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Originally Posted by magnusjolnaes |
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Okay, I think I made a comment in this thread earlier, but I'm gonna give it another try.
Though many of you may not like this and though it might not have been the smartest thing to do to leave out this feature it's perfectly natural. I'ts actually the same with FIFA, I believe. You can only play your own games.
And it makes perfect sense. Example:
I'm a Broncos fan, so I decide to create myself and coach the Broncos. I make it to the Super Bowl, and in the NFC championship it's Green Bay Packers vs. the awful Cardinals who somehow made it to the NFC Championship.
So I decide to turn down the difficulty and torch the Packers with John Skelton in the NFC Championship because it gives me an easier Super Bowl. Yeah, that's right. The coach of the Denver Broncos called the plays in the NFC CHAMPIONSHIP! Say what?
I know that many of you wouldn't do that, and simply likes to play exciting matchups such as Steelers-Ravens or Saints-Panthers. But honestly... Where's the fun in determining other games outcome than your own? If you ask me, it's neither fun nor logical which is why I find it natural to leave it out.
I'm having a harder time understanding why we can't edit players to our liking. Not that I've ever been using that feature but still.
Anyway, that's my five cents. You probably don't care, but now you know :P
Oh, and cheer up: Football season is coming!
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No it doesn't make perfect sense.
It's your game, if you want to skew the results of YOUR franchise then that's your prerogative. Why would EA care if you take the Cardinals to the Super Bowl in you offline franchise?