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Quote: Originally Posted by UMCanes93

Just watch the videos. Though the tackles DO look nice, and look much more natural than previous years, they are still canned. They're just implemented in a way that makes them look more natural. Backbreaker's whole selling point was that you'd (almost literally) NEVER see the same tackle twice. In Backbreaker, the point of contact and speed of players would have to be EXACTLY the same for the tackle to look the same. This is not the case with NCAA Football 12. While NCAA will use physics, it will use physics to decide which animation is triggered. Backbreaker used physics to create the tackles themselves. See what I'm saying?

Things is I have watched already two 10+ minsof BB games, and I have seen the same tackles just from different angles of the tackle.And from that field camera view you couldnt really tell if they repeated or not. Like every dive tackle resulted in maybe 3 different results but from diff angles and sometimes having one of your own players holding on to you as if he was tackling you as well. To be honest despite readin whats on the natural motion website the tackle simulation was fairly similar through out the game. Some which didnt make much sense, sometimes there own players would tackle each other and there were some bowling pin moments.

I will agree with carnal it was different and cool but after 10 mins of watchin it still was repetitive just not a noticeable as NCAA. You just have to watch closely.