Re: ncaa 2010 info
Posted: Tue Feb 24, 2009 7:45 pm
I count 10 of em, lol.
shel311 wrote:Also, I really hope we get some new freaking camera angles for crying out loud.
If they had this camera angle, I'd NEVER stop playing this game:
i count 10ajalves wrote:where are all the defensive players?shel311 wrote:Also, I really hope we get some new freaking camera angles for crying out loud.
If they had this camera angle, I'd NEVER stop playing this game:
Potential bad news.GamblinPete wrote:shel311 wrote:Also, I really hope we get some new freaking camera angles for crying out loud.
If they had this camera angle, I'd NEVER stop playing this game:
SECONDED.....gawd I miss the overhead view. It would help open up the medium to deep passing game and maybe get people to do more than all those short drags and slants.
BigRy wrote:http://www.ncaastrategies.com/utopia/sh ... ost1900333
NCAA Developer Greg Heddlesten announced tonight that "big time updates" will be coming to the Flex Bone offense in NCAA Football 10 as well as other updates to benefit Shotgun running plays. With a high profiled team such as Georgia Tech running the offense this past season, it certainly brings the old offense back to the fore-front and it sounds like EA will be helping us to experience that in their next iteration of NCAA Football.
I wonder if you can turn it off for online games........this information is from NCAA Strategies.GoodTalkRuss
NCAA Football Designer
Enrolled: Feb 2009
Thanks for the links and posts about game-play, I've been reading them over the weekend... Lots of good stuff, some I know we are already looking at.
And yes I often head over to OS to lurk around.
There are currently not any plans to remove the lead block feature from NCAA, BUT with the resounding poll results... I've already started conversations this morning. Peronally I never use it so I'd be happy to see it go.
Auto Throw does work online.
Ice the Kicker only comes into effect at the end of the half or end of the game on a kick which would tie the game or give the kicking team the lead.
That is absolutelyl turrible.BlackRain011138 wrote:I wonder if you can turn it off for online games........this information is from NCAA Strategies.GoodTalkRuss
NCAA Football Designer
Enrolled: Feb 2009
Thanks for the links and posts about game-play, I've been reading them over the weekend... Lots of good stuff, some I know we are already looking at.
And yes I often head over to OS to lurk around.
There are currently not any plans to remove the lead block feature from NCAA, BUT with the resounding poll results... I've already started conversations this morning. Peronally I never use it so I'd be happy to see it go.
Auto Throw does work online.
Ice the Kicker only comes into effect at the end of the half or end of the game on a kick which would tie the game or give the kicking team the lead.
shel311 wrote:Just wait, if the camera angle is like the guy wants it, with no on/off option and only the 1, then you'll really hate it!!!
It did used to have it, but the "problem" now is, and this is with no offense to anyone, the computer on heisman passes better than probably 75% of the league, lol.BigRy wrote:id imagine its like auto throw used to be...if you just hike it the qb will do the rest but if you take control then its on you.
Ncaa used to have auto throw right?
Maybe someone can better explain the Madden action cam or post a video(I cant, Youtube is blocked at work).BigRy wrote:shel311 wrote:Just wait, if the camera angle is like the guy wants it, with no on/off option and only the 1, then you'll really hate it!!!
ive always used the camera we have now? are you saying the new one we would see less of the field? I have not played the madden version so IDK about this camera angle.
yeah, that is what i was thinking. Also, how would you even know if someone was using auto qb in place of them...i am not sure I would. I don't notice to much including what im doing half the time.shel311 wrote:It did used to have it, but the "problem" now is, and this is with no offense to anyone, the computer on heisman passes better than probably 75% of the league, lol.BigRy wrote:id imagine its like auto throw used to be...if you just hike it the qb will do the rest but if you take control then its on you.
Ncaa used to have auto throw right?
The cpu will nickel and dime you to death and you cant even think of blitzing them. So if that is not changed, and guys can just let the computer pass for them, they will have a HUGE advantage.
Lame.
Me too bigry, im just trying to find an open reciever when passing. I think last years madden had the auto throw if im not mistaken. I thought that was why in a couple of leagues i was in you had to use the "cone" not to mention for a few other reasons too. oh well, im sure when it comes out we ll all have a blast playing it.BigRy wrote:yeah, that is what i was thinking. Also, how would you even know if someone was using auto qb in place of them...i am not sure I would. I don't notice to much including what im doing half the time.shel311 wrote:It did used to have it, but the "problem" now is, and this is with no offense to anyone, the computer on heisman passes better than probably 75% of the league, lol.BigRy wrote:id imagine its like auto throw used to be...if you just hike it the qb will do the rest but if you take control then its on you.
Ncaa used to have auto throw right?
The cpu will nickel and dime you to death and you cant even think of blitzing them. So if that is not changed, and guys can just let the computer pass for them, they will have a HUGE advantage.
Lame.
co sign. This is not to say im not a fan of the option, its by far my favorite offense, just cause the defense knows whats coming. What i dont like is when the qb is almost to the ground and still gets the pitch off.ajalves wrote:3 teams in college football run the flexbone and EA decides 'big changes' are necessary.....too funny
Nole, is that you?buckeye76 wrote:i just wanted to triple post.
besides stopping you from quadruple posting...buckeye76 wrote:
co sign. This is not to say im not a fan of the option, its by far my favorite offense, just cause the defense knows whats coming. What i dont like is when the qb is almost to the ground and still gets the pitch off.