It is that simple man...that's the frustrating thing for us as consumers.
To do so though costs $$. It requires time...man hours...resources...
NBA 2K10 had terrible interior D out of the box...and people were genuinely angry. A lot of other issues also.
People power won out and they came back with a killer patch that even added new defensive animations and AI defenseive code and fixed most issues. Why did they do it? Because their game sells close to 500 000 copies on each major console and they needed to keep the masses pleased. The company could justify the expense.
Unfortunately, NCAA hardly sells...so they are essentially saying "you 20 000 odd guys who bought it are not worth enough financially for us to spend $$$ fixing our product". That's the bottom line.
It really is that simple. Companies work out whether the time and money invested will be worth the reward they get. No one really cares about "doing the right thing".
They come on here now and say "hey, maybe we'll fix it in the future"........which basically means "look, if somehow this thing sells like crazy over christmas and we've got a bigger market, hell yeah we will look after them".
As it stands now though, small market = no support.
If FIFA had major issues....it would be fixed. Quickly.
Sony did the same thing with NBA 09. They didn't even realease a single roster update if I recall correctly.

But then again this is EA were talking about.

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