It’s $400 for an outdated console? Isn’t the new gen console like around $500? JMO, but if anyone is going to spend hundreds of dollars I don’t know why they would try to save a little to buy an outdated console that may not even be supported in the future and won’t have the same shelf life as a new gen. I realize $200 isn’t nothing but if your investing twice that already I would just get the newest version and be much happier.
The game in general seems to have done a good job of being inclusive, but it is fairly obvious that they were preferential with extra details and player ratings generally to the programs that have been doing most of the winning the past 10 years. Unless your Colorado apparently.
Xbox series S (299) + Game (60) + plus tax equals about 400$. Even more if I want to play online.
I hear you. It also depends on what TV you’ll be playing on too. The next gen graphics on a 4K TV are pretty awesome. I realize that’s not a huge deal in a sports game, but everything looks better when you’re playing in 4K 60-120hz.
I just watched his video. Fun to watch Nebraska on one of these. But man, he is not very good.
Never considered myself to be very good, but saw him generally try to fit into tight windows when there was a guy wide open or becoming open
I’m so glad I got the early access. Now I can start playing instead of having to watch other people enjoy like I did this weekend.
I’ll wait to play the game until I judge. Brand new game that maybe has some different mechanics. Can’t wait!!
it’s not you being rusty, everyone on Reddit said they are throwing multiple picks and wild passes while trying to learn the new passing system. I haven’t had much time yet to play a game but I’m sure I will struggle with the new passing system as well.
frost and rhule did our roster
Not sure if I just need to get used to the defense or what, but it does seem tough to stop anything.
If you can't stop Iowa, that is proof that the game is whack
Guy at work said he had to turn the interception slider way down as he is getting picked off 6+ times a game.
I actually felt like the INTs were pretty solid. If it's open and you throw it to the right spot at the right time, you're good, there are no freak BS intersections. Deep balls that are 50/50 are rarely intercepted and rarely caught (seems legit). But over the middle throws that are in traffic and/or poorly timed are pretty realistic and have a decent shot of being intercepted if your receiver isn't in the mix.
Might depend on what passing settings one is using. There are maybe 4 settings you can use iirc.
Good point. I went with the Revamped Passing. I didn't try the others. Curious which one people are opting for and if you will be forced to use a specific version for online play.
