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  • adembroski
    49ers
    • Jul 2002
    • 5825

    #166
    Re: NCAA Football 10 Blog: Season Showdown: Strategy, New Video Too

    The strategy thing is a gimmick... but it's the right kind of gimmick. I'm 100% in favor of anything that gives you more control over your team's personality on the field, and I like this feature a lot. It was a very creative and intelligent way of making the game deeper, and putting more control in the users hands.

    For all the negativity on this forum, and I've been a part of it, this was a nice idea, it looks well implemented (still, yet to be seen of course), and kudos to whoever designed it.
    There are two types of people on OS: Those who disagree with me, and those who agree.

    The first kind is wrong. The second is superfluous.

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    -Mark Twain.

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    • rudyjuly2
      Cade Cunningham
      • Aug 2002
      • 14813

      #167
      Re: NCAA Football 10 Blog: Season Showdown: Strategy, New Video Too

      Originally posted by adembroski
      The strategy thing is a gimmick... but it's the right kind of gimmick. I'm 100% in favor of anything that gives you more control over your team's personality on the field, and I like this feature a lot. It was a very creative and intelligent way of making the game deeper, and putting more control in the users hands.
      I know. How many times would you get frustrated late in a game and you are losing but your players play conservatively all the time. Take a chance on the pick you bum! Now I can make him!

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      • Sven Draconian
        Rookie
        • Jul 2006
        • 388

        #168
        Re: NCAA Football 10 Blog: Season Showdown: Strategy, New Video Too

        This isn't "strategy" it's just silly. Nobody is going to tell their team to "Go for the Big Hit" or tell the Running Back not to try and break a long run.

        The reality is that NCAA hasn't had penalties called in years and it's moving more and more towards non-football fans. Does anybody really think there is going to be any penalties for going for the strip, jumping the snap, impact block etc. ect.

        People have abused the strip button for years with no effect.

        This is going to be another tool to "cheese up" the game. Everybody is going to pick the aggressive options (most of them). In fact, they should. The penalty for going after a strip isn't a "facemask penalty" that doesn't really make sense. The Penalty should be you only have about a 15% chance of making the tackle. Nobody lines up in the openfield and tries to strip the ball.

        As for plays setting each other up, meh. It more or less proves that it was a placebo effect in previous versions, but I'm worried it will be too powerful. I'd rather it play out on the field (You can see the defense playing the play more aggressively) then as a % on the screen, but it's alright.

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        • Watson
          Burrow Club
          • Jul 2008
          • 27013

          #169
          Re: NCAA Football 10 Blog: Season Showdown: Strategy, New Video Too

          Originally posted by Sven Draconian
          . The Penalty should be you only have about a 15% chance of making the tackle. Nobody lines up in the openfield and tries to strip the ball.

          #20 at :22

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          • Sven Draconian
            Rookie
            • Jul 2006
            • 388

            #170
            Re: NCAA Football 10 Blog: Season Showdown: Strategy, New Video Too

            Originally posted by WatsonTiger
            #20 at :22

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            Huh? All the defender did was dive for the QB and hit an uncovered ball. Just as much luck as anything. What exactly did this prove?

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            • granddogg
              Banned
              • Jun 2007
              • 440

              #171
              Re: NCAA Football 10 Blog: Season Showdown: Strategy, New Video Too

              It's come to my attention that ppl on here BITCH about every and anything.

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              • NavigatorD83
                Banned
                • May 2009
                • 206

                #172
                Even in last years Ncaa they just seem to move around more like football players than in madden

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                • fincane
                  Rookie
                  • Mar 2009
                  • 107

                  #173
                  Re: NCAA Football 10 Blog: Season Showdown: Strategy, New Video Too

                  George Teague stripping Lamar Thomas in the '93 Sugar Bowl is a better example. But the point is made. Defenders go for strips in the open field plenty.

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                  • SHO
                    Give us a raise, loser!
                    • Mar 2005
                    • 2045

                    #174
                    Re: NCAA Football 10 Blog: Season Showdown: Strategy, New Video Too

                    Originally posted by granddogg
                    It's come to my attention that ppl on here BITCH about every and anything.
                    It's come to my attention that some people love to bitch and moan about the bitch and moaning. It's actually counterproductive.

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                    • NavigatorD83
                      Banned
                      • May 2009
                      • 206

                      #175
                      I know im late on here but did anyone notice the guy who caught the ball near the sideline did NOT run out of bounds like a jackass? Holy crap thats almost worth 60 dollars right there

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                      • NavigatorD83
                        Banned
                        • May 2009
                        • 206

                        #176
                        maybe some day Ncaa and Madden will have the Coordinators talking to you like they did in head coach. maybe if they were the ones to alert you when linked plays have a chance at being effective it wouldnt seem like it was "dumming down" the game. Id eventually like there to be more interaction with your coaches in these games.

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                        • Sven Draconian
                          Rookie
                          • Jul 2006
                          • 388

                          #177
                          Re: NCAA Football 10 Blog: Season Showdown: Strategy, New Video Too

                          Originally posted by fincane
                          George Teague stripping Lamar Thomas in the '93 Sugar Bowl is a better example. But the point is made. Defenders go for strips in the open field plenty.
                          Bull.

                          I'm sure in the history of football it has happened, but it's hardly a regular occurence. Certainly players fumble in the open field, players fumble on just regular tackles all the time. (Another silly aspect of this system). If a player wants to be aggressive, the broken tackles should increase a ton. Make the penalty worth it.

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                          • Potatoes002
                            MVP
                            • Jul 2008
                            • 2142

                            #178
                            Re: NCAA Football 10 Blog: Season Showdown: Strategy, New Video Too

                            Originally posted by Saints21
                            Can we have confirmation that "Chew Clock" is NCAA's version of accelerated clock!!!!
                            This better be in, last year on ncaa stradegies they said they would .......Besides pursuit angles this was my number one priority (not wants or wishes) to be added to this years game

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                            • Potatoes002
                              MVP
                              • Jul 2008
                              • 2142

                              #179
                              Re: NCAA Football 10 Blog: Season Showdown: Strategy, New Video Too

                              I have a question, how can people tell if someone is sim from season showdown?

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                              • superjames1992
                                Hall Of Fame
                                • Jun 2007
                                • 31350

                                #180
                                Re: NCAA Football 10 Blog: Season Showdown: Strategy, New Video Too

                                Originally posted by Potatoes002
                                This better be in, last year on ncaa stradegies they said they would .......Besides pursuit angles this was my number one priority (not wants or wishes) to be added to this years game
                                You got that right. Pursuit angles destroyed last year's game.

                                And, yes, accelerated clock would be a huge addition!
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