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Originally Posted by Cpterp22 |
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Deal with no names til the patch or trade it in..
Some of you sound like the guys who's wife cheats and you take her back. Yet, she cheats again and again.. You knew the deal before you took her back ( The GF here is EA 
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Heres the thing with EA. All games have issues upon release. Good thing is that they can usually be patched. No issue. The NCAA series always has had some major issues.
Problem with the NCAA series is that a lot of the same things are broken year after year. The same issue shouldnt have to be patched more than once.
Where are the posts/links where EA has acknowledged this issue??
The online gaming gen is to blame. Why do a lot of testing when you can patch issues later after the customer has bascially tested it for you and paying to do it. Someone in this thread hit the nail on the head when they said that the consumer is basically signing up to work for EA when they purchase the game.
This issue I can understand not being caught during testing. But there are some issues that wouldnt make it past 20 minutes of testing and leave you shaking your head.