Great Quote from a fantastic Movie.
Anyway, IGN.com just posted a big update about NCAA Football. Sad to say, there isn't all that much that sounds all that new. They reworked the Composure system so that instead of everyone having their own composure rating, they follow the lead of your big stars.
Does that sound like lateral movement to anyone else?
However, as I say siad previously, I wanted updates to the Dynasty Mode. Well, we seem to have a few.
"Adjustments have also been made to the Dynasty mode to make it a deeper experience for players. The pre-season has been redone with some new adjustments: players can now immediately redshirt players to extend their development underneath your team's system. This isn't simply for academic reasons either; players can also classify someone as a medical redshirt if they wind up getting injured early to preserve their eligibility. Players can customize their season schedule, making it tougher or easier for their team to be successful during the year. Pre-season recruiting has also been re-done, with a new focus on targeting the best prospects that will fill your teams needs as best as possible. Coaches will be able to now assign specific activities for these prospective students to check out when they make official visits to campuses, such as checking out the surrounding area or going over playbooks with a player. Incoming players will also make specific demands, such as wanting a certain number or amount of playtime for the next season. If a coach promises these items to a player, he'd better be prepared to fulfill these promises or he'll see that athlete transfer out of his program and the school's integrity rating take a hit."
Here we go again with the lateral movement. All this stuff sounds great, but we have seen it all before! The promises sound an awful lot like NCAA MVP Baseball. Medical Redshirts have been missing for years. It's nice to finally get that. However, I am beginning to wonder what is going to differenitiate this mode from the last couple of years. I'm beginning to think that it's nothing at all.
I'm Worried.
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