[Hal Fowler]

Quote: Originally Posted by MaddenFranchise10

I appreciate the work these guys put in to testing their slider sets, and they do help a little. But most of the gameplay issues cannot be fixed with slider adjustments. - Sliders can't eliminate psychic DB's while keeping passing challenging. - Sliders can't eliminate super LB's that can shift momentum instantaneously. - Sliders can't make it so the defense doesn't know exactly what play your offense is running. - Sliders don't affect how WR never make plays for the ball. - Sliders have no effect on how pass interference never gets called. - Sliders don't affect the horrendous AI play calling logic. These just some of the glaring reasons I'm not enjoying NCAA 12. The sliders make little difference, and some of them don't work properly, or aren't sensitive enough. And on-the-field gameplay issues aren't the worst part of the game. I can't play my favorite game mode without the game freezing. How does a slider set alleviate this problem? Sliders can't fix bad programming. Besides the fact that it's not our job, we don't have the tools to fix anything. EA needs to do their job better. They should start by addressing the inherent gameplay problems and they should refrain from implementing defective features in future releases. They also seem to need better game testers.

I'm sure your heavily invested in hating the game. But you are just wrong. Decrease coverage ability, and the DB PRC doesn't have such an impace and LBs don't swat everything.

Not being so obvious will keep the defense honest. I know people claim that the defense cheats, but not anymore than a human that knows full well that you are going to run or pass, and what you are doing when you audible.