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Anonymous No.11996628 >>11996871 >>11997781 >>11998306 >>12001658
>replicate my hometown team in Dynasty
>Noles have me pinned at 2nd and long at my own 20
>form up for a punt... kicker instead takes the ball and sprints for open field, blindsiding Florida State
>pick up 30 yards and a 1st down
>crowd loses its mind
boy oh boy, nothing beats college football
Anonymous No.11996816 >>11996979 >>11997003
>my euro brain trying to decipher the story above
Anonymous No.11996832 >>12000621
every guy i've ever known who was really into football seemed like a closet fag.
Anonymous No.11996871 >>11996979
>>11996628 (OP)
>30th consecutive time my team runs a fake punt
Anonymous No.11996979 >>12000756
>>11996816
you know rugby? it's kinda like that.

>>11996871
it works pretty often because the AI doesn't seem to remember consistent unorthodox plays. it's pretty good about remembering what regular plays you run and being prepared for them, but doing silly stuff like punting on first down or making your QB scramble constantly really confuses it.
Anonymous No.11997003 >>11997020 >>12001670
>>11996816
You should try to expose yourself to new cultures and experiences. It'll enrich your life.
Anonymous No.11997020
>>11997003
Where do you think you guys come from? :)
Anonymous No.11997781 >>11998229
>>11996628 (OP)
I love creating or replicating teams, it's just SOVL.
Anonymous No.11998229 >>11998328
>>11997781
the NCAA football games had all the Division I-A teams, but only a partial list of the I-AA, at least on PS1. unfortunately both of my local teams were I-AA at the time, so I made one. The team creator suite is pretty limited, basically just name and colours and division.
I also checked out the NCAA March Madness games, and there's no team creator like in the Football games which is really lame. March Madness doesn't even have all the DivI teams from back then, or at least they didn't have my local squad despite them being DivI at the time.

I'm shocked they never bothered to make a MiLB game, the Minors have the same sort of fanbase as college football/basketball.
Anonymous No.11998246 >>11998304
Ok but what's the best Madden on PS1?
Anonymous No.11998304
>>11998246
2002 is the last one to get anything new, with the 'Classic' mode that changes the gameplay and graphics to be like the old Genesis games. They kept making PS1 ports until 2005 I think but they were just roster updates of 2002 with nothing else changed. So, it depends on which roster/team ratings you like the most from 02-05.
Anonymous No.11998306 >>11998310
>>11996628 (OP)
How are the non-EA CFB games?
Anonymous No.11998310
>>11998306
2K had the same gameplay as their NFL titles so they /play/ better, but EA had a better Dynasty mode (NCAA version of Franchise mode) and EA had all the licenses for the various bowls and conferences and the like. 2K was missing some so they had generic fake ones to stand in. the 989 games sucked, and only existed to bait idiots into thinking it was the EA game.
so basically the rule of thumb was the same as with the NFL games: 2K for PvP, EA for single player.
Anonymous No.11998328 >>11999652
>>11998229
I just checked and March Madness is missing like half of the NCAA DI conferences from back then. AmEast, Big Sky, Big South, Big West, CAA, MAAC, MAC, MCC, Mid-Continent, MVC, NEC, OVC, Patriot, TAAC, SBC, and SLC.
Anonymous No.11999652 >>11999679
>>11998328
The MAC is a pretty big omission. The Sun Belt I can understand because they weren't really a big thing then but wow
Anonymous No.11999679
>>11999652
they wouldn't get the full DivI roster until 2004, from what I can tell.

the football games had SWAC, MEAC, and Ivy League to represent DivIAA. I get the feeling they only included them because of Ivy's importance to the history of the sport.
Anonymous No.12000574
ncaa 06 is the best one
Anonymous No.12000621 >>12000771 >>12001678
>>11996832
you're a tranny who watches anime
Anonymous No.12000756 >>12001060
>>11996979
Rugby:
>Grab ovaloid ball with 24 other dudes
>try and run with ovaloid ball to the end of a rectangular field as many times as you can while 12 off those dudes try to stop you

American football:

>12-4, 66, 88 hut hut!
>dudes in large helmuts run into each other arbitrarily.
>some dude randomly kicks the ball to the end of the field
>some other dude has to grab the ball enar the end of the field and throw it across some line and do some weird mating dance if he manages to throw it over the line while tuba and trumpet music plays
>2/3rds of the game are comprised of commercials for pharmaceutical drugs most people don't even need
>
Anonymous No.12000771
>>12000621
i hate anime, and even if i didn't that wouldn't make you less of a faggot for watching niggers in spandex
Anonymous No.12001060 >>12001662
>>12000756
the numbers are play calls, to change the scrimmage formation (same as a ruck in rugby)
punts exist in rugby
passes exist in rugby (though not forward passes, just laterals)
dancing in the end zone is a penalty in college football, unsportsmanlike behaviour

the only real rule differences between the two football allows for a forward pass behind the line of scrimmage, and the play ends when the ball carrier is tackled. you remember that and the game makes sense.
Anonymous No.12001658
>>11996628 (OP)
Nah
Anonymous No.12001662
>>12001060
Dude, I barely understand soccer as it is
Anonymous No.12001670 >>12001889
>>11997003
>culture
>America
Anonymous No.12001678
>>12000621
nice projection
Anonymous No.12001889 >>12001909
>>12001670
>american culture is so pervasive he assumes it is the baseline for global society
lmao total domination
Anonymous No.12001909 >>12001952 >>12001956
>>12001889
>American football
>It could actually be anywhere in the world
Race mixed people are absolutely retarded
Anonymous No.12001952
>>12001909
>brings up interracial sex unprovoked
obsessed
Anonymous No.12001956
>>12001909
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Federation_of_American_Football
yes