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re: OLD CFB25 Thread - THREAD IS OFFICIALLY ANCHORED
Posted on 5/16/24 at 10:18 am to Gritz
Posted on 5/16/24 at 10:18 am to Gritz
I don't understand how there's a huge argument here. I'm excited and glad we'll finally have a college football game again. I'll buy it day one with no questions asked.
But I'm also well aware that Madden has been so bad in recent years I stopped buying it. The same company that makes Madden is making NCAA even if they are different teams. So I'm aware that it's possible a different team will come up with something much better than the Madden team using the same engine. But I wouldn't bet on it based on history even if I'm hopeful.
Two things matter to me in a sports game. Gameplay and simulation reality. By simulation reality, I mean do the stats at the end of the year make sense? Do teams draft/sign players in a realistic way (not Bengals drafting a QB in round 1 or college team signing 10 TEs). I'm a Franchise type of player so I'll take average gameplay with great simulations over the opposite. The broken franchise on Madden is the main reason I stopped playing it. If they can get the simulation of college football to be even just okay I'll call it a win because that seems like something that would be easier to tweak in future editions.
Good, bad or indifferent...if it doesn't sell this year it's gone forever. Even if I hear it's bad I'll roll the dice for a year or two in hopes it improves. One thing I do know for sure...LSU will win the championship next year in my house with another Heisman trophy for Nuss. And after that some small, barely known school will turn into a Heisman producing Championship juggernaut within a few years.
But I'm also well aware that Madden has been so bad in recent years I stopped buying it. The same company that makes Madden is making NCAA even if they are different teams. So I'm aware that it's possible a different team will come up with something much better than the Madden team using the same engine. But I wouldn't bet on it based on history even if I'm hopeful.
Two things matter to me in a sports game. Gameplay and simulation reality. By simulation reality, I mean do the stats at the end of the year make sense? Do teams draft/sign players in a realistic way (not Bengals drafting a QB in round 1 or college team signing 10 TEs). I'm a Franchise type of player so I'll take average gameplay with great simulations over the opposite. The broken franchise on Madden is the main reason I stopped playing it. If they can get the simulation of college football to be even just okay I'll call it a win because that seems like something that would be easier to tweak in future editions.
Good, bad or indifferent...if it doesn't sell this year it's gone forever. Even if I hear it's bad I'll roll the dice for a year or two in hopes it improves. One thing I do know for sure...LSU will win the championship next year in my house with another Heisman trophy for Nuss. And after that some small, barely known school will turn into a Heisman producing Championship juggernaut within a few years.
Posted on 5/16/24 at 3:20 pm to Dave Worth
I think you're spot on with this. At the end of the day, we'll probably have to accept that the gameplay isn't going to vary that much from Madden. If they thought they could improve one, they would do it for the other as well.
I'm more interested in how the in-game feature and game modes will operate. How are they going to handle the transfer portal and NIL? Since they can now have actual players & teams, how often will they update stats for individual players & teams during the season? Weekly or monthly? For example, it would be very disappointing if you were watching a player turn into a Heisman Trophy candidate in real time, but that wasn't reflected in the game. Those are the things that I will really care about.
I'm more interested in how the in-game feature and game modes will operate. How are they going to handle the transfer portal and NIL? Since they can now have actual players & teams, how often will they update stats for individual players & teams during the season? Weekly or monthly? For example, it would be very disappointing if you were watching a player turn into a Heisman Trophy candidate in real time, but that wasn't reflected in the game. Those are the things that I will really care about.
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