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mattbooty · 09-06-2011, 04:03 PM

I'm as frustrated as everyone that the patch isn't out... I pretty much only play online dynasty, so its hurt me as much as anyone with games not counting (fortunately I haven't had a dynasty I couldn't advance yet).

That said, I'll buy the game again next year (and I've never said i wouldn't). Even in its buggy state I've still gotten more playing time out of this game than I do most other $60 video games.

Yes I wish EA would get there act together, and as I've stated (and others have as well), they will "try" to do so but as long as they are selling well they aren't going to make any outrageous efforts (like firing Haumiller, re-organizing the development, etc).

And there are enough people like me that are not willing to deny themselves a college football game (regardless of how buggy it is) to try to send the message to EA, that those sales figures won't drop enough to make a difference.

I'm not giving EA a pass, far from it, but the only thing we can do to make them change is stop buying the game... and I, personally, am not willing to do that.

09-06-2011, 04:03 PM	#546
mattbooty Rookie OVR: 3 Join Date: Feb 2009	Re: NCAA Football 12 Title Update #2 - Waiting on Approval From Microsoft and Sony I'm as frustrated as everyone that the patch isn't out... I pretty much only play online dynasty, so its hurt me as much as anyone with games not counting (fortunately I haven't had a dynasty I couldn't advance yet). That said, I'll buy the game again next year (and I've never said i wouldn't). Even in its buggy state I've still gotten more playing time out of this game than I do most other $60 video games. Yes I wish EA would get there act together, and as I've stated (and others have as well), they will "try" to do so but as long as they are selling well they aren't going to make any outrageous efforts (like firing Haumiller, re-organizing the development, etc). And there are enough people like me that are not willing to deny themselves a college football game (regardless of how buggy it is) to try to send the message to EA, that those sales figures won't drop enough to make a difference. I'm not giving EA a pass, far from it, but the only thing we can do to make them change is stop buying the game... and I, personally, am not willing to do that.