Pennheel
Go Heels no matter what!
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I just hope they don't adopt the same "home field advantage meter" Madden is currently using. That **** is so cheesy.Just saw an instagram post asking what feature would you want in your home stadium. It was showing a picture of Penn State during a white out game. I don’t know if it will be a feature or not , but I think a dynamic crowd effect would be a pretty cool addition to the game. Having the ability to do a white out or black out or having it team specific like a “Checker Neyland” would be a nice touch.
I think This was actually a thing in the game one year and I don’t they consulted with the universities before they did it. So if you played at Duke or Vandy or someone who traditionally has terrible crowds, at kickoff it would be half full. They also had crowds empty out like you suggested . Apparently it really pissed off the ADs and they couldn’t put in the game anymore .I'd like to see stadiums empty out after halftime or in the 4th quarter during blowouts. And even have the visiting team's fans get louder when that happens.
Sounds like tall tales. I highly doubt any AD ever looked at the game in that manner. The universities had nothing to do with the game anyway, who they gonna complain to? The only company that mattered was the CLC and they only care about licensing.I think This was actually a thing in the game one year and I don’t they consulted with the universities before they did it. So if you played at Duke or Vandy or someone who traditionally has terrible crowds, at kickoff it would be half full. They also had crowds empty out like you suggested . Apparently it really pissed off the ADs and they couldn’t put in the game anymore .
This was also a thing on NCAA games as old as 04.I'd like to see stadiums empty out after halftime or in the 4th quarter during blowouts. And even have the visiting team's fans get louder when that happens.
Not true. It was in 14. It’s not allowed in Madden.I think This was actually a thing in the game one year and I don’t they consulted with the universities before they did it. So if you played at Duke or Vandy or someone who traditionally has terrible crowds, at kickoff it would be half full. They also had crowds empty out like you suggested . Apparently it really pissed off the ADs and they couldn’t put in the game anymore .
This was also in NCAA 14.
This video goes over every removed feature from the Madden franchise. Most of it is stuff you guys are clamoring for as “new additions” to NCAA
This was also a thing on NCAA games as old as 04.
Y’all have recency bias with Madden being ****ing awful and removing over 100(!!!) features that were in older iterations over the years.
Why the hell would I make up stories about this? I have better things to do than try and make up things about a video game. I read it in an article. I can’t remember where. The universities actually do have something to do with the game. They let EA developers come to the school and to the stadium to make sure that it is modeled correctly in the game. In fact they were in Gainesville last week. They also allow EA to use game day audio and official fight songs. Despite any other pushback I’ve received in this thread, i know what I read. People want their schools represented well no matter what platform it may be on .Sounds like tall tales. I highly doubt any AD ever looked at the game in that manner. The universities had nothing to do with the game anyway, who they gonna complain to? The only company that mattered was the CLC and they only care about licensing.
I didn't say you made it up. Just fyi, not all articles use true info. The universities may allow them on campus but they have nothing to do with the game. They can't tell them what they can and can't use. That's up to the licensing company. The universities pays the CLC to handle those things and EA pays the CLC.Why the hell would I make up stories about this? I have better things to do than try and make up things about a video game. I read it in an article. I can’t remember where. The universities actually do have something to do with the game. They let EA developers come to the school and to the stadium to make sure that it is modeled correctly in the game. In fact they were in Gainesville last week. They also allow EA to use game day audio and official fight songs. Despite any other pushback I’ve received in this thread, i know what I read. People want their schools represented well no matter what platform it may be on .
Fair point. I should’ve explained that the article I read was an interview with a former developer. I read it a long time ago. But I remember He was sharing his experiences about the game, one of which included them hearing from people that certain administrators were not fans of the dynamic crowd attendance . He could’ve been making it up, but it didn’t read that way.I didn't say you made it up. Just fyi, not all articles use true info. The universities may allow them on campus but they have nothing to do with the game. They can't tell them what they can and can't use. That's up to the licensing company. The universities pays the CLC to handle those things and EA pays the CLC.
Best we can hope for is emulation tech for the PS3 and 360 to make running NCAA 14 a flawless experience. I play CFBRV on a PS3 console, but I also have dev mode on my XSX, but RPCS3 doesn’t run on it yet and Xenia can’t play NCAA 14 at all.Truth.
I don't think holdouts are going to be a big issue. EA holds the cards, a player can either accept the money by a certain deadline and be in the game or his likeness just won't be used and he gets no money and they'll just use a randomly generated player model. EA knows that gamers dont really care one way or the other, it won't be a deal breaker.This game is never coming out
It will for legal reasons. Even if the randomized non licensed players look or have a number resembling the real life counterpart- they’re done.I don't think holdouts are going to be a big issue. EA holds the cards, a player can either accept the money by a certain deadline and be in the game or his likeness just won't be used and he gets no money and they'll just use a randomly generated player model. EA knows that gamers dont really care one way or the other, it won't be a deal breaker.