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Ceithearn · 06-05-2014, 01:09 PM

Perhaps this post doesn't fit perfectly under player ratings, but as this is a popular thread here goes:

Really enjoy in the NCAA football game that by pushing the right stick down you see if the player is in the zone and playing well or in Fifa an arrow indicates current form. Would be enjoyable to see some indication of how well a player is playing. If his mean rating is 84 he can trend up or down a little, showing blue if he is cold or a brighter color if hot. This is more about the emotion generated by the simulation/game and not necessarily about having a large impact on the performance of a player. Love seeing a player that has been scouted, drafted and developed by the team doing well and trending up in performance. Again, this is more of an emotional/fun perk and not intended to largely impact the performance of a player. On the other hand you don't want to go over board on the graphic either, too many players in the console game show "cold" when they are actually performing pretty well. A nice subtle indication of how the player is playing/developing would be entertaining.

06-05-2014, 01:09 PM	#60
Ceithearn Bat Boy Join Date: Jun 2014 Posts: 14	Ratings - "in the zone" Perhaps this post doesn't fit perfectly under player ratings, but as this is a popular thread here goes: Really enjoy in the NCAA football game that by pushing the right stick down you see if the player is in the zone and playing well or in Fifa an arrow indicates current form. Would be enjoyable to see some indication of how well a player is playing. If his mean rating is 84 he can trend up or down a little, showing blue if he is cold or a brighter color if hot. This is more about the emotion generated by the simulation/game and not necessarily about having a large impact on the performance of a player. Love seeing a player that has been scouted, drafted and developed by the team doing well and trending up in performance. Again, this is more of an emotional/fun perk and not intended to largely impact the performance of a player. On the other hand you don't want to go over board on the graphic either, too many players in the console game show "cold" when they are actually performing pretty well. A nice subtle indication of how the player is playing/developing would be entertaining.