By that reasoning though, we should all be driving Ford Model-T's.
They were the best at the time, and still function as a car, but compared to the progress of time, they're a bit lacking in features.
I understand people's frustrations. I'm one of them. I used to defend EA's NHL just because i know it's got to be tough working with a year's development cycle, but that excuse is losing ground.
Be a GM has been constantly ignored year after year. The biggest change i can think of them adding has been adding draft picks into trades.
Other than that, everything is still incredibly frustrating. There's so many small details that get constantly ignored, and it's just gotten to the point where Be a GM mode feels pretty much ignored, and they just throw a bone our way every now and again.
I play only Be a GM. Online doesn't do it for me, and I have no desire to do Be a Pro. So i hope that they do at least something to keep Be a GM interesting, and year after year it's the same thing. A minuscule update (This one is just sad. They didn't even add enough features to warrant a video, but made a decent length one on something as brief as the new fighting engine...)
It just gets frustrating trying to enjoy the game, and year after year finding it harder and harder to do.
Last year with NHL13, i couldn't even make it 6 months with the game, because it just got stale. I've wanted to play it again, and anytime i go back, i get 1, maybe 3 games in, before i just feel incredibly bored with the gameplay, the lack of any real feeling of involvement in Be A GM, and the lack of simple fixes to old problems.
I'm holding up hope for the Next-Gen, thinking maybe they're just stuck working with an old engine, and maybe the move to a Next-gen console will give them more abilities to have better physics, and graphics, but for the time being, i'll just sit this year out and see what comes down the pipe.
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