So.. I'm not sure how/if anybody would be interested in this, but over the past 2 weeks or more, I have been working on a tool (aka a spreadsheet) to make moving players from NCAA 14 to M21 much easier.
I will give you guys a little backstory so people know how I ended up doing this.
I have been an avid Madden 21 Franchise player, and I am now in my 4th online season. One day, I discovered that NCAA 14 was playable on RPCS3. As many of you probably know, NCAA 14 was the last installment of the franchise and it allowed the exporting of draft classes to Madden 25 (Which is immediately tried to find on RPCS3). Before you know it, I was going through Dynasty seasons left and right and using Mjavon's Dynamic Dynasty Tool to my hearts content. Before I go to far into a rabbit hole, my goal initially was to copy the stats of the players i wanted from M25 to M21, and it didn't work out as well as i thought it would. A lot of the stats didn't match up. I.E. I seen rookie QB's with 95 SPD and the highest SPD i seen on a rookie QB in madden was 88.
So here's what I did. I used the NCAA Dynasty Editor tool, to find the min/max attributes of the targeted positions - Documented my results in Excel, and then proceeded to do the same in the M21 automated draft classes. Ofcourse, in Madden I went through multiple draft classes to find the true min/max of attributes.
I did all of this with the goal of changing stats so that they fit into the M21 automated draft classes. Here's a screenshot of part of what I have so far.
As you might be able to figure out in the screenshot, the idea is to open the NCAA Dynasty Editor, or EA DB Editor, and find the attributes of a given star. I.E. if you see that a player in NCAA 14 has 99 SPD, you would consult the chart and see where 99 SPD falls, and whatever the number that coincides with rating - is your madden rating. After you get your ratings, all the other stuff you need, like equipment, is on another tab in the Editors. All you have to do is find what you need and plug it into Madden.
There may be easier ways to accomplish this, but this is what I came up with on my own. I'm curious to get your guys' thoughts.
I will give you guys a little backstory so people know how I ended up doing this.
I have been an avid Madden 21 Franchise player, and I am now in my 4th online season. One day, I discovered that NCAA 14 was playable on RPCS3. As many of you probably know, NCAA 14 was the last installment of the franchise and it allowed the exporting of draft classes to Madden 25 (Which is immediately tried to find on RPCS3). Before you know it, I was going through Dynasty seasons left and right and using Mjavon's Dynamic Dynasty Tool to my hearts content. Before I go to far into a rabbit hole, my goal initially was to copy the stats of the players i wanted from M25 to M21, and it didn't work out as well as i thought it would. A lot of the stats didn't match up. I.E. I seen rookie QB's with 95 SPD and the highest SPD i seen on a rookie QB in madden was 88.
So here's what I did. I used the NCAA Dynasty Editor tool, to find the min/max attributes of the targeted positions - Documented my results in Excel, and then proceeded to do the same in the M21 automated draft classes. Ofcourse, in Madden I went through multiple draft classes to find the true min/max of attributes.
I did all of this with the goal of changing stats so that they fit into the M21 automated draft classes. Here's a screenshot of part of what I have so far.
As you might be able to figure out in the screenshot, the idea is to open the NCAA Dynasty Editor, or EA DB Editor, and find the attributes of a given star. I.E. if you see that a player in NCAA 14 has 99 SPD, you would consult the chart and see where 99 SPD falls, and whatever the number that coincides with rating - is your madden rating. After you get your ratings, all the other stuff you need, like equipment, is on another tab in the Editors. All you have to do is find what you need and plug it into Madden.
There may be easier ways to accomplish this, but this is what I came up with on my own. I'm curious to get your guys' thoughts.
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