Originally Posted by MBFranchise:
So you are complaining about not getting enough recruits even though you are winning the big ten every year? Why do you need these recruits?
And lol at not wanting to play in NJ.
It's not about winning or losing, it's about the dynamics of the game.
Why is recruiting interest and a programs progression unrelated?
That's what I want answered by EA sports devs.
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RU_Goo 08:49 PM 11-02-2009
Originally Posted by jello1717:
But they are still FSU, LSU, and PSU. If Florida or USC go 4 years without winning any titles (NC or conference) do you think that kids are suddenly going to stop wanting to go to Florida or USC? I certainly don't.
This is not real life. It's a video game. Fantasy. Dynasty mode is supposed to be where you build a program into a winner. You dope.
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Fetter21 09:57 PM 11-02-2009
Personally I think you're over reacting a little, I understand what you're saying about the fact that being a successful program you would get more recruits interested in you over time, but it sounds like you've got plenty of recruits that are interested in your program. So focus on getting those guys, you might not have 300 recruits interested, but you can only give out 25 scholarships anyway.
but to me this doesn't make sense
Originally Posted by RU_Goo:
This is not real life. It's a video game. Fantasy. Dynasty mode is supposed to be where you build a program into a winner. You dope.
Weren't you saying you hated it because it's broken and not realistic because they're not interested after you're winning seasons, but then you're saying you don't want it to be realistic you want them all to want to go to you and not care about schools traditions. In college football the major power houses always get kids, and that's the way it should be in the game.
Personally to me it seems fine, I've been playing as SDSU, the first year there I was barely able to get a 3 star recruit, after a year of winning I was able to pick up a 4 star, then a season after that a couple 4 stars, now in year 5 I've got a chance to hopefully land a couple of 5 star recruits after moving to the Pac 10. I've never looked to see if I'm more popular than USC (not that I'd ever imagine to be), but there are enough people deciding they want to start coming to my program to make it seem like progression is working to me.
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studbucket 12:44 AM 11-03-2009
This isn't an online dynasty problem...sounds just like a regular dynasty problem (if you can even call it that) to me.
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Joshua1207 02:19 AM 11-03-2009
It has more to do with your recruiting pitches than anything.
And if you're a good recruiter then interest doesn't matter at all. I've seen many people get 5+ 4* and 5* recruits with 1* teams like UAB, Mid Tenn State, etc.
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jello1717 01:50 PM 11-03-2009
Originally Posted by RU_Goo:
This is not real life. It's a video game. Fantasy. Dynasty mode is supposed to be where you build a program into a winner. You dope.
I disagree with you there. I actually want the game to mirror real life as much as possible. As far as the "build a program into a winner" goes, you're winning conference and national championships. Exactly what is you definition of "winner?"
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hcopenhagenh 04:23 PM 11-03-2009
Originally Posted by jello1717:
I disagree with you there. I actually want the game to mirror real life as much as possible. As far as the "build a program into a winner" goes, you're winning conference and national championships. Exactly what is you definition of "winner?"
Originally Posted by jello1717:
I disagree with you there. I actually want the game to mirror real life as much as possible. As far as the "build a program into a winner" goes, you're winning conference and national championships. Exactly what is you definition of "winner?"
I'm not talking about user vs user skills. I'm talking about the dynasty recruiting rationale and recruits interest.
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