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sanonymousc · 01-13-2013, 08:06 PM

The biggest issue with the game is pretty simple:

It is the development from Freshman to Sophomore year. For example, a true freshman (ex. Sammy Watkins - Clempson) comes onto the 2012 game at probably a 78. He has a ridiculous season including making the All American team. Rightfully so, he is probably around a 92 on the 2013 game.

This progression just cannot happen within the actual game. If you recruit the best overall Fr, say has an 83 rating, start him for the first year and have those same stats. He will progress maybe 4 or 5 points. There are no 12-15 point jumps in this game.

I would not want it to happen very often because that is a lot of progression but in real life true Sophomores can be 93 caliber player.

Just my thoughts.

01-13-2013, 08:06 PM	#1
sanonymousc Rookie OVR: 0 Join Date: Jan 2011	Beggest complaint The biggest issue with the game is pretty simple: It is the development from Freshman to Sophomore year. For example, a true freshman (ex. Sammy Watkins - Clempson) comes onto the 2012 game at probably a 78. He has a ridiculous season including making the All American team. Rightfully so, he is probably around a 92 on the 2013 game. This progression just cannot happen within the actual game. If you recruit the best overall Fr, say has an 83 rating, start him for the first year and have those same stats. He will progress maybe 4 or 5 points. There are no 12-15 point jumps in this game. I would not want it to happen very often because that is a lot of progression but in real life true Sophomores can be 93 caliber player. Just my thoughts.