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Re: Madden NFL 19 Review (IGN/PS4)
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Re: Madden NFL 19 Review (IGN/PS4)
Wow 8.90. I would give it a 8.4. Worth a purchaseOS needs a Thumbs DOWN button
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Re: Madden NFL 19 Review (IGN/PS4)
My very very early impressions after three games played I would say this score is legit.
I feel like RPM changes the game so much for the positive. But it takes time to get used to. It is definitely a solid foundation.Comment
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Do this today: Instead of $%*#!@& on a game you're not going to play or movie you're not going to watch, say something good about a piece of media you're excited about.
Do the same thing tomorrow. And the next. Now do it forever.Comment
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Re: Madden NFL 19 Review (IGN/PS4)
I really want to agree completely, but you know how they come out with new step technology every other year?
There's a reason. The CPU needs to be able to operate with it, and it's having ALL KINDS of trouble handling it. They need to spend a LOT of time tuning the CPU use of RPM and patch it ASAP.There are two types of people on OS: Those who disagree with me, and those who agree.
The first kind is wrong. The second is superfluous.
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Re: Madden NFL 19 Review (IGN/PS4)
I definitely know what you mean about changing the step stuff. They NEED to stick with RPM and adjust it as they go.
As far as the CPU having trouble with it, I didn't really see that much in the games I played. I got gashed with Bell and Kamara, and they did a pretty good job of hitting holes and running in daylight and not making funky moves so you can catch them.
Obviously it's an early sample size for me.Comment
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Re: Madden NFL 19 Review (IGN/PS4)
Curious,
DO you play with a strict no switch rule on defense? Also from the defensive camera?
I am a true believer in it is all the way you play vs the CPU that has a lot to do with everyones personal experiences.
On All-Pro the CPU simply can’t beat me if I switched on defense. On All Madden....it’s less of a factor but I don’t like All-Madden...feels and plays too arcady for me in terms of animations, and tackling and artificial ratings boosts. Just a personal preference after trying in vain to embrace All-Madden on 18.
If I played with the standard god camera on defense and switched.....the CPU would do jack vs me. Hence why I went to that strict no switch, and playing in the defensive camera (which is still IMO one of the very best features they ever made along with the ability to toggle the camera views not he fly).
RPM is a game changer. When I played the Beta I was so giddy about player movement and the physics of weight and momentum finally making it’s way into Madden.
Huge step in the right direction for gameplay.Now Playing on PS5:
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MLB The Show 25 - 2025 Yankees Year 1
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Re: Madden NFL 19 Review (IGN/PS4)
I rarely agree with IGN, and I can say that trend continues with this score. I am only six games in, but RPM doesn’t feel like a game changer. I am not sure, but I just do not feel anything truly different except slower guys.
The daytime lighting is terrible. I mean really bad.
The franchise mode, well, is still the same franchise mode. I have only tinkered a bit by simming and playing one game. Maybe with more time I can agree, but I would give it a 7.0-7.5.Comment
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Re: Madden NFL 19 Review (IGN/PS4)
I still can’t get past how the players don’t seem to be sprinting once they’er in the open field.MegatronComment
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Re: Madden NFL 19 Review (IGN/PS4)
Games absolute trash 3.0 at best it's darker then Batman what a step backwardsComment
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