06:30 PM - May 12, 2016 by Steve_OSCheck out the Madden NFL 17 first look trailer.
Also, be sure to check out the video from our friends at GoodGameBro, on 5 things you must know about the game.
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Madden NFL 17 News Post
06:30 PM - May 12, 2016 by Steve_OSCheck out the Madden NFL 17 first look trailer.
Also, be sure to check out the video from our friends at GoodGameBro, on 5 things you must know about the game.
Member Comments
Well at least they didn't show Gronk dance
As for the trailer, way too short to get any idea on anything really. Maybe next time they will actually show some more substance in the trailers.
As for the trailer, way too short to get any idea on anything really. Maybe next time they will actually show some more substance in the trailers.
I was excited to see the attention made to special teams, however, it doesn't actually mention the return game. The cpu has been useless returning punts and kick offs for the entire last generation and start of this one. I remember playing PS2 and being afraid of specific returners because one missed tackle and they were gone, PS3 was a joke, the cpu returner would have daylight but choose to run straight into tacklers every time. This is one of the biggest changes that needs to be made imo.
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IlluminatusUIUC @ 05/12/16 10:53 PM
True gap assignments is -pardon the expression- a game changer.
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It's not constructive and it incites problems. Please refrain from doing this in the future.
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MajorSupreme @ 05/12/16 11:04 PM
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I definitely appreciate you stopping by, even if not responding, just looking around and taking in at least the meaningful criticism and suggestions.
The Original Next Gen E3 trailer with RG3 from like 5 years ago looks better than this.
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SolidSquid @ 05/12/16 11:24 PM
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Gossennator @ 05/12/16 11:41 PM
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It's actually exactly what they look like.
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SolidSquid @ 05/12/16 11:46 PM
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I like what I have read so far but I need to see it in action. I also hope that the defensive A.I for the cpu is smarter and can do everything that the human player can.
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VinnyVegas28 @ 05/12/16 11:48 PM
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Same as his handle on here @RexDEAFootball
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# 55
SeaTownGamer @ 05/13/16 03:02 AM
First few pages was hoping the OS community have a discussion about gameplay, animations and player model but instead it was mostly about arm sleeves? Smh.
# 56
NateDogPack12 @ 05/13/16 03:13 AM
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I for one was not surprised at the course the conversation took. The community has a right to analyze any aspect of the trailer.
Here are 5 things I took from the trailer:
- interspersing real-time footage in in-game footage may save you from producing ultra high quality models of the players (that never show up in the final version of the game anyway), but does not make your presentation feel any less suspect
- the continuous slow-motion / fast forward may be an effective technique to highlight the player special moves, but does not make the trailer particularly easy on the eyes (I would not want to watch it again)
- as a result of the above mentioned technique, the trailer does not make a good job of portraying the fluidity/synchronicity of American Football, but instead feels like a discrete sequence of individual actions I have already seen countless times: trick-play / spin / hurdle / (signature) touch down celebration... and it feels frustrating because this does not say anything new to me
- the exclusive focus on a single player (no matter if he is the one on the cover of the game - WE GOT IT, OK ? ) seems to disregard (or even worse disprove) one of this year's edition main features, which suggests different 'special' moves depending on each player features (I would have expected a different player doing each of the special moves and not all of them made by a single player)
- all-in all, this trailer looked to me more like one of those announcements of a new character made availabe in a pre-existing videogame with a DLC
- interspersing real-time footage in in-game footage may save you from producing ultra high quality models of the players (that never show up in the final version of the game anyway), but does not make your presentation feel any less suspect
- the continuous slow-motion / fast forward may be an effective technique to highlight the player special moves, but does not make the trailer particularly easy on the eyes (I would not want to watch it again)
- as a result of the above mentioned technique, the trailer does not make a good job of portraying the fluidity/synchronicity of American Football, but instead feels like a discrete sequence of individual actions I have already seen countless times: trick-play / spin / hurdle / (signature) touch down celebration... and it feels frustrating because this does not say anything new to me
- the exclusive focus on a single player (no matter if he is the one on the cover of the game - WE GOT IT, OK ? ) seems to disregard (or even worse disprove) one of this year's edition main features, which suggests different 'special' moves depending on each player features (I would have expected a different player doing each of the special moves and not all of them made by a single player)
- all-in all, this trailer looked to me more like one of those announcements of a new character made availabe in a pre-existing videogame with a DLC
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But I was just listening to an interview with Rex, and he pointed out this new trailer is to try and drag in casuals and new players. It's not made for us people who already play/purchase Madden.
He said this is what marketing want, and not necessarily what himself or the Madden team wants. I guess it's just one of those things I'm afraid!
# 59
DeuceDouglas @ 05/13/16 08:09 AM
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Everything gameplay wise sounds great in theory which is always the case. But we have no clue what gap assignments look like or how line play has been changed to compensate for those changes. We know absolutely nothing about the new defensive AI or how it looks or works in an actual gameplay environment. Special teams changes sound great but we don't know how the new kick meter works or if punts have been changed. All we know is there is at least one new fake FG play. So we can sit here and jump to conclusions about what's behind door number one when we have no clue yet or we can talk about what we actually see in the 15-20 seconds of gameplay we saw.
I highly doubt there are many people here that prioritize new gloves, cleats, or sleeves over gap assignments, enhanced AI, or special teams improvements. I know I don't, but with equipment people were told it would be "on point" and I think they missed a big opportunity to cash in on that. The cleats look great and the gloves look awesome too although I'd like to see more styles so hopefully we'll see that moving. New helmets and facemasks we've yet to see to the full extent so it's hard to go in on that. I'm happy they finally touched equipment as it was much needed but I hope it continues to get better and doesn't go dormant again because there's still a lot of room for improvement in that area.
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