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That Guy · 07-14-2006, 01:34 PM

you know a lot of the things you complain about are already fixed right? you can turn the soundtrack off or use your own already (for at least 3 years), and madden stat trackers already exist (3rd party) to let you run FF off of them. You can also buy new a training staff and stadium upgrades for injury prevention and treatment. I don't know what you mean by throwback games, but you have past teams already and some of the old uniforms.

you can already look at team stats running right/left/center etc etc during the game.

requiring an addition $50 guide to be able to play the game and requiring every player to spendd a hundred hours memorizing it is going to sell you about 0 copies of a game. Voice recognition is also not good enough or fast enough (when running a 3d engine in parallel) to be useful in games yet. It's not a revolution, it's asking for a multi-million dollar project trying to make a game with zero chance of commercial success.

I wouldn't mind seeing 11v11 online though or whatnot, that's something i've also wanted.

07-14-2006, 01:34 PM	#4
That Guy Living Legend Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: VA Age: 42 Posts: 17,620	Re: What a Next Gen Football Game ought to be you know a lot of the things you complain about are already fixed right? you can turn the soundtrack off or use your own already (for at least 3 years), and madden stat trackers already exist (3rd party) to let you run FF off of them. You can also buy new a training staff and stadium upgrades for injury prevention and treatment. I don't know what you mean by throwback games, but you have past teams already and some of the old uniforms. you can already look at team stats running right/left/center etc etc during the game. requiring an addition $50 guide to be able to play the game and requiring every player to spendd a hundred hours memorizing it is going to sell you about 0 copies of a game. Voice recognition is also not good enough or fast enough (when running a 3d engine in parallel) to be useful in games yet. It's not a revolution, it's asking for a multi-million dollar project trying to make a game with zero chance of commercial success. I wouldn't mind seeing 11v11 online though or whatnot, that's something i've also wanted.