NCAA Football 11 Blog: Screens and Lighting

[SageInfinite]

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Yeah that is very true, but if you look in the background the Texas player to left is wearing the black vapors with white accent. So maybe we can choose between black with white accent and or black with team color, and vice versa for teams with white shoes?

Good eye!

[dmick4324]

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Unbelievable screens. I love the gloves. I play NCAA exclusively with my friend on the same team. He LOVES equipment I can't wait to show him this. Now I'll actually enjoy watching him fiddle with equipment for hours before we can get into games, this will definitely add more variation between players.

[St3fN_sTrApS]

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Good eye!

Ha ha thanks bro. I can't stop looking at those screens man, I'm blown away and I'm super pumped for July!

[JerseySuave4]

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It looks like it is a standard 3-bar facemask!

actually its not a standard 3 bar. You can see the bar thats on a angle from the top bar to the side bar. It looks like this one maybe without just one of those angle bars.

*edit* i just noticed in this pic the Florida guy has blue on his gloves, i thought NCAA rules say gloves must be gray with no team color?

[vatechfan44]

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Love it, cant wait for july

[St3fN_sTrApS]

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*edit* i just noticed in this pic the Florida guy has blue on his gloves, i thought NCAA rules say gloves must be gray with no team color?

I was wondering the same thing last year when I seen Brandon Spikes wearing blue and gray or orange and gray gloves?

[moylan1234]

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*edit* i just noticed in this pic the Florida guy has blue on his gloves, i thought NCAA rules say gloves must be gray with no team color?

they absolutely do say that. I'm guessing at some point an official told him to take those off or maybe the SEC is just crooked.

[gator3guy]

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actually its not a standard 3 bar. You can see the bar thats on a angle from the top bar to the side bar. It looks like this one maybe without just one of those angle bars.

*edit* i just noticed in this pic the Florida guy has blue on his gloves, i thought NCAA rules say gloves must be gray with no team color?

That's this one:



That isn't the one on the Gator player.

[JerseySuave4]

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That's this one:



That isn't the one on the Gator player.

it looks pretty much the same, the only difference is like i said, the florida player looks like he has an extra angled bar.

Its not a standard 3 bar, you can see the bar is angled. It looks to be the one the florida player is wearing just without one of those extra bars. I did find a picture of this facemask that looked even more like the Texas one because it didnt have one of those extra angled bars that the Gator player has but i cant post the pic because it says its invalid.

[Amoo316]

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Am I the only one that noticed the blocking animation on the right of this screenie? Don't remember seeing this before. Kind of wish I could see the rest of the shot. I also like the whites looking white. When I created a set of MSU unis with the new Bulldog logo on the helmets I had the color spot on on my CPU screen. When I loaded it onto my game on my plasma screen TV the colors were just too dark.

I always felt that the field looked well lit from the sunshine but the players weren't getting that same sunshine (lighting) on their unis. Looks like they cleared this up and it is going to make for some good customization options. I'm also a game play first guy so I'm hoping to get some info on blocking being fixed, but I can't really complain about what we have seen up to this point. Glad they added some of the little things others on here have been asking for.

[LionsFanNJ]

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I just hope they get the right lighting/shadow angles based on the stadium layout and city location. I think it was this way before they redid the lighting last year.

[Meast21Forever]

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no one else feels like player arms are still enormous? i love the lighting and whatnot, but the roided out arm look on #84 in that pic make me cringe.

[twodaysslow]

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[twodaysslow]

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[Madwolf]

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It definitely looks better, but shiny graphics don't make me buy NCAA Football. Improvements in gameplay, and the accurate depiction of my Louisville Cardinals does.