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Mobaby · 08-11-2011, 03:26 AM

Maybe, MAYBE, if you look at this from afar and try to find the silver lining - this game is alright as a whole. Tackling is better, defense is better, running is a tad better, etc. But once you play this game, you start to become a little peeved and fed up. Why?

This is the problem with NCAA 20102: All of the small things add up.

These small things? Ridiculous looking dreads. 3D grass that's only 3D during replays. Super-fast-twitch reaction for defenders (specifically LBs). Not even close to realistic physics engine (people slide and change direction like a cartoon). How the progressive lighting switches right before our eyes in between quarters. Same old commentary. All players feel the same. I could go on, please feel free to add to this list.

But if maybe one or two of these things existed, say EVEN the awfully ugly, unrealisitc, Predator-type dreads, it would be okay. But when you play and you keep noticing small little details that just take away from the experience and realism, it becomes a very big problem.

This goes to show you how lazy EA is. Look at the problems I listed above...would they really be that hard to fix? Nope.

08-11-2011, 03:26 AM	#1
Mobaby Rookie OVR: 1 Join Date: Aug 2010	Main problem: All of the little things add up Maybe, MAYBE, if you look at this from afar and try to find the silver lining - this game is alright as a whole. Tackling is better, defense is better, running is a tad better, etc. But once you play this game, you start to become a little peeved and fed up. Why? This is the problem with NCAA 20102: All of the small things add up. These small things? Ridiculous looking dreads. 3D grass that's only 3D during replays. Super-fast-twitch reaction for defenders (specifically LBs). Not even close to realistic physics engine (people slide and change direction like a cartoon). How the progressive lighting switches right before our eyes in between quarters. Same old commentary. All players feel the same. I could go on, please feel free to add to this list. But if maybe one or two of these things existed, say EVEN the awfully ugly, unrealisitc, Predator-type dreads, it would be okay. But when you play and you keep noticing small little details that just take away from the experience and realism, it becomes a very big problem. This goes to show you how lazy EA is. Look at the problems I listed above...would they really be that hard to fix? Nope.