06:57 PM - June 6, 2011 by MrSkagTrendyMadden 12 News Post
06:57 PM - June 6, 2011 by MrSkagTrendyMadden NFL 12 Videos
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Can someone please tell me what the middle linebacker is doing on that second play? He looked very lost and basically was standing in the middle of nowhere land. : /
This footage looks awful. I dont understand why they went back to Madden 07 graphics. Im looking forward to the finished product because there is no way it could be this bad.
anyone else notice the grass? or lack thereof? LAME! looks like those pics they've shown us so far are from their "cutscenes."
I thought it all looked pretty amazing. Not really sure how anybody could say anything negative about the graphics. The cutscene stuff looks almost real.
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YES! Rodgers is a 98. That's higher than I predicted! I was thinking 95, but 98 is great!
Like its been said b4, madden need more transitional animations. I don't like how rodgers comes up and have his hands ready for the ball and the center hasn't even gotten to the line yet. Takes away from immersion and makes the players look robotic. But Overall I think the cut scenes look great. I'm really feeling the camera work.
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bigsmallwood @ 06/07/11 12:33 AM
Sorely lacking in presentation and replays from the videos I've seen so far. Hopefully the final product is something impressive.
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I guess I just don't agree with that formula guy.
If it were up to me, I'd leave the 90's - 100 range open for elite level talents in the game with room to grow for current, never mind future talent (franchise mode for example). Also I'd break that down a bit further by position with the idea being to try and represent the product on the field we see...good players, great players and elite level talent.
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Not at all. In a lot of ways, the overall number is really arbitrary and relies way too heavily on awareness in it's final calculation. I'm not trying to sound hung up here and I'm trying to remain hopeful about this year's Madden, little things like over stat'ing players are reminders of some of the issues with past Maddens. This makes me wonder how much really has changed?
P.S. if this Madden is anything like the past ones (and I've been here since the very first Madden), awareness and depending on position strength will be the only numbers to matter. I'm really hoping against hopes it isn't so. I'm really hoping that speed and acc will finally actually mean something in a Madden game. Here's hoping.
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But really, elite level talent, in this year's game, should be rated at most, no higher than a 95 overall and even that is pushing it. Reason being, where is the room to grow? Even with the in-game dynamic ratings? How many times do we see great and even good NFL players just play lights out for a quarter or a game or even stretch of games (*cough-cough*...this year's cover athlete...*cough-cough*)? Why not use a fairly simple game mechanic...the overall player rating...as a way, other than simple game stats, to display that?
Maybe next year then?
Game play didn't look to horrible. It's still fairly early considering the promised changes and let's see what comes out from E3.
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Philliezfinest @ 06/07/11 01:48 AM
i hope we c da 3d grass more than n dis vid cause it look like da old grass
I really don't care how Donny rate players now b/c we have full player editing in franchise 
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Atomic Martian @ 06/07/11 02:10 AM
How bout that 5 wide receiver set from the Pack! cant wait, sub in Finley unstoppable air attack.
It all looks fantastic but I have a small question/issue...
I just bought a brand new plasma tv, is that score banner going to stay there through the whole game again this year? I've noticed that it stays put throughout replays and even when you press pause in other EA football games.
I really don't want to ruin my TV.
I just bought a brand new plasma tv, is that score banner going to stay there through the whole game again this year? I've noticed that it stays put throughout replays and even when you press pause in other EA football games.
I really don't want to ruin my TV.
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I like how the DL seems to be attacking the entire pocket in Madden 12, but the OL/DL interaction still looks bad. Especially on the Finley completion, where I don't like the way Josh Sitton (#71 Packers) singlehandedly is able to contain and hold Vince Wilfork (#75 Pats). First, because Sitton moves outward after the snap, leaving a hole 1-2 yards wide for Wilfork to attack. Second, because there is no signs of Wilfork being able to use his strength and momentum to get a clean shot at the QB, when Sitton had a very bad angle and should have been easy to push away.
Had it been in Madden 11, Sitton would probably have slided in front of Wilfork, so there are improvements. However, after the sliding has been eliminated, OL/DL interaction still seems to suffer from the same problems as previous years - no signs of momentum in their interactions.
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LambertandHam @ 06/07/11 04:05 AM
The thing my eye instantly went towards was the line play. I like how on the second play from scrimmage, the Pats D-Line was bounced out, but in a realistic way. Good to see lots of hand play.
The bad?
Hard to tell from limited footage, but on the second play, one guy makes the tackle, and everyone falls down again.
The bad?
Hard to tell from limited footage, but on the second play, one guy makes the tackle, and everyone falls down again.
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True, it looks bad, especially since Brandon Meriweather (#31) comes running at full speed into the tackle and instead of affecting the tackle, he just grabs on and falls in the direction of the tackle (not respecting momentum). And the two other guys just fall down.
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Watched it on my iPad, but could someone tell me if you could see the players nameplates on the packers backs when at the line of scrimmage? It seemed to me they only showed up during the off play camera shots. Hope that they weren't sacrificed because of slowdown or something.
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