Didn't even notice my question was the one used at the top of this OS thread
Madden NFL 10: EA Answers Your Questions (Gamespot)
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Re: Madden NFL 10: EA Answers Your Questions (Gamespot)
I don't know about the whole obsession with food prices thing.........
Surely there are better ways to spen ones life than putting imaginary prices on imaginary food that no one actually consumes
It sems that some kind of 'restaurant manager' pc game would be more fun for imaginary food sellers
I woul drather see something like 'cheerleader shower cam' or something like thatComment
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...Another feature that should be brought back is the ability to build a new stadium WITHOUT moving the team in the offseason! What some people are trying to get across here is that they feel like there is no longer any control when it comes to running a franchise in the game. Adjusting ticket/food/drink prices are all part of running a franchise.
If it's in the game, then it (should be) in the gameComment
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Re: Madden NFL 10: EA Answers Your Questions (Gamespot)
...Another feature that should be brought back is the ability to build a new stadium WITHOUT moving the team in the offseason! What some people are trying to get across here is that they feel like there is no longer any control when it comes to running a franchise in the game. Adjusting ticket/food/drink prices are all part of running a franchise.
If it's in the game, then it (should be) in the game
Same reason you can't relocate and keep uniforms and logos and copyrights.Comment
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Re: Madden NFL 10: EA Answers Your Questions (Gamespot)
...Another feature that should be brought back is the ability to build a new stadium WITHOUT moving the team in the offseason! What some people are trying to get across here is that they feel like there is no longer any control when it comes to running a franchise in the game. Adjusting ticket/food/drink prices are all part of running a franchise.
If it's in the game, then it (should be) in the game
NFL teams don't set food prices. The companies that lease out their spaces set the prices, the teams just get a cut. Teams don't set the prices for jersey's, the owner of the retailer does, and again, the team gets a cut.
(Obviously the team owner can indirectly influence the price, but he isn't going in and saying 5.50 for a beer, 7.00 for a hotdog ect...).
Likewise, the person responsibile for ticket prices is not also calling the plays on Sunday (and, certainly, not playing QB/RB/LB/FS ect ect).Comment
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Re: Madden NFL 10: EA Answers Your Questions (Gamespot)
Disagree completely because your basing your arguement on a faulty premise.
NFL teams don't set food prices. The companies that lease out their spaces set the prices, the teams just get a cut. Teams don't set the prices for jersey's, the owner of the retailer does, and again, the team gets a cut.
(Obviously the team owner can indirectly influence the price, but he isn't going in and saying 5.50 for a beer, 7.00 for a hotdog ect...).
Likewise, the person responsibile for ticket prices is not also calling the plays on Sunday (and, certainly, not playing QB/RB/LB/FS ect ect).
Look at MVP Baseball's owner mode. Now that was an immersing experience for those that enjoy that kind of thing. That game actually had a semistructured economic system in place, and it was fun as hell to try to succeed within that system AND to play the games. I see nothing wrong with bringing this kind of experience to madden. Obviously the on field action is more important, but still, it would be a fun addition.Comment
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