Picture this: It’s 2027 and you’ve turned a mediocre college football team into a powerhouse. You’ve played every down, recruited like crazy, and nearly won it all twice. Your squad is stacked with a superhuman QB, speedy receivers, and defensive studs. You just crushed the top-ranked team.
Feeling confident, you decide to simulate a game against a small school. Big mistake! Your team somehow loses by three touchdowns. How is this even possible? The game’s logic seems broken.
Anyone else experienced this kind of frustrating simulation outcome? It’s enough to make you question your virtual coaching skills and the game’s realism. Maybe I should stick to playing every game myself from now on.
Oof, that’s rough. Sims can be super unpredictable sometimes. I’ve had similar things happen in other sports games too. It’s like the AI decides to go crazy for no reason. Probably best to play the important games yourself if you want to be sure.
Man, that’s brutal. Sim engines can be so wonky sometimes. I’ve had my share of head-scratching results too. Makes you wonder what weird calculations are happening in the background. Might be safer to play those “easy” games yourself next time!