NCAA Football 12 Video - E3 Gameplay: Alabama vs. Auburn

[DJ]

I'd like to see some CPU vs. CPU footage instead of 2-player footage. Like others have said, not everyone plays SIM, so it's hard to gauge how things are working or not working in the game.

That said, there was a lot about this video that I really liked. I think Playmakers summed things up well with his post and I have to agree. I'm back on the NCAA 12 bandwagon (I fell off yesterday for a bit) and really looking forward to this game, as I really enjoyed what 11 brought to the table and 12 appears to be a more-refined version of that.

[schumj]

I agree very minimal gameplay changes were implemented. But I think 11 was very enjoyable game. I think as far as next gen goes it was the best and so tweaking it should make the new one better. I am never going to be satisfied with the gameplay as it is never going to meet everyones needs and wants. But I have realistic expectations and must say imo this is a definite step up.

[reco]

the game looks decent but it appears that for bama the o-line depth chart is off, looks like rosters for online play may be off as well. other than that loving the IB video!

[JerseySuave4]

Quote: Originally Posted by schumj

I agree very minimal gameplay changes were implemented. But I think 11 was very enjoyable game. I think as far as next gen goes it was the best and so tweaking it should make the new one better. I am never going to be satisfied with the gameplay as it is never going to meet everyones needs and wants. But I have realistic expectations and must say imo this is a definite step up.

i'm just frustrated when year after year the special teams SUCKS and you can't block kicks, gunners getting down too fast, etc. Add to that the horrific looking throwing motion that we're stuck with and it takes away from the look of the game.

I'll give them a mulligan on this years game because last year was such a big improvement and i'll chalk it up to working more on features than gameplay but i expect there to be much more noticeable gameplay changes/fixes in next year's game.

[stevensa08]

Quote: Originally Posted by schumj

I agree very minimal gameplay changes were implemented. But I think 11 was very enjoyable game. I think as far as next gen goes it was the best and so tweaking it should make the new one better. I am never going to be satisfied with the gameplay as it is never going to meet everyones needs and wants. But I have realistic expectations and must say imo this is a definite step up.

Yeah I guess I was expecting too much. I did enjoy 11, but really thought the major flaws would be taken care of. They need some cpu vs cpu games to see how well the players react on their own

[The JareBear]

I don't know if this is even a possibility this year with the game being behind closed doors but I think what would really, really appease many of us is if we got a full game video. Preferably two sim users who mix it up.

[franko3219]

Quote: Originally Posted by DJ

I'd like to see some CPU vs. CPU footage instead of 2-player footage. Like others have said, not everyone plays SIM, so it's hard to gauge how things are working or not working in the game. That said, there was a lot about this video that I really liked. I think Playmakers summed things up well with his post and I have to agree. I'm back on the NCAA 12 bandwagon (I fell off yesterday for a bit) and really looking forward to this game, as I really enjoyed what 11 brought to the table and 12 appears to be a more-refined version of that.

I would rather see a user vs. CPU so that I can see what kind of CPU play call logic there is and to help determine how the CPU plays the user. I love my offline dynasty so I want to be able to make it through more than 2 seasons without getting bored this year.

[Jistic]

Quote: Originally Posted by Solidice

I find it somewhat funny that every year people say it looks the exact same as the year before, yet NCAA 12 looks nothing like NCAA '07(360).

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IOBGN...eature=related

Nothing like it? Oh I don't think I'd go that far. I hope they would've made some advances in 5 years, hell look at Oblivion compared to what we're seeing with Skyrim right now.