pounddarock wrote:I disagree especially for online dynasties. Now you can actually build up a 1-star team and have them move into a BCS conference. Gives guys motivation to hang onto them and build up recruiting. I think OD's are the way of the future for this game and this is much needed.
This will only work if people keep the dynasties going.
pounddarock wrote:I disagree especially for online dynasties. Now you can actually build up a 1-star team and have them move into a BCS conference. Gives guys motivation to hang onto them and build up recruiting. I think OD's are the way of the future for this game and this is much needed.
This will only work if people keep the dynasties going.
lol..too true. I started one pretty early on...started it on the IGN boards and now there are several NDLers in it. I think we're into the 4th season, maybe 5th...hoping to get into one or two more before the new game drops.
1. I LOVE how it seems the camera is panned much further back and you can see the entire field.
2. I'm not so sure about the screen slightly moving based on where your QB or whoever has the ball goes. If this is anything like Madden's new camera, I will HATE it as that shit SUCKS!!!
I'm also wondering what they are talking about with that last line in the blog:
Lastly, this new system has given us the ability to implement another feature that has been requested by the community a number of times. However, we’re not quite ready to announce what it is, so stay tuned…
Lastly, this new system has given us the ability to implement another feature that has been requested by the community a number of times. However, we’re not quite ready to announce what it is, so stay tuned…
You’ve probably noticed the passing icons are somewhat transparent in the images. New to NCAA Football 10 is the hiding of the passing icons as you run further from the line of scrimmage. If you are looking to run 20 yards backwards and launch a crazy arcade-like pass, we hope you memorized the routes your receivers are running and their assigned button on the controller. Otherwise, you could end up throwing into double/triple coverage and giving the ball away.
Hey VT, when the fuck are you going to get one of us into the community days EA holds for NCAA? It's not like we're the only 120 team league and been around for 5+ years or anything.
BIGmike wrote:Hey VT, when the fuck are you going to get one of us into the community days EA holds for NCAA? It's not like we're the only 120 team league and been around for 5+ years or anything.
Funny, I didnt even know they had these Community Days.
And I know some guy from the Sun Belt league got to go to this year's Community Day.
Rest assured I'm gonna try to pull some strings next year and try to get one of our guys there, since it is right here near Orlando.
yeah I know a few guys there. Kind of stinks they have a few Madden players there as well. They haven't been really saying anything big about it yet. I guess they have to wait until its over. Here are the people who are there.....
Raymond Goode (Shopmaster): Shopmaster has been an active Madden NFL and NCAA Football Community Leader for over 5 years but has been playing EA SPORTS NCAA Football since 1991. Shopmaster is owner of MyMaddenPad.com and MaddenWars.com and devotes his time in helping others around the community. He is always looking to take gaming to a whole new level with unique ways players can interact with each other on and off the field. Shopmaster holds an annual NCAA Football competition where players compete, give each other feedback, and vote in polls and rankings all to be number one. You can find Shop on both the 360 and the PS3, so send him a friend request. Look out for some other big things from Shopmaster this football season.
Craig Gonzalez: Craig is the co-founder of ConsoleSports.net, which started in 2004. Craig holds sports video games in high regard, especially the football titles. He's played every edition of EA SPORTS NCAA Football since it's inception on the home consoles with Bill Walsh College Football being a staple in his dorm room in the mid-90's.
David P. Johnson, Ph.D. (MadScientist): MaddenMatrix.com is a video football gaming web site specializing in NCAA Football online dynasties and Madden leagues. MMX was founded in 2001 by Dr. Johnson (aka MadScientist). Currently, MMX is running six NCAA online dynasties. David became hooked on video games ever since he received a Commodore 64 as a Christmas present. David has been running or playing in online and head-to-head NCAA and Madden leagues and tournaments for over a decade. He has gained a solid reputation from his in depth reports from the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3), interviews, forum moderating, game reviews, and work as a community leader.In the real world, David has a Ph.D. degree in Workforce Education and teaches computer-related courses at the undergraduate level and manages an undergraduate computer degree program.
Tommy Gschwend: Tommy first found the EA SPORTS NCAA Football series starting with NCAA Football 2003; he's been a fan ever since. With the introduction of online game play in NCAA Football 2004, Tommy and a friend formed the SunBelt Conference Online League that bases itself around SunBelt teams and others of similar size/talent. The league has been running strong since and of course on NCAA Football 09, they made the switch to an Online Dynasty. Tommy is also a part of two other Online Dynasties that are also still going strong and looks forward to what the series has to offer in NCAA Football 10.
Damon Peterson: Damon Peterson is heavily involved in the community on both MaddenPlanet.com and thesportsgameguy.com . Damon's NCAA Football gaming dates back to the Bill Walsh series. He hasn't missed an installment yet. Damon loves the college game as it brings a lot of passion and atmosphere to the game of football. He's a big fan of Notre Dame and is able to attend one or two games a year. Last year he attended Syracuse @ Notre Dame and took a friend so he could experience the excitement of college football and the tradition of Notre Dame.
Chris Jacobs: Chris is an admin at NCAAStrategies.com. His favorite college team is Nebraska and he is also a proud alumnus of the school. Chris has been playing the NCAA Football franchise since NCAA Football 2003. Some of his favorite features in the franchise came in NCAA Football 09 with Online Dynasty, Stadium Sounds, and the ability to share roster files. In NCAA Football 10, Chris is hoping to see two areas receive major upgrades: game play and presentation.
Jeremy Bennett (JBHuskers): Jeremy aka JBHuskers posts at various community sites, including NCAAStrategies.com and the Inside EA SPORTS Blog, and is also the site administrator for BackNineBlog.net. His alma mater and favorite team is the Nebraska Cornhuskers. He graduated from Nebraska in December of 2002 with a major in Computer Science. Jeremy is 29 years old and an avid gamer on the Playstation 3 and XBOX 360 consoles. His favorite genres include sports and shooters. My history regarding the NCAA Football franchise begins with the 2002 version where Chris Weinke was on the cover. For many years, he's been involved in offline dynasties, online leagues, and now (his favorite feature all-time in the series) the Online Dynasty. His current involvement with NCAA Football includes Campus Legend reports, recording podcasts, and taking part in two Online Dynasties that have progressed through ten seasons combined.
