LordTheNightKnight said:
blaydcor said:
LordTheNightKnight said:
blaydcor said: I'm still not convinced that LordtheNightKnight is a Madden fan, let alone a football fan |
Don't play those games. It's more a general thing about graphics whores and them thinking they can know everything about a game (cost, sales, company's intentions) by graphics.
And thanks for reading all the way, trestres. I almost didn't there as well. But it does show that graphics are the only thing you have to live with. You can still get the full sim gameplay and controls.
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If you're not a Madden fan, than you can not even begin to comprehend the barest cusp of the edge of the massive steaming fecal indignity that this graphical makeover is to us
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Please. I have looked at those games, and last I checked, it was the ability to play as any player in the NFL the year before that was a lot of the appeal, which as far as I can tell is still in the game.
Plus even before I commented, other fans have stated they don't mind as long as the play is intact.
It looks to me that the whining is more because they changed something that you're used to, not something related to the actual meat of the game. You're just acting like it is because you're, again, just used to it.
Trust me, I do have experience with that feeling, and I also have gotten over it. Just wait to see if the damn game is any good.
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Why do you feel the need to slap me with your shitty psychoanalasys 101? It has nothing at all to do with "whining" because they changed something I am "used to". It's because EA is giving me a bullshit excuse for Madden. If Phoenix Wright started having the same art style as Hagar the Horrible, I would not "whine because it was different", I would be furious because they ruined a key aspect of the game. Or, say, if Mario adopted a hyperrealistic graphics style similar to Gears of War, replete with an absurdly broad-shouldered, beefily-muscled, grizzled Mario.
How a game looks is an essential part of it's aesthetic sum, particularly in games like Madden which are (well, were) designed not only to simulate football, but to allow many, many people to vicariously throw themselves into the NFL. It is more than just gameplay and button pressing, it is a deeply entrenching experience where you rearrange your depth chart arbitrarily not because one player has a higher average rating than another, but because you have seen that particular player do amazing things in real life.
To tweak, no, completely change such an integral aspect of Madden is not just "something I'll just get used to". It is a step that is obviously (to all but the most naive) one calculated on EA's part to lure in a younger/less serious fanbase (which I think is actually a faulty premise in the first place). I do not care two shits worth what this may or may not imply about EA's opinion of the Wii. What I do care about is the oozing, congealed glob of tobacco-stained spit that EA has just violently spat onto the collective face of all Madden fans who own Wii's. Offering this repugnant excuse for Madden to us Wii owners is a travesty.
To have someone like you come in and say you "have looked at the game and the main appeal is to play as any NFL player from the year before" and "you'll get used to this" is roughly akin to a blind hermit saying, moments after you just watched a pack of jackals disembowel your entire immediate family and slurp down their entrails, "don't worry, I bet it wasn't that hard to watch, I imagined it in my head and I didn't get disgusted, plus I've never had any problems without a family". This coupled with the condescending indignity of having to suffer you characterizing all us Madden fans as "graphics whores who think they know everything" about a game which you self admittedly DO NOT PLAY is SO INFURIATING that
That...that....
That I actually took the time to type all this