Petty aint it? But hey, im sure the hell glad im not one of the whiners around here, thats for damn sure. I would feel too much like a douch bag after all the improvements made thus far with the game and up coming patches :wink:
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Re: FAQ videos are recorded...awaiting approval
Petty aint it? But hey, im sure the hell glad im not one of the whiners around here, thats for damn sure. I would feel too much like a douch bag after all the improvements made thus far with the game and up coming patches :wink:..You win some, you lose some
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Re: Madden NFL 10 FAQ Videos are Recorded... Awaiting Approval
It takes two weeks to go through MS/Sony certification. So, yes, once it's out of EA's hands, it's in MS/Sony's hands.Comment
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Agreed. It's funny to me that they release damn fine game IMO, support us by having developers on the boards, address our concerns via a patch 1 and it looks like a patch 2 and people still complain.
It's simple, if you are releasing a fix that goes to MILLIONS of people, you have to get it VERY right the first time and that takes ALOT of TIME and testing. With consoles, you cant release a fix to a patch very easily so it better be right the first time.Comment
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The "boarderline absurd" comment was with regards to saying that 95% of all gamers are strictly offline.
Even if my assumption is wrong, which I stated very well could be the case, I hardly doubt that 95% of all Madden gamers play only offline.
And if I am wrong, I will have no problem admitting it. I was not attacking the poster I quoted, I was just disagreeing with him.Comment
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Ok, so, you want to pay less for the game because as you say it isn't a "finished" product (strictly your opinion by the way, not fact).
You have to wait for patches to potentially "finish" the product. Yet you don't feel you should have to pay more to have a finished product once you get them? That doesn't make sense.
You didn't have to buy the game. You could have/should have rented it, and if it fell short of your expectations prior to patches, you shouldn't have bought it.
This is no one's fault but your own that you bought a game you aren't happy with.
Yes, patches potentially finish the game, you are right. However, patches are meant for one or two things in a game that just didn't respond well or correctly in a game. Madden is trying to fix multiple things with these patches, something that was supposed to be fixed while the game was in production or things that shouldn't have been fixed at all.
Games shouldn't have to fall short and have people think, "this game sucks, I can't wait for the patches to come and make it better!" Patches are there for "this game is great, but if I can get them to fix this one glitch, the game will feel more complete to me.".....IMOComment
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Re: Madden NFL 10 FAQ Videos are Recorded... Awaiting Approval
How long are we going to have to wait before this faq video is available? I just want to know if we gotta restart our franchise to d/l the patch or not.. if not then i will start my season right now..Comment
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Usually, that is a yes or no proposition. If yes, then Ian can post the blog shortly, in not, he will have to revise it or touch it up.
I'm assuming near the end of the week. That is just my opinion.Comment
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Unfortunately for those of us that like fully working games, the game IS worth $60. The market says so. If it was not worth that price, nobody would buy it.
Most gamers don't even notice post patch differences I would guess. My friends are just happy to be staring at NFL uniforms. They purchase hype. As long as it sells, EA can maintain the status quo.Comment
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Believe me, I would love it if it were true, I am just basing my guess off of my personal experience and observations over the last couple of years.
I have no doubt that older gamers who were raised playing nothing but offline games against the CPU continue to do so, however, that generation loses gamers every year whereas the younger generations which (from my personal experience plays mostly online) continues to grow.
"your personal experience"? WTF?
So, your telling us that you have had personal contact with every gamer who purchased Madden10, and you asked them if they play online or offline more?
Last year, Madden sold 2 million copies in the first 2 months alone. Lets use just half that figure for this year (because i don't know how many copies they have sold this year, and unlike you, I won't pretend to know something I don't and I won't attempt to make my personal guess sound like a FACT).
So, have you had contact with 1 million Madden 10 users? And, if you have, did they, in fact, confirm to you that they are "strictly online"?
Dude, your assertion is baseless and you should be a little more concerned with accuracy than fabricating your own stories.
You could have avoided all of this by simply saying: "Online play is more important to ME and my associates than offline play"
That would have been a fact.
But, to apply your small sample to the entire Madden 10 playing community is just irresponsible and foolish.Comment
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Yes, this game is an unfinished product and poorly implemented...IMO.
Yes, patches potentially finish the game, you are right. However, patches are meant for one or two things in a game that just didn't respond well or correctly in a game. Madden is trying to fix multiple things with these patches, something that was supposed to be fixed while the game was in production or things that shouldn't have been fixed at all.
Games shouldn't have to fall short and have people think, "this game sucks, I can't wait for the patches to come and make it better!" Patches are there for "this game is great, but if I can get them to fix this one glitch, the game will feel more complete to me.".....IMO
Also, there are many folks with this game that fall into the "This game is great, but if can get them to fix this one glitch for me............
Just saying, it's different strokes for different folks.Comment
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If things would have better implemented by the game release time, people could be more excited to see these patches to add to the game, not help fix the game.Comment
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Its comical how you try to sound authoritative when your simply talking out of your butt.
"your personal experience"? WTF?
So, your telling us that you have had personal contact with every gamer who purchased Madden10, and you asked them if they play online or offline more?
I never claimed to talk to every gamer. I base my assumptions off of the small sample size of people I know. Highly unscientific, I know, but it is all I have to go off.
Last year, Madden sold 2 million copies in the first 2 months alone. Lets use just half that figure for this year (because i don't know how many copies they have sold this year, and unlike you, I won't pretend to know something I don't and I won't attempt to make my personal guess sound like a FACT).
My assumptions are simply that, assumptions, until I see evidence showing me I am wrong, I'm sorry, but that is how I will feel.
Dude, your assertion is baseless and you should be a little more concerned with accuracy than fabricating your own stories.
You could have avoided all of this by simply saying: "Online play is more important to ME and my associates than offline play"
But, to apply your small sample to the entire Madden 10 playing community is just irresponsible and foolish.Comment
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Originally posted by countryboyThis is all opinion, because I know several people on the boards here that are happy with the game as is and the patch will make it a "more complete" game for them. As for fixing multiple things, I'm pretty sure that a majority of the patches that are released for games fix more than one or two items.
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IMO people wouldn't have to be so hard pressed to get the patches to be excited or get their franchises started or whatever it is that they are waiting for to have a memorable experience (they hope) to play Madden 10.
If things would have better implemented by the game release time, people could be more excited to see these patches to add to the game, not help fix the game.Comment
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Yes, but this is EA, they are the supposed powerhouse....they have all this money, supposed to have the technology, resources, knowledge, employees, etc. to bring us the best game that we have ever seen. We don't have any other options to play an NFL game. They are it and we need them to step up and show us that they actually can make an elite NFL sim.Comment
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