volbound1700
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College football revamped sent out a tweet talking about the part of the game they weren’t hired to do the day that rankings came out . I was joking about storming the studios. I’m sure EA will update the rankings over the course of the season.I was thinking some one involved in the making of the game or famous player like Manning. Better than trying to storm the place lol
I wonder if its an engine problem. It will be kinda hard to accurately recreate UTs offense. The splits and reads. That is a huge part of our offense.
Yes. Some of us care. Just because you don't doesn't mean diddly. This gameb(20 + years ago but still) is responsible for me becoming a real football fan. It helps create generations of fans. You might not understand the impact but yeah the ranking matters especially considering how wrong it is.Did this seriously need a thread? Complaining about a ranking in a video game???
"Get off my lawn", "kids dont get outside enough these days" (proceeds to call the cops on kids riding fourwheelers and dirtbikes down his street), "vidgeo games will rot your brains out"Did this seriously need a thread? Complaining about a ranking in a video game???
I'm pretty sure they are on Frostbite engine, the same as Madden. In the past I know there were issues with custom plays in the game making the AI go nuts which is a reason that they removed the ability to make custom plays. I think the last game that allowed that was Madden 07? You could do custom plays but it wigged out the Defense. I remember wide splits being a way to create money plays. I get a feeling if they put those actual plays in it would break the game. Its not like UT is the only team that uses crazy wide splits.It hurts us from an exposure aspect and I am surprised people can't see that in this thread.
However, EA had tons of other issues in the past, as a gamer of the series, that I would love to see them fix such as odd scheduling (Michigan at UL Monroe), a glitch in the Bowl Season where it kicked me to week 1 every time I simulated a game, leaving out the #1 ranked team from the SEC in the National Title game for an undefeated mid-major (yes this happened), highly rated teams being easy to beat in a blowout, player glitching, etc.
The technology was so old with the original games that it would be interesting to see how it looks in the new engine.
I'm pretty sure they are on Frostbite engine, the same as Madden. In the past I know there were issues with custom plays in the game making the AI go nuts which is a reason that they removed the ability to make custom plays. I think the last game that allowed that was Madden 07? You could do custom plays but it wigged out the Defense. I remember wide splits being a way to create money plays. I get a feeling if they put those actual plays in it would break the game. Its not like UT is the only team that uses crazy wide splits.