Switching Sides Mid-game in OFFLINE Franchise Mode
guys - not being able to switch sides mid game to play both offenses against computer defense in franchise mode is such a simple fix. I understand not allowing it in online franchise obviously, but for offline franchise? are you kidding me? such a simple fix.
make it happen guys!
make it happen guys!
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I think a current workaround for this is to play an offline franchise and assign yourself and 1 other player 16 teams each. This way you'll improve your chances of being able to play a decent amount of games from both sides.
I don't think a lot of players overall would use this feature if implemented into the game, however I can't say it's not possible to add it. It's a matter of difficulty of implementation and where it falls on the priority list if they can get it before launch or after launch in an update.
if you do not reach the post season during a season at least to be able to see all the other games as a spectator including the superbowl as a spectator cpu vs cpu and / or with the fast simulation the possibility of choice would be appreciated
The purpose is simply to be able to play offense or defensive for whichever of the 32 teams you’d like to. If there’s a purpose for simulation without the desire to actually play any of the games, surely there’s a reasonable understood logic to us who’d like to have the options to play with whichever team we’d prefer.
For example, I would like to use this feature to control the outcome of a set of downs in a particular instance by choosing which team and side of the ball to be on. I may want to make sure a team goes for a 4th down. Or, I may want to add a lot of pressure for a series of plays to limit the offense of the other team I was controlling previously on offense. Many reasons for this feature to be unlimited/unlocked.
Also, this would be great to be able to edit the opposing team’s depth chart. That’s a really important aspect of how disabling the lock on controller switching would be valuable to some of us non-competitve loyal users.
MLB The Show, for example has no limitations on this. Therefore, when one would like to pitch to one batter and then bat against the same pitcher in the next at bat, it is possible. And, I for one do this.
Could have easily been solved if we were able to switch sides in game.
Also, another practical use of this old feature would be this: Let's say you and a friend are playing 'split screen', you or your friend has to leave, but the other wants to finish the game because you had it set to 15 minute quarters and you've got 6 minutes left in the 4th...Id be rather upset if I had to quit and lose all the potential progress.
It just seems logical to have this option in the game, it was there for 20 years... Why all of a sudden was it taken out?