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Originally Posted by Postman
I don't think that would be realistic. Defensive players react to what the offense does.
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Not really. Defensive football has changed a ton over the last 20 years in particular the last 10. Read-and-react defenses are still used but the most successful teams use extensive blitz and sub packages to *force* matchups that are favorable and/or confuse offensive players.
A football game without these features would not be realistic.
Now, to answer the original question of the thread: Full playbook capabilities including ground-up design and implementation, and functionality from day one to allow for integration into a college game. I will admit to not caring much about a pro game but I'll buy it as a way to support the developer(s). The game I really want to see is an OOTP-overseen FOF The College Years. Actually, what I'd really like to see is an OOTP-overseen Bowl Bound College Football (from Grey Dog) as it was a much superior product to FOFTCY. But I have a feeling OOTP will eventually improve FOFTCY to make it better than BBCF.