadium is because the weather should effect the games and that cant happen in the Metrodome.So we are still missing 10-15 stadiums and now we are adding another generic one to the game?!? Okay well I guess the majority has spoken but I still think the option of using the Metrodome should be in the game for the simple fact that it's a REAL stadium.
OMT, are you at liberty to say how many "new" stadiums will make the game this year?You looking at the Chair MAN!
Number may not tell the whole story ,but they never lie either.Comment
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I wish that the field goals have team logos instead of EA sportsComment
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