Hey guys, check out my NCAA 14 Revamped Sim season.
7 minute quarters so take the score and divide by 28 minutes to get the points per minute and then you will be able to get an idea of how a 60 minute game would be.
Today at 1pm I will be premiering my Michigan vs Minnesota game.
Other games are available to watch to get a baseline for the accuracy of the rosters compared to others using NCAA 14 Revamped.
The interesting thing about this game is the guy who did the MichiganBossHawg made Michigan way to good but in a bad way because I grew up playing NCAA Football since 1998. For NCAA 14, I did so many seasons in Dynasty that I know how EA intended for the game to play properly. Go watch other Sims and you will see that it feels like watching a game of Madden. In the NFL it is a test against FREAKS. In NCAA it is a test against Programs.
Hey all. With college football back this season I just can't enough. This may be the best year of CFB in a decade. Since it has been a decade I am testing out a Sim Season using NCAA 14 Revamped. If you can please support and subscribe. I am doing all the Top 25 games for the season plus bowl season. I still have to edit the rosters of other teams but by next week should have lots of games to sim. I really wish I could get the guys at MGOBlog to help with the ratings but since I follow this blog daily, it has helped. Here is the link to an interesting simulation of Michigan vs Nebraska. For those who watch I hope you enjoy.
Hey I have been goofing around with NCAA Football 14 revamped just to see how good old AI is compared to what may come out from EA next year. I simulated the game and it was quite enjoyable. Unfortunately, I can't fully get Michigan's offense and defense since it is from 2013 but I have been able to get close to it.
If anyone wants to watch here is the link. I have done some other games in the top 25 also. Check out the Notre Dame/Duke game. I also did the Ohio State/ND game last week and that was telling as well.
Hey I have been goofing around with NCAA Football 14 revamped just to see how good old AI is compared to what may come out from EA next year. I simulated the game and it was quite enjoyable. Unfortunately, I can't fully get Michigan's offense and defense since it is from 2013 but I have been able to get close to it.
If anyone wants to watch here is the link. I have done some other games in the top 25 also. Check out the Notre Dame/Duke game. I also did the Ohio State/ND game last week and that was telling as well.
It is very nice to see that the fruits of the past 8 years are finally coming to fruition. I always heard the story of the 10 year overnight success but to be a Michigan Man, it puts my life and these past 20 years all in perspective. We only see and recognize people for the success they obtain but we never see the pain they had to endure to get there. I tell all my Michigan brothers in arms to never pet the past 20 years be forgotten. We should sing stories of our failures now that we are successful so future generations of Wolverines fans will never forget the pain we had to go through. It's not how you act when you are on top but how you act when you are humbled that matters and how we have acted when we are humbled and now that we are revived make me proud to be a True Maize & Blue Wolverine from Canada! Stay strong Michigan men, your son or daughter may be donning the Maize and Blue one day. I have only been apart of your tradition from since the Fab Five, but NO ONE HAS IT BETTER THAN US! In wins or in loses we are the Michigan Wolverines, Leaders of Men!
My company used to make solar panels and I can tell you right now that these technologies are not cheap. The problem was not the cost of labor but the cost of energy. In Ontario, Canada our provincial government killed all of our coal burning plants and energy prices rose dramatically since and are due to rise again. After the first rise in cost, the plant which had two assembly lines producing 2400 per day was reduced to one with the other being shipped to Thailand where energy was cheaper. By October 2016, the increase in energy costs forced them to shut down the other line as well and close the plant down. The fact is these technologies can't support the building of the same technologies. With oil and gas, the price per kilowatt allows for the exploration and extraction of the same energy source at a profit. Also, I saw someone ask for proof about no warming for 15 years... if you want to find it, go read the climate gate emails from the very same scientists you cheer on saying how they fudged the numbers because they couldn't find warming for the past 15 years. Warming is not bad, the Vikings had many prosperous communities in Greenland and around the Arctic when ice levels were way lower today. The fact is they had no cars or coal plants and the population was a fraction of what it was today but the earth was warmer than it is now. But also the Viking communities prospered until there was a solar minimum and the earth got cold again and they had to leave these colonies that they had setup.
My company used to make solar panels and I can tell you right now that these technologies are not cheap. The problem was not the cost of labor but the cost of energy. In Ontario, Canada our provincial government killed all of our coal burning plants and energy prices rose dramatically since and are due to rise again. After the first rise in cost, the plant which had two assembly lines producing 2400 per day was reduced to one with the other being shipped to Thailand where energy was cheaper. By October 2016, the increase in energy costs forced them to shut down the other line as well and close the plant down. The fact is these technologies can't support the building of the same technologies. With oil and gas, the price per kilowatt allows for the exploration and extraction of the same energy source at a profit. Also, I saw someone ask for proof about no warming for 15 years... if you want to find it, go read the climate gate emails from the very same scientists you cheer on saying how they fudged the numbers because they couldn't find warming for the past 15 years. Warming is not bad, the Vikings had many prosperous communities in Greenland and around the Arctic when ice levels were way lower today. The fact is they had no cars or coal plants and the population was a fraction of what it was today but the earth was warmer than it is now. But also the Viking communities prospered until there was a solar minimum and the earth got cold again and they had to leave these colonies that they had setup.
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Hey guys, check out my NCAA 14 Revamped Sim season.
7 minute quarters so take the score and divide by 28 minutes to get the points per minute and then you will be able to get an idea of how a 60 minute game would be.
Today at 1pm I will be premiering my Michigan vs Minnesota game.
