Request for Infinity Engine removal

[JaymeeAwesome]

After play some games using the demo I have decided I would rather have canned animations. We cannot have a true physics engine in football until we are able to control the arms of a defender trying to tackle. Most of the tackles I'm see is people running into each other instead of being arm tackled. Everything just looks like they are in a pinball machine. True physics engine does not work for football.

[FinnZzgo]

even with the weird things that happen after the play is over..It still a million times better with it in then without it...

[mestevo]

Why are you asking Operation Sports to remove it?

[SwiftMayhem]

I'd much rather have a flawed infinity engine than the old one. Plus they'll fine tune it every year, so by about Madden 15 or 16 it will be great. New engines take time to perfect. I say it's solid for it's first run.

[JaymeeAwesome]

Unless they incorporate the Kinnect in allow you to control a defenders arm, this engine will never work for football. Hockey sure, soccer fine, but football no.

[DirtyJerz32]

I can't stand canamations. After playing FIFA 12 for a while I was on board with this 100%

After playing demo, I'm ALL IN with the IE!

[mestevo]

Quote: Originally Posted by jaymee13

Unless they incorporate the Kinnect in allow you to control a defenders arm, this engine will never work for football. Hockey sure, soccer fine, but football no.

Hardly, just a matter of refining the tackling behavior. Suggesting an option that would only work on one console isn't a resolution to your problem.

[ghettogeeksta]

Like someone said above, I rather have a flawed IE than go back to canned animations only. If you want canned animation go buy NCAA Football 13.