NCAA Football 14 Presentation Podcast w/ Christian McLeod, Cliff Notes Included (TGT)

[mrMagic91]

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I really don't get some of you people and wanting all these accessories and how if they aren't in the game, you aren't buying. I mean seriously? You are that nit-picky on an item like that, that is what prevents you from buying a game, I just don't understand the logic behind it. Would it be nice, sure, but it's not like I NEED it to play NCAA Football 14. I want a good presentation/gameplay before I care about having 452 new facemasks, shoes, armbands, fingernail polish, etc.

Anyways, to the podcast, I liked what I heard from Dynasty presentaions, dynamic loading screens, etc. I really hope the David Pollack/Rece Davis combo during the half-time show is always as free flow as it sounded in the trailer and not like last year's Davis intermissions which sounded robotic. The dynamic loading screens will be fun because it will get me in the mindset of what to do stop a certain player. (Please bring back Defensive Assignments, it helps with defense and stopping a certain player.)

People have their reasons to buy the game and reasons to not buy the game. What does it matter to you? lol. I thought it was about a persons personal experience with the game and what they liked.

[stoncold32]

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Are the uniforms going to get dirty this year???

Nothing is more frustrating than playing a full game and at the end an all-white uniform is still sparkling white.

I didn't buy last year in part b/c of that and won't buy this year if it's not fixed. It's not too much to ask to fix something that worked perfectly in NCAA 11.

[stoncold32]

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Are the uniforms going to get dirty this year???

Nothing is more frustrating than playing a full game and at the end an all-white uniform is still sparkling white.

I didn't buy last year in part b/c of that and won't buy this year if it's not fixed. It's not too much to ask to fix something that worked perfectly in NCAA 11.

[cparrish]

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I really don't get some of you people and wanting all these accessories and how if they aren't in the game, you aren't buying. I mean seriously?

Up to date accessories are pretty important for us "roster makers." It is pretty annoying having to use the wrong equipment for half the players in the game because what they wear is not an option. If I am playing a game built to resemble what we see on the field in that given year, having the players have the equipment of that given year is pretty important. Trivial? Sure. Important? Yes.

[The_Rick_14]

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Trivial? Sure. Important? Yes.

I usually avoid pointing out spelling and grammar type things but this one was too good to pass up.

trivial - Of little value or importance. (link)

I don't disagree with the message of your post, just thought it was funny that you chose to use the words trivial and important.

[cparrish]

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I usually avoid pointing out spelling and grammar type things but this one was too good to pass up.


I don't disagree with the message of your post, just thought it was funny that you chose to use the words trivial and important.

[EAGLESFAN10]

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I think it's funny when people say they want everything that we see on tv to be in the game but when somebody mentions something about wanted new accessories then people want to critize that person

Me personally I EVERYTHING that I see on Saturdays that goes for Gameplay ALL the way down to Accessories and everything Inbetween

[Ryan_Tarver44]

People have their reasons to buy the game and reasons to not buy the game. What does it matter to you? lol. I thought it was about a persons personal experience with the game and what they liked.

Dude, thank you. I couldn't have said it better. guys get it for gameplay and others get it because its cool that they can make players look like actuall college football players in life. Everyone has their own appeal for the game. Yeah some buyers take it to the extreme and threaten not to buy it but that's them.

We all just want to voice our opinions on what we want because it appeals to us and it would make the game more enjoyable. Just like for gamers that are tired of crappy game play, other gamers are tired of the same lousy equipment that hasn't been updated or has been but it's only a couple things rather than a Lot.

All of us on here want to VOICE what would make the game better to US. the BUYERS. Just that Simple. A game that updates every field for every buyer

[Ryan_Tarver44]

I think it's funny when people say they want everything that we see on tv to be in the game but when somebody mentions something about wanted new accessories then people want to critize that person

Me personally I EVERYTHING that I see on Saturdays that goes for Gameplay ALL the way down to Accessories and everything Inbetween

Amen bro. Amen.

[Ryan_Tarver44]

Up to date accessories are pretty important for us "roster makers." It is pretty annoying having to use the wrong equipment for half the players in the game because what they wear is not an option. If I am playing a game built to resemble what we see on the field in that given year, having the players have the equipment of that given year is pretty important. Trivial? Sure. Important? Yes.

Dude I'm the same exact way! If I see Johnny Football Manzel with a sleeve under his base sleeve, I want the EA player to look the same. And even have a freakin speed revo 2-bar! And when they add new helmets, there's only 4 facemasks. I understand it's a lot of work but if you're gonna make a college game, make college FOOTBALL PLAYERS.

Just my opinion

[Sundown2600]

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All I want is to see a CPU ball carrier run to daylight and cut across the field instead of running straight in to the teeth of a defense. Will the CPU run other plays besides 4 verts on 3rd and long? Will the CPU be smarter and more aware of time, down, distance and personnel in regards to playcalling? Will the CPU try to coffin kick instead of punting out of the back of the endzone 98 percent of the time? All of this presentation fluff means nothing otherwise.

I'm wondering if we will get an hour long podcast regarding the "new" AI in the future

[jello1717]

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Will the CPU try to coffin kick instead of punting out of the back of the endzone 98 percent of the time?

The CPU is waaaay better at this in '13 than they have been in past games. I see more punts OOB by the CPU than I do ones that go into the end zone.

[Hooe]

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Let's redirect the discussion back to presentation elements off the game, please. AI, while a valid topic, has no place in a presentation discussion.

To the end of presentation, if Tiburon can deliver on all the things they've talked about here, I think we will have a pretty dynamic game from a broadcast perspective, which will help keep it fresh. I'm looking forward to trying it out.

[BLACKjersey53]

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I hope they've added a few more commentary lines for Brad and Kirk concerning read option plays. Options are a great bit of the offense I run; read options more than pitch options. Seeing as how that is a majority of my offense, it's become normal for me to not only hear the same few lines per game about my failed/successful read options, but Kirk will also mistake the read option for a pitch play and say things along the lines of "I thought he would pitch it there," or "he definitely should have pitched the ball." Minor gripe, but it's kind of silly to hear that I should have pitched the ball when the play isn't even designed for a pitch. Almost as silly as Phil Simms ragging me for being greedy and "throwing it short" on a screen play.

[AZwildcats]

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