Other games are available to watch to get a baseline for the accuracy of the rosters compared to others using NCAA 14 Revamped.
https://youtu.be/olQwNFiMQTM
If you want to check out last week's game against Nebraska,
https://youtu.be/rNzCE5NSgnA
I saw that and laughed so hard. Was pretty shocked though how realistic it was.
Wow... It feels like I struck gold from 10 years ago.
https://youtu.be/rNzCE5NSgnA?si=BoqF1K7utSh5JsIr
The interesting thing about this game is the guy who did the MichiganBossHawg made Michigan way to good but in a bad way because I grew up playing NCAA Football since 1998. For NCAA 14, I did so many seasons in Dynasty that I know how EA intended for the game to play properly. Go watch other Sims and you will see that it feels like watching a game of Madden. In the NFL it is a test against FREAKS. In NCAA it is a test against Programs.
Hey all. With college football back this season I just can't enough. This may be the best year of CFB in a decade. Since it has been a decade I am testing out a Sim Season using NCAA 14 Revamped. If you can please support and subscribe. I am doing all the Top 25 games for the season plus bowl season. I still have to edit the rosters of other teams but by next week should have lots of games to sim. I really wish I could get the guys at MGOBlog to help with the ratings but since I follow this blog daily, it has helped. Here is the link to an interesting simulation of Michigan vs Nebraska. For those who watch I hope you enjoy.
https://youtu.be/rNzCE5NSgnA
Hey I have been goofing around with NCAA Football 14 revamped just to see how good old AI is compared to what may come out from EA next year. I simulated the game and it was quite enjoyable. Unfortunately, I can't fully get Michigan's offense and defense since it is from 2013 but I have been able to get close to it.
If anyone wants to watch here is the link. I have done some other games in the top 25 also. Check out the Notre Dame/Duke game. I also did the Ohio State/ND game last week and that was telling as well.
ENJOY!
https://youtu.be/rNzCE5NSgnA
Hey I have been goofing around with NCAA Football 14 revamped just to see how good old AI is compared to what may come out from EA next year. I simulated the game and it was quite enjoyable. Unfortunately, I can't fully get Michigan's offense and defense since it is from 2013 but I have been able to get close to it.
If anyone wants to watch here is the link. I have done some other games in the top 25 also. Check out the Notre Dame/Duke game. I also did the Ohio State/ND game last week and that was telling as well.
ENJOY!
https://youtu.be/rNzCE5NSgnA
It is very nice to see that the fruits of the past 8 years are finally coming to fruition. I always heard the story of the 10 year overnight success but to be a Michigan Man, it puts my life and these past 20 years all in perspective. We only see and recognize people for the success they obtain but we never see the pain they had to endure to get there. I tell all my Michigan brothers in arms to never pet the past 20 years be forgotten. We should sing stories of our failures now that we are successful so future generations of Wolverines fans will never forget the pain we had to go through. It's not how you act when you are on top but how you act when you are humbled that matters and how we have acted when we are humbled and now that we are revived make me proud to be a True Maize & Blue Wolverine from Canada! Stay strong Michigan men, your son or daughter may be donning the Maize and Blue one day. I have only been apart of your tradition from since the Fab Five, but NO ONE HAS IT BETTER THAN US! In wins or in loses we are the Michigan Wolverines, Leaders of Men!
My company used to make solar panels and I can tell you right now that these technologies are not cheap. The problem was not the cost of labor but the cost of energy. In Ontario, Canada our provincial government killed all of our coal burning plants and energy prices rose dramatically since and are due to rise again. After the first rise in cost, the plant which had two assembly lines producing 2400 per day was reduced to one with the other being shipped to Thailand where energy was cheaper. By October 2016, the increase in energy costs forced them to shut down the other line as well and close the plant down. The fact is these technologies can't support the building of the same technologies. With oil and gas, the price per kilowatt allows for the exploration and extraction of the same energy source at a profit. Also, I saw someone ask for proof about no warming for 15 years... if you want to find it, go read the climate gate emails from the very same scientists you cheer on saying how they fudged the numbers because they couldn't find warming for the past 15 years. Warming is not bad, the Vikings had many prosperous communities in Greenland and around the Arctic when ice levels were way lower today. The fact is they had no cars or coal plants and the population was a fraction of what it was today but the earth was warmer than it is now. But also the Viking communities prospered until there was a solar minimum and the earth got cold again and they had to leave these colonies that they had setup.
My company used to make solar panels and I can tell you right now that these technologies are not cheap. The problem was not the cost of labor but the cost of energy. In Ontario, Canada our provincial government killed all of our coal burning plants and energy prices rose dramatically since and are due to rise again. After the first rise in cost, the plant which had two assembly lines producing 2400 per day was reduced to one with the other being shipped to Thailand where energy was cheaper. By October 2016, the increase in energy costs forced them to shut down the other line as well and close the plant down. The fact is these technologies can't support the building of the same technologies. With oil and gas, the price per kilowatt allows for the exploration and extraction of the same energy source at a profit. Also, I saw someone ask for proof about no warming for 15 years... if you want to find it, go read the climate gate emails from the very same scientists you cheer on saying how they fudged the numbers because they couldn't find warming for the past 15 years. Warming is not bad, the Vikings had many prosperous communities in Greenland and around the Arctic when ice levels were way lower today. The fact is they had no cars or coal plants and the population was a fraction of what it was today but the earth was warmer than it is now. But also the Viking communities prospered until there was a solar minimum and the earth got cold again and they had to leave these colonies that they had setup.