Re: Madden NFL 10 Video: Dolphins @ Raiders (Chase @ E3)
OK, just got to the airport, where I will now be for quite some time (left a bit early from E3 because I didn't want to deal with the Lakers-Magic/rush hour LA traffic).
First off, everyone take a few deep breaths....I'll wait.
OK, feel better?
I've seen similar forms of this question come up throughout the threads, so just want to bring it up. I am pretty sure the Phins video is on Pro, but regardless, my understanding is that this part of the game is still being tuned a bit. On All-Pro there was more pressure on the QB on a more consistent basis, and I think some of the videos that will be coming over the weekend will show that -- I'd upload them now but the airport Internet makes it not worth the attempt.
There are still some instances where you have 5-7 seconds in the pocket on All-Pro, and I certainly think those should be pretty rare, but I also think EA realizes this as well.
If you're talking about the GameTrailers video, that obviously isn't me. If you're talking about the Phins/Raiders video, that also isn't me! Bryan (PastaPadre) was playing as the Phins in that video. He = the garbo bum.
The video length is pretty much going to be around 2-2:30 mins. It's just easier to upload them onto the server when they are around that length.
Relax, they are in there. Once again, breathe in some delicious oxygen.
There were different builds on different days of the show, but I think it just cleaned up some of the graphical stuff and some in-game hitching. For example, the first day the PS3 version was really slow frame-rate wise, but then it was normal on the second day. Also on the first day both games would hitch and stop for a moment at various points, and on the second day I didn't notice that either.
You definitely can get a little more pressure user vs. user, but as I said before, my understanding is that they are still tuning the AI when it comes to this situation.
A final note. I'm not here to tell you guys how to feel, but generally you will get a better response all around when you can point out some good and some bad, rather than just pile on or WRITE LIKE THIS TO POINT OUT RAGEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE.
OK, just got to the airport, where I will now be for quite some time (left a bit early from E3 because I didn't want to deal with the Lakers-Magic/rush hour LA traffic).
First off, everyone take a few deep breaths....I'll wait.
OK, feel better?
I've seen similar forms of this question come up throughout the threads, so just want to bring it up. I am pretty sure the Phins video is on Pro, but regardless, my understanding is that this part of the game is still being tuned a bit. On All-Pro there was more pressure on the QB on a more consistent basis, and I think some of the videos that will be coming over the weekend will show that -- I'd upload them now but the airport Internet makes it not worth the attempt.
There are still some instances where you have 5-7 seconds in the pocket on All-Pro, and I certainly think those should be pretty rare, but I also think EA realizes this as well.
If you're talking about the GameTrailers video, that obviously isn't me. If you're talking about the Phins/Raiders video, that also isn't me! Bryan (PastaPadre) was playing as the Phins in that video. He = the garbo bum.
The video length is pretty much going to be around 2-2:30 mins. It's just easier to upload them onto the server when they are around that length.
Relax, they are in there. Once again, breathe in some delicious oxygen.
There were different builds on different days of the show, but I think it just cleaned up some of the graphical stuff and some in-game hitching. For example, the first day the PS3 version was really slow frame-rate wise, but then it was normal on the second day. Also on the first day both games would hitch and stop for a moment at various points, and on the second day I didn't notice that either.
You definitely can get a little more pressure user vs. user, but as I said before, my understanding is that they are still tuning the AI when it comes to this situation.
A final note. I'm not here to tell you guys how to feel, but generally you will get a better response all around when you can point out some good and some bad, rather than just pile on or WRITE LIKE THIS TO POINT OUT RAGEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE.
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