NCAA Football 13 Features New Passing System, Enhanced Commentary and More

[carnalnirvana]

the read and react has me intrigued, without a physics overhaul i dont see how it can work but april 17th will be a big day for my wallet....

they tried locomotion and we still see the warping and skipping so its going to be a big day for me to see how they are going to fix these issues.

no head tracking= fail

cant wait....

[fsufan4423]

No way I'm getting caught up in this hype. I've owned every NCAA football and traded in 2012. I never trade in games.

We have been promised everything under the sun, and yet this series has went totally down hill since nex gen. I really would love to have a game I would actually play, maybe one day I will.

[KushNstien]

idc, will most likely get this game. im a fan of the ncaa series and i know EA did fail to fix things in the past. but to to honest if the transfer fail is fixed ill get it

[DorianDonP]

Quote: Originally Posted by WatsonTiger

You guys kill me. What's next? "Yea, I've been asking for a Aston Martin, but what I REALLY wanted was an Maserati."

Poor analogy.

We've been asking for a car that works under the hood, looks nice on the outside, and is worth upgrading over the previous model. A car that compares favorably with the other cars on the market that give us what we want.

We're still waiting.

I'll continue with my believe it when I see it approach as these vague feature lists are revealed. You can see it as getting everything you ever wanted.

[PowerofRed25]

Quote: Originally Posted by WatsonTiger

You guys kill me. What's next? "Yea, I've been asking for a Aston Martin, but what I REALLY wanted was an Maserati."

That implies the NCAA we get every year is an Aston Martin.

In reality, NCAA is a moped with a bent front tire that wobbles like crazy when you go over 15mph. Yeah, it can get us to work each day, but you don't feel comfortable driving it and you'd really prefer four wheels, doors, a windshield and the ability to go the speed limit without certain death.

We ("us guys") want a game in which all installed features work properly and that faithfully represents college football as we all know and love. That's not really asking a whole lot, is it?

[Cardot]

Quote: Originally Posted by chicagopax

Warping is an issue with the archaic engine, this is a last generation engine trying to optimize code on machinery that is leaps ahead of what the last generation held. Warping in the extent of catching and such is because the numbers of the simulation realize the player should be in position, the issue is the game can't produce the results visually which results in skipping / warping. Unless they overhaul the engine, warping can only be fixed remotely cosmetically and even then, it would open up new issues. That's most likely why it hasn't been fixed.

Good post. While I have no clue how the game is actually coded, this to me is a very plausible reason of the bizarre and aggrevating things we see while playing. The foundation it built upon older technology, so while you can throw a bandaid on there, it usually creates a new and negative side effect (as you mentioned).

[Palo20]

I wonder if read and react has something to do with the 3-4 defense since that's the general way it's played with two-gappers up front.

[lhinds7]

All aboard!!! Hype Train! Get on or get ran over!


But seriously, I look forward to the day when this comes out in July