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Moozie_x23
Rising Newcomer
3 months ago

Future of college football

Hi EA Sports team,

I’m a longtime fan of NCAA Football and Basketball games, and I wanted to share some ideas for improving the next installment. I think the game could be much stronger by focusing more on offline modes, dynasty progression, and Road to Glory features, while giving players full customization of teams, uniforms, stadiums, and conferences. Personally, I feel the real-life player restrictions and microtransaction focus limit the depth and replayability that made the older games so legendary. Bringing back those classic offline features would make the game more immersive and enjoyable for players who love building programs and creating stories. Thank you for considering fan feedback — it would mean a lot to the community and future games.

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    brad9211
    New Veteran
    3 months ago

    Totally agree with you. However… unfortunately they won’t be taking any of our feedback go look through all the threads here with substantially posts from folks and not a word of engagement of any kind from EA. Look at the lack of updates this year. Extremely concerning due to the fact this is only the second game in the return of the series….. all things point to extremely minimum changes coming with focus on UT for cash grabbing for profits and profits alone. Folks like us HAVE to stop buying the game(i didn’t buy this year) to effect profits to drive change. Period. These people DO NOT care about any of their consumers only profit. Look at madden…. Again, I agree totally with you. I have been very outspoken since the return of the game on these threads about dynasty and recruit customization. Think nba 2K my league/my nba level of customization and have never received a single response or seen one of of the the many threads I have posted. Sad day for many of us die hard old school ncaa players but times change and with online being the new movement offline games are a thing of the past. 

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