EA Sports Academy Football 26 Comments – Sophomore Success

People long for college football. After 11 years of sabbaticals, EA's College Football Series returned last year and quickly ranked our record as the best-selling sports game of all time. That's not a mean feat, but EA Orlando didn't EA Sports Academy Football 26. The latest games in the series are flawed, but ultimately improve on its predecessors in a number of ways, modes like Dynasty, “The Road to Glory” and the game’s re-emphasization of competitive honing in the college football experience compared to Madden and other professional sports games.

All of this starts with a speech. Whether it’s 100,000 fans who have gotten rid of Mr. Bright inside and outside the big house, or Virginia Tech players emerge from the tunnel into explosion drums and Enter Sandman’s iconic riffs, the attention to detail is impressive, ensuring that almost all 136 schools in the game are about their specific college traditions, Paageanttrilitry and Stadium Aludersere are both authentic and bizarre. There were much more pre-match performances than before, and now many smaller teams have stepped onto the venue with their own personal rituals. Shows on some of the larger teams have also been updated since last year, which has exacerbated the grand occasion and environment of the game, thanks to traditions like the Oklahoma Sooner Schooner and South Carolina's Cookaboose.

There are dozens of new mascots, along with new pre-match parade band formations, as well as incredible soundscapes of circle paper, trombone, trombone and horn that enhance the dynamic atmosphere of each stadium. Several teams also conducted specific touchdowns and turnover celebrations, rewarding each takeaway with short-scenes animations, such as Arizona’s turnover swords or Georgia’s players wearing savage mats.

Even night games will be important thanks to the addition of real light and drones, which suggests that the wonders of these big showdowns will be amplified. For example, the entire Bryant-Denny Stadium lit up in red before Alabama’s crimson tide game, while the drone’s convoy casts Texas’ famous Longhorn logo into the night sky. These moments often lay the foundation for fiercely competitive games where the pride and aspirations of championships are online.

Just like every school’s pageant and tradition, competition is so staple in college football that EA Orlando ensures that these intense games are just as important in college football. 26 College Football 26 includes over 80 competitors, including specific stats, graphics, graphics and comment lines that are added to the game's broadcast package whenever you participate. From the historic Minnesota-Wisconsin competition back to 1890, to the jihad between Utah and BYU, the epic Red River competition in Texas and Oklahoma, and the Army-Navi showdown, both branches saw two branches fighting on the grill, and you can think of almost all the competing people.

Many of these games also include trophys in competitions, such as the Paul Benyan trophy awarded to Michigan State vs. Michigan State University champions, or the victory clock at the Los Angeles campaign. College Football 26 features a trophy room that tracks every competitive trophy you win in each mode, as well as others like Heisman and the National Championship. In addition to providing motivation to interact with each competitive game, you briefly cover the history of the trophy and the implications in the college football tapestry.

Of course, that doesn't mean anything if the live action doesn't fit Snuff, but College Football 26 managed to avoid the sophomore downturn and has a lot of expanded scripts, the unique AI of the quarterback, better animation and improved pass coverage, and other improved advancements, which are as good as video game football. The pace is slightly slower than last year and the movement of the ball carrier is not as explosive, but the extra responsiveness to the player's movement makes it easier to find gaps in the offensive line and avoid pursuing defenders.

The quarterback also performs similarly to real life, with each being a specific prototype, such as a backcourt creator or a double threat. You can take advantage of their physical traits and attributes when you control one of these players yourself, but the matches with these QBs are also more dynamic as you fight against them. People like Drew Allar stand out as pocket passers, with accurate passes even under pressure, while Blake Horvath is a naval-run offensive type, who is a pure runner who often uses his feet to get the dock instead of his arms. Quarterbacks are also significantly faster in handling readings, and height is a factor in shorter quarterbacks who cannot be seen on the head of the towering lineman and do not appear the receiver icon until they see the player visible.

Speaking of, the receivers have also made great progress, returning to the ball and competing for more catches, while numerous new plays open up the offense with new sport types, running options and small toy wraps, thus distinguishing the style of each team’s game. The only negative is that when choosing a script, most scripts are not included in the coach’s advice, so you have to specifically look for the rest to avoid being recommended over and over again.

In terms of the ball's defense, you can get better control over the pass by calling stunts on the playback call screen and the preliminaries menu, which allows you to put pressure on the quarterback without relying on the first four individual wins. You can also adjust the depth and coverage of security before the ball steals, and the coverage of people is tighter and more effective than before, especially if you have a locked corner on your team.

However, it is difficult to get an interception due to the change in need of defenders to keep the ball in order to take it away. The days of isolation interceptions on the shoulders and defenders disappeared. Now you will notice the defenders turn their heads before the ball arrives, if they are going to pick the ball. If they don't do that, instead turn their eyes to the receiver, you're going to try to throw the ball away before someone like Ryan Williams is trying to get involved. The offense is still the King – it should be in college football – but the defense of the ball is more diverse and beneficial than last year's game.

The dynasty model has also improved, making it more challenging, and in return it is more satisfying to transform small college courses into perennial competitors. Hiring is crucial to every team because you need to keep developing new talents as senior graduates and leave, but the top recruits aren’t as eager to join mediocre teams as they used to be. Instead, you need to find diamonds in rough situations and use your own geographic pipeline to beat other teams to improve your victory. It's a deeper process, but it's also simplified one, with a “team needs” list at the top of the screen and more information about technologies like Sway to help convince prospects to join your school.

The transfer portal has also expanded, with more and more players looking to change the team during the offseason, reflecting the new reality of college football. However, there is a problem that players will continue to move forward due to the lack of match time. It might be a illusion tag, they just want to move to a better school, but the game doesn't distinguish.

The biggest change this year in The Road to Glory is that you are now starting your own career in high school and your performance determines which colleges are interested in recruiting you. After choosing anywhere between one and five-star recruits, your rating will fluctuate based on how you perform in specific challenges. In each process, you’ll give you four drives and two challenges, which you’re building a highlighted reel to impress college recruiters.

As a double threat QB, my challenges often focus on parading out in the wild and picking up the yard with my feet. It’s not a particularly long process to finish with just five games, which is preferable to attend a full high school season, but it’s not perfect either. Each drive exists in a vacuum, ignoring the full context of the game. In a specific drive, you may not be able to throw 60 yards, so even if you have already thrown 70 yards on an earlier drive, the challenge fails to fail. You can also go beyond the challenge, but still fail, scoring on a one-time touchdown when the game calls for three first games. Apparently, Boy Scouts will still find this disappointing and lower your star rating. This makes no sense. The failed drive can be restarted once every game, but high school experience can still be reworked.

Meanwhile, the most famous new member of the Ultimate Team is a single player mode called “Learning Hall”. Here you offer you a 12-game series to win rewards, which will increase after each victory. It's a more interesting pattern than the old solo battles, but only one entry is allowed per week unless you spend 25,000 coins to buy another entry token. Lineup management has also been simplified, which makes it easier to swap and swap players in your team. However, the Ultimate Team still plagued the slow menu and the long loading screen.

Despite occasional flaws, College Football 26 is based on its solid foundation, graduating from the top of the class. It’s a fantastic football game that revels in the singularities of the college experience, from the traditions, traditions and electric atmosphere of each school on the day of the game to the recruitment process, and the myriad fierce competition between its 136 teams. After a hugely successful comeback, EA Sports Academy Football 26 promoted the series’ “upward track to become one of the greatest shows on the turf.