Official NCAA 12! Thread

[SHOGUN]

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R65K8pXBvcY[/ame]

 

[Survivor]

It's hard for me to evaluate gameplay vidz without knowing what difficulty it is and how much sliders effect things. That being said the tackling animations don't seem that much different just from watching, but zone looks good.

 

[Sharkweather]

13 divisions, nine teams per division. Everyone plays an eight-game conference schedule, so no conference championships.

There are only 11 conferences + independents.

 

[KNUBB]

That being said the tackling animations don't seem that much different just from watching, but zone looks good.

I think the only people that say this kind of thing is someone that hasn't played in a while, or someone who didn't play NCAA 11 enough to notice the animations. I still play it regularly and every video I see something new that was changed. Mostly within the tackling and the suction being gone.

 

[spiker]

I think the only people that say this kind of thing is someone that hasn't played in a while, or someone who didn't play NCAA 11 enough to notice the animations. I still play it regularly and every video I see something new that was changed. Mostly within the tackling and the suction being gone.

The changes are subtle. It's especially hard to notice the changes to suction blocking and tackling. It's one of those things where it will feel different when you get the controller in your hand.

As far as tackling animations go, were there any new ones added? Survivor is right about that, I think. They added the new dive catch animations and the new line animations and that was it, right?

 

[KNUBB]

The changes are subtle. It's especially hard to notice the changes to suction blocking and tackling. It's one of those things where it will feel different when you get the controller in your hand.

As far as tackling animations go, were there any new ones added? Survivor is right about that, I think. They added the new dive catch animations and the new line animations and that was it, right?

You can see how momentum is in play. You hardly see things like a bigger back get stood straight up and make it seem like the player has no momentum. That would happen all the time in NCAA 11. I have only seen about 4 or 5 tackles that were from last year. The collision system makes a big visual difference. Like I said I still play 11 regularly(season 17 in my dynasty) so I am used to the animations in that game. I also see on plays where suction would occur where the defender end up whiffing. Check the opening kickoff in that Clemson video. The gunner that gets through would have sucked right into that tackle at the 15 yard line. Instead he runs right by him and the returner grabs another 15 yards because he didn't get suctioned into a tackle animation

 

[inthecards21]

some Road to Glory info in this "series" of sorts. it has 4 episodes as of now I think

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aIaVaW5gkvo&feature=player_embedded[/ame]

 

[Saluki]

You can see how momentum is in play. You hardly see things like a bigger back get stood straight up and make it seem like the player has no momentum. That would happen all the time in NCAA 11. I have only seen about 4 or 5 tackles that were from last year. The collision system makes a big visual difference. Like I said I still play 11 regularly(season 17 in my dynasty) so I am used to the animations in that game. I also see on plays where suction would occur where the defender end up whiffing. Check the opening kickoff in that Clemson video. The gunner that gets through would have sucked right into that tackle at the 15 yard line. Instead he runs right by him and the returner grabs another 15 yards because he didn't get suctioned into a tackle animation

I used to hate big backs getting stood up. I had a huge 6'5 240lb RB in like year 20 of my OD, he'd get stood up by safties nearly half his size

 

[Sharkweather]

The only new information I've picked up from that 4-part series is that after the 7 or 11 game regular season, you get to play HS playoffs. That's pretty nice.

 

[inthecards21]

The only new information I've picked up from that 4-part series is that after the 7 or 11 game regular season, you get to play HS playoffs. That's pretty nice.

The being able to play both ways is nice too, and the progression from 2nd string to starter with coach trust and what not all look like great improvements

 

[Nevermind]

RTG looks like it will be fun enough to hold me over while I wait for named rosters.

 

[kmanharris]

RTG looks like it will be fun enough to hold me over while I wait for named rosters.

This is all I use RTG for as well. After the named rosters come out its onto dynasties for the rest of the year.

 

[Tengo Juego]

Rosters looks like shit this year too. At least, Nebraska does. Going to need to do a lot of work on it beyond just naming them.

 

[Sharkweather]

Where did you see their roster at? Or do you just mean the team ratings

 

[Tengo Juego]

Oh no, I didn't see like a roster screen. I'm just talking about looking at their on-field roster in the two videos of em I've seen.

 

[St. Francisco]

There are only 11 conferences + independents.

Yeah, but you can add conferences I'm pretty sure.

 

[NAHSTE]

Oh no, I didn't see like a roster screen. I'm just talking about looking at their on-field roster in the two videos of em I've seen.

Depends on what build they were using. Rosters are one of the last things to get finalized.

 

[FirstTimer]

Yeah, but you can add conferences I'm pretty sure.

I don't think you can...........

 

[Survivor]

I don't think you can...........

They would have said something already if we were able to add conferences. Back in the day NCAA coverage showed us major features but there were little surprises after you actually got the game, but nowadays I feel like there aren't any surprises left after you get it.

 

[St. Francisco]

I don't think you can...........

Well, I just went and re-read the custom conferences blog...WTF, I could've swore I read about the ability to add conferences.

Well fuck me...back to the drawing board. Thanks for the heads-up people.