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Roscosuper · 07-10-2015, 08:59 PM

Well, the question would be, what constitutes a "licensed player" (as the term Ross used in his response)? Is it simply a player that is a real life player and through his league is allowed to be represented in the game. Or is it a player that has had an actual face-scan and whose likeness is allowed to be used in the game?

Here's an interesting fact: in the old-gen version there were players such as Lubomir Visnovsky and Paul Martin who had actual cyberfaces that were on disc, but were not assigned to them in the database and not used in the game. Because we had a database editor, we could assign them their intended cyberface and not a generic one. Did the "license" expire for these players, or did EA just not like quality of the cyberface itself being that it was an older version?

07-10-2015, 08:59 PM	#3
Roscosuper Banned OVR: 2 Join Date: Mar 2008 Blog Entries: 2	Re: Edit Player Question Answered by Ross Well, the question would be, what constitutes a "licensed player" (as the term Ross used in his response)? Is it simply a player that is a real life player and through his league is allowed to be represented in the game. Or is it a player that has had an actual face-scan and whose likeness is allowed to be used in the game? Here's an interesting fact: in the old-gen version there were players such as Lubomir Visnovsky and Paul Martin who had actual cyberfaces that were on disc, but were not assigned to them in the database and not used in the game. Because we had a database editor, we could assign them their intended cyberface and not a generic one. Did the "license" expire for these players, or did EA just not like quality of the cyberface itself being that it was an older version?