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Originally Posted by PGaither84 |
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I'm not forcing you to role play, but don't complain when you don't.
The answer has been said countless times, that potential should be HIDDEN not removed.
It's kind of like when people play Fallout or Elder scrolls games. Everyone wants to talk about role playing, and then this is how they really play. :WARNING STRONG LANGUAGE:
No one is making you cheat the computer when making trades. No one is making you cut F players you drafted in the first round, and so on. that's all you.
I try to keep my fantasy draft franchise separate from my "realistic" franchise.
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The problem I have with simply hiding it now is that, we have been made aware of how it works. So considering that, I would prefer it be scrapped because unlike potential in HC09, other variables don't seem to have any effect on a player's potential in Madden. An A potential will progress into an A player, no matter where they play so once we see Player X progress into a 90+ one Franchise on Team Z, everyone knows that's a good player every Franchise for any team.
However, if implemented like in HC09 but hopefully hidden, just because Player X progressed into a 90+ in one Franchise on Team Z, nobody has any idea how that same player will be on another or even that same team with different variables, in another Franchise.
EA/Tiburon needs to understand there are grown ups playing Madden too, that want an option for a mature NFL challenge that takes the football "training wheels" off.