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jwinslow;1463219; said:olaf, is there a template for the OS examples?
Hello all, my name is Anthony White and I?m here to share with you all what work we did this year for the Flexbone offense. Going into our current development cycle for NCAA Football 10 our top playbook priority was making sure our version of the Flexbone offense is a more accurate representation of its real life counterpart. We didn?t necessarily want to just take what?s already in place on the Gen 2 versions of NCAA Football. Our goal was to take it above and beyond anything that had been done previously with the Flexbone offense on any platform.
Last summer we were able to acquire the actual coach?s game film of the Navy Flexbone offense. Having access to this valuable resource really gave us an advantage when it was time to identify what new formations that we needed to create, what plays did we need for those formations, and most importantly what new player animations we needed to mo-cap in order to get those plays working properly in our game. The results of our efforts produced eight new formations and over 200 new plays.
Here?s a look at the new formations that we created based on our film study.
Your link doesn't go to that blog, but I like the improvement to the flexbone. Maybe they can make it a viable offense against human opponents, and I can fully utilize Navy's playbook next season.aurorabuckeye13;1463720; said:New blog on the updated flexbone offense. A nice little addition, but not necessary.
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jwinslow;1463238; said:Thanks Olaf. They finally made a cover at the true resolution (though admittedly I've been out of the loop in the last few years). I look forward to using these.