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Quote: Originally Posted by Glorious Arc

Im not exactly "upset" but color me unimpressed with the announcements. I personally could case less for an auto save feature, auto roster load, new equipment, conference logos, single season week, or refs. They are all features to either speed things along or are fairly pointless to me because I honestly think presentation doesnt do anything for me if the game play isnt that great. Madden's pro tac addition isnt felt very welcome either. Today one year after the release, they are saying things like the madden's pro tac wasnt that great and gameplay just stopped ect ect. But when madden released they were proclaiming it to be the next best thing since fried rice. Pro tac is a system that forces players to run directly at the defense to achieve the "best" result to get past the defense and that isnt football. RBs take angles to lessen the amount the defense actually can make a play on them. The one positive is formation subs. They are very much welcomed addition to the game. I will sit and wait to see what else is "new" to NCAA but so far I am overall unimpressed.

Well, I think that you entirely missed his point.

Your post proves that EA won't be able to impress everyone, but the bottom line is that the preliminary additions that they have released show that they are at least listening. Heed what he said about these being the small additions to the game. It's the first bit of information released about NCAA 11. They are not going to unload all the changes to the game this early, as I believe that the big additions (gameplay, presentation, possibly recruiting) will come later.

If this is all they add to this year's game, then yeah, there is more than enough reason to be upset, but this is just the start. I understand the frustration as well as anyone with this series right now, but I'm not about to waste a lot of frustrated energy when I have very little details and information.