Best I can tell, EA doesn't plan to do anything officially themselves unfortunately. However, if someone wants to go through and manually capture them, I might be able to work them into my spreadsheet.Originally Posted by Keontez
Best I can tell, EA doesn't plan to do anything officially themselves unfortunately. However, if someone wants to go through and manually capture them, I might be able to work them into my spreadsheet.
Personally, I think G's Spreadsheet is as good or better than Fluff's program. His program was very good at doing what it was designed to do, but wasn't very adaptable. Sometimes I wanted to do searched that his tool just wouldn't allow.
Excel, meanwhile, is extremely powerful and can do just about anything you want.
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It's unfortunate they aren't doing this with the NCAA brand this year. I really liked the application VGSports did last year (even though some of the plays were wrong) as I used them in my playbook write-ups. It's nice to see all of the play diagrams at once rather than little snippets (which just got smaller with the new play selection screens).
Yeah I used those VG Sports EBooks a lot. I guess I'll have to do all my playbook searching in game this year.
It was always fun to have my brother and I do a little headcoach to QB type deal where one would be on the computer looking up plays while the other was playing and call them in like a headcoach/off. coord.
/sigh good times
Thanks Tommy
I wonder, are there any licensing issues with capturing play art? I saw Prima has a licensing deal with EA. I might be interested in doing something like this but I wouldn't want to do all that work only to get a cease and desist or worse...SUED!
Just a guess, but I'd think if it was a free program/app/doc, there'd be no problem.
Absolutely. Hell, what Fuzzy did on Utopia was just like that and EA never said anything. I doubt they're going to make a big deal about somebody doing something to supplement their game.
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