All the pageantry and presentation is awesome the first time we see it on YouTube, and it will be great the first few times we see it at home, but the excitement will wear down for those things after we've seen -- for example -- our favorite team's entrance 10+ times. How many different motion captures did they film of Clemson's players running down the ramp? Will there always be an OL jumping up with both hands each and every time, year after year? If you play with multiple teams, this repetitiveness won't be as bad. But a lot of us pick favorites. Not saying these things are bad! Just saying they aren't deep.
I'm just saying, what we've seen so far that has blown us all away (the pizazz) will get stale pretty quick, I think. What will make this game last is the depth of its career modes minus any major bugs. We just don't know how buggy the game could be (might not be!), or how unrealistic player progression, recruiting difficulty, etc. will actually be. How responsive and enjoyable will gameplay be? EA can talk all they want, but we need to experience it for ourselves.
So bottom line I am optimistic. But I must tell myself not to get too hyped just in case something's amiss that I can't really live with long term. Fingers crossed. Thoughts?
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