NCAA Football Heading Down Generic Path (Pasta Padre)

[monte8066]

Pasta Padre has posted an article entitled, NCAA Football Heading Down Generic Path.

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"Player names and how they are dealt with in EA Sports NCAA Football series has always been a sensitive subject. While there has been discussion over the years to reach agreement with the NCAA to allow names in that has not come to fruition. The last couple versions of NCAA Football have brought about some new community based features such as the EA Locker for roster sharing and Teambuilder. The Sam Keller lawsuit may or may not directly affect what happens with NCAA Football but it does seem to coincide with a move towards a more generic-rostered game. This especially considering the rosters found on Teambuilder that apparently are the final rosters shipping with the game."

[tylerd02]

That's fine, one less feature so that means they are going to be charging less right?

This sucks

[Drocks]

Would be a very bad move if they did go completely generic. The ability to edit the rosters is not a reason to just ignore them completely. People take a lot of time to edit these rosters already, let alone without them being completely inaccurate.

They need to find a way to be "generic" while keeping the rosters as close to as possible. Maybe using different numbers for players but keeping the attributes the same. Changing one appearance thing about players and keeping all the rest accurate. Completely random rosters would suck though.

[sportzbro]

every day, my heart breaks a little bit more

[TheWatcher]

The reason for Team Builder is beginning to make more sense every day now...

[yanks26ngoin]

Sam Keller you make me sick

[ActLikeYouCrow]

goodbye regular online play