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It's fixed and has gone straight back in.
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It's fixed and has gone straight back in.
Playing FIFA World Cup 2014 Brazil on the PS3 today there were a number of things I noticed:
- The World Cup is terribly portrayed, and you can't actually get the game to do a realistic draw
- Road to the World Cup can recreate the real world fixtures, but if you want to get it to do a redraw, it seems to be little more than a shuffle, and the game doesn't seem to include seeding (watching Japan go out to Korea before even the first group stage in AFC qualifying was quite satisfying)
- The form system in the game is very... well, gamey. Players don't develop as such, and the overall rosters are a bit narrow
- There exists a game breaking bug which makes the game hang when certain teams play at home, including Mexico and Argentina
When you compare their budgets to your own, it is stunning how well DBC 14 is for a first game in a series, when they've had 20 years of FIFA games, and can still bugger some very basic things up.
But Ross, please, please don't give an ETA.
I had been meaning to pick this up for the XBOX 360, since it's recently dropped to $40. So this is all interesting to know (and the redraw issues were the same in the 2010 version).
But more importantly, agreed. One trip to the EA FIFA forums should tell you all you need to know about the world of difference in response & actual work towards fixing game issues. I think they're still holding their breath for FIFA '12 patches.
Been trying to keep a lurker in this thread... not to try to put an ETA on it, but the stage that it's at right now. Resubmitted. That's the bit that happens on Fridays, right?
Hey Matt and Ross....
In Patch 2 is there going to be bowling assistance in any level. I bowl terrible without bowling assistance.
To their credit they do improve the game each version, and do generally fix bugs. The World Cup game though, I don't know, it seems a money spinning after thought. The fact that they passed over the next gen consoles speaks volumes about where they're at.
That's fair. I think the things they pay more detail to aren't so much what I'm interested in, but that's merely a difference in opinion.
It almost feels like World Cup squads could just be a DLC add-on, but they know they could sell WC games once every four years no matter what. Most of their series probably could come out less frequently with DLC add-ons, but why do that when the demand is there?
It's fixed and has gone straight back in.
I don't agree this game is like Wolfmother. This game isn't plodding derivative retro rubbish at all
Playing FIFA World Cup 2014 Brazil on the PS3 today there were a number of things I noticed:
- The World Cup is terribly portrayed, and you can't actually get the game to do a realistic draw
- Road to the World Cup can recreate the real world fixtures, but if you want to get it to do a redraw, it seems to be little more than a shuffle, and the game doesn't seem to include seeding (watching Japan go out to Korea before even the first group stage in AFC qualifying was quite satisfying)
- The form system in the game is very... well, gamey. Players don't develop as such, and the overall rosters are a bit narrow
- There exists a game breaking bug which makes the game hang when certain teams play at home, including Mexico and Argentina
When you compare their budgets to your own, it is stunning how well DBC 14 is for a first game in a series, when they've had 20 years of FIFA games, and can still bugger some very basic things up.
But Ross, please, please don't give an ETA.
And of course FIFA is just a copy paste job. And heck, for this WC version it's a copy paste job of the inferior, current gen version of FIFA.