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- Don Bradman Cricket 14 - PS3
There is already one there. I think you can create upto 8 kits for one team to use
While some local items are shared back to the server with the player when it is uploaded the decals are not. So any "mods" to the kit for example will stay local. The rule would be that anything that could contravene the rating does not get shared.
They could probably be shared at least in the "old fashioned" way of downloading mods from PC.
It might be a bit like skinning guns on Counterstrike - only you ever saw them, although if the other people playing had download them too....
They could probably be shared at least in the "old fashioned" way of downloading mods from PC.
It might be a bit like skinning guns on Counterstrike - only you ever saw them, although if the other people playing had download them too....
HBK said:I don't want to speak out of turn for this one, but my *belief* from testing the game, is that the comet trail is there on batting, bowling and fielding.
I think Ross has just gotten so used to the system that he doesn't notice the trail (which in it's unobtrusive nature is easy to do).
Personally speaking, I think it's one of the best elements of the game and makes batting really dynamic as you don't know where the ball is coming until it leaves the bowlers hands and have that good little split second element of reaction to pick up the trail and mould your shot to where it's going. It adds to that feel of real cricket and gives you more immersion to the mechanics, especially compared to what we've seen in the past with cricket games.
The trail isn't in anyway 'overpowered' or some such thing, where you are able to easily exploit the bowling due to it, it's just a helper element so you can pick up the ball every time.
Obviously it'll be up to the team to decide whether or not to allow the removing of the trail, but speaking from personal experience, I don't think I'd be removing it anytime soon.
We could do that on Ashes 09
The problem was when the batsman got hit he always showed pain, unlike real cricket were some batsman don't. Only Ross knows if we can run say we get hit on the helmet and the ball flys down to thirdman or over the wicetkeepers head.
Haha. True. Especially when he'd get hit in the legs and start dancing.
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