re: NCAA Football 13

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So they only cared to offer a self-help fix for offline play.

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Correction. I'm fairly certain it was adjusted for online play, because...

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is this true for online play? e.g. online dynasties?

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Yes. In my online dynasties, the CPU QB will scramble frequently when the play deteriorates.

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Your guy has to have nobody anywhere near him, or else the "phase-through effect"

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If it happens, it's rare. But like I said, I rarely throw near the endzone. If I do, I throw to someone who is wide open or make it a jump ball. "Phase-throughs" rarely happen then.

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But the same blips, glitches, and bugs showing up year after year?

That is the problem.

The bugs themselves have been there for years. I just got tired of their never being fixed.

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Like I mentioned earlier, this is most likely the hardest thing to program. 22 different entities on the field and you want to ensure that each entity, on each down, never "runs-through" or "phases-through" another. You realize this effect happens in nearly every game to some extent, right?

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How many meet/greets, booster rallies, fundraisers does the coach have to attend?

Make completing 5-6 practices a week mandatory, before touting the realism of recruiting.

I don't want mandatory practices, nor do I want 30 mins of tedium before every game.

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OK, now I know you are getting frustrated. Meet and greets? 5-6 mandatory practices?? C'mon, man. Stick to the topic. You're going far off base and off point. I was strictly referring to contractual goals in that instance and further, I only mentioned wanting more depth to the recruiting for those of us who enjoys such things. And I'm not sure how it takes you 30 minutes to recruit. That's your problem.

Meet and greets? Fundraisers?? I was trying to have a conversation, but you went off the deep end. GTFO with that nonsense.

Lastly, you claimed to have not played since September, yet CONTINUE to argue with people who HAVE played the UPDATED version of the game. Why don't you TRY it before you continue to bash, hmm?