there is no reason, you should be able to do every position regardless.
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"Okay, here's the story. I come from the gutter. I know that. I got no education... but that's okay. I know the street, and I'm making all the right connections. With the right woman, there's no stopping me. I could go right to the top."
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Just seeing a lot in these videos that still discourages me.
For all that intros were reported to have been updated, everything I saw looked exactly the same. Can we please even at least get some new fans for the stands? It's just too ironic when the narrator says "will be great to play in front of those great Bronco fans" and it shows the same set of fans that are present at every stadium, with the same sign that is held up from Idaho to Florida.
Still unimpressed by player momentum in this quick vids, and the new grass is something I did not even notice. Why this was made such a big deal about I have no idea.
Basically this is last year's mode but with better college selection choices and no calendar. Still waiting for a RTG mode that has RPG elements. In other words, waiting for a RTG mode that does not play presentation wise exactly the same as a regular game. Give the player "legs" off the field, let you control him on the sideline when the other side of the ball is on. Basically you control him for the full game, from tunnel to halftime break and everything. Your responsibility to sub on when you need to, etc. Until that happens, putting a little polish on last year's RTG mode does not impress me as much as it seems to impress others who have posted.Comment
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Am I the only one who still a little distant from this Brock fellow just because he selected Boise? lolComment
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Re: NCAA Football 12 Video - Road to Glory: Brock Luker - Episode 4
Perhaps, but a lot of game elements for something like that are already there...after all, you wouldn't be creating new "areas" for every stadium in the game - sidelines already exist, they are just not player-accessible. Seems most of the work would just be coding a RTG game to play out slightly differently than any other game.
-Would need a sideline camera (not a big deal, Madden is doing that this year, it would just need to be lowered and behind your team's sideline)
-Physical players on the sideline and not 2D cutouts
-The ability to exit or enter the field manually after each play (it could even be a button press and whoomf you appear, controllable on the sidelines to watch the next play/s.
Maybe it is too ambitious...but it is feasible. I definitely think that by this point in this console gen, EA should have already been working on something like this to differentiate RTG. There just seems to be terrible groupthink with this mode - the lingering idea that a RTG game needs to play out presentationally just like any other game. No, it really does not. As the mode currently plays now, might as well call it "control one player". There's no sense of connection with your player - he exists only on the field when the ball is snapped, just like your entire dynasty mode team.
I think that the physical manifestation of your player - and ability to control him - on even a limited basis off the field (whether it's sidelines, or a generic locker room area, anything) would add TREMENDOUS immersion value to the RTG mode. Just my opinion.Comment
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Re: NCAA Football 12: Brock Luker's Road to Glory: Episode 4
Hey man, can you show us practice some time soon? I would really like to know if I can max out a player on a bad team by continually improving in practice once I am #1 on the depth chart. I hated being capped when playing for EMU or Arkansas St. I want the option to be Jerry Rice, Randy Moss or more currently DeAngelo Williams - bad teams made good by one player.Comment
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Re: NCAA Football 12: Brock Luker's Road to Glory: Episode 4
I think it might be a possibility because of Skill upgrades/points tab.
Hey man, can you show us practice some time soon? I would really like to know if I can max out a player on a bad team by continually improving in practice once I am #1 on the depth chart. I hated being capped when playing for EMU or Arkansas St. I want the option to be Jerry Rice, Randy Moss or more currently DeAngelo Williams - bad teams made good by one player.
I hope so. I always wanted to play for a bad team, but since players are rated lowly I would start and never improve. But I never played for a great team because I didnt want a easy experience. The teams I always played for had to have a player at least at 87 at my position, so at least I was a 88 OVr starting outComment
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Re: NCAA Football 12: Brock Luker's Road to Glory: Episode 4
Same here. In NCAA 11 if I wanna be the best 4-3 DT I have to play for Oregon St. If I wanna be the best QB I have to play for Houston. It shouldn't be that way. I wanna play for the team I wanna play for and let my performance and practice time make me better. I hate being limited. I wanna do like last gen Heisman mode and build my player as I see fit.Comment
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