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Originally posted by saintsfan24_7@Oct 16 2005, 10:33 PM
I take it no footage/screens/website has been released then, I do searches occasionally and can't find anything, apart from the info given on theg ame is actually hapening which I have come acrros many a time
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That would be customer service you are talking about???.............

.............HB studios don't do customer service.............
 
Do they do ANY kind of service, i.e make a decent rugby game?
Or are we talking about EA again?
 
Originally posted by .:kaftka:.+Oct 3 2005, 06:42 PM--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (.:kaftka:. @ Oct 3 2005, 06:42 PM)</div>
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@Oct 3 2005, 06:24 PM
Yeah guys - patent the idea and then no studio will be able to put this into the game.  Even if you'd offer to let them use your idea they wouldn't pay you for it and all us gamers would have to suffer without the idea.
Yeah I was joking.

Also, I was just thinking about it before, and the L2 button was always mostly unused wasn't it? Hard to remember, but every button should have a decent purpose, so why not use it as a 'Shift' button.

What I mean is, for example, you hold it in, and use the right stick to fend. This way you can fend the guy in front, behind you, or the guy who is most likely to tackle you. Too many times in Rugby 2005 I pulled back on the stick only to be tackled by the guy to my right whilst fernding off the guy in front. Of course, not all people will like this system, so that's why you have a fend button (a la stiff arm in Madden) which could be circle. But isn't that a kick button? I think so, but why do you need all four face buttons for kicking? You don't. X=Punt, Square=drop goal, Triangle=grubber. X+L2=Up'n'under, Triangle+L2=chip kick. Quite simple really.

Adding to the right stick thing, clicking it in could make them shield the ball by wrapping it in their arms on attack, and attemp to steal it on defence.

Eg. short pass to forward, then hold both sticks forwards, clicking right stick in and R2, and you will have a proper attempt at busting through the middle. [/b]
Great ideas Kaftka!!!






.................but i emailed this and more to them in 2001. They never replied. Serves them right!!!!!!!!
 
Originally posted by Gay-Guy+Oct 17 2005, 11:19 AM--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (Gay-Guy @ Oct 17 2005, 11:19 AM)</div>
Originally posted by .:kaftka:.@Oct 3 2005, 06:42 PM
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@Oct 3 2005, 06:24 PM
Yeah guys - patent the idea and then no studio will be able to put this into the game.  Even if you'd offer to let them use your idea they wouldn't pay you for it and all us gamers would have to suffer without the idea.

Yeah I was joking.

Also, I was just thinking about it before, and the L2 button was always mostly unused wasn't it? Hard to remember, but every button should have a decent purpose, so why not use it as a 'Shift' button.

What I mean is, for example, you hold it in, and use the right stick to fend. This way you can fend the guy in front, behind you, or the guy who is most likely to tackle you. Too many times in Rugby 2005 I pulled back on the stick only to be tackled by the guy to my right whilst fernding off the guy in front. Of course, not all people will like this system, so that's why you have a fend button (a la stiff arm in Madden) which could be circle. But isn't that a kick button? I think so, but why do you need all four face buttons for kicking? You don't. X=Punt, Square=drop goal, Triangle=grubber. X+L2=Up'n'under, Triangle+L2=chip kick. Quite simple really.

Adding to the right stick thing, clicking it in could make them shield the ball by wrapping it in their arms on attack, and attemp to steal it on defence.

Eg. short pass to forward, then hold both sticks forwards, clicking right stick in and R2, and you will have a proper attempt at busting through the middle.
Great ideas Kaftka!!!






.................but i emailed this and more to them in 2001. They never replied. Serves them right!!!!!!!! [/b]
HB studios NEVER reply it seems... I've sent them various queries and suggestions since 2004 was announced and I never got one single reply! it's almost like they have an email address purely so they can snub the fans!! W@NKERS!
 
lol
I just sent this to HB:

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Hi, I'm a fan of your EA Rugby series and have sent various querying emails with regard development. However you never send reply's, and it seems from speaking to other fans that you do this to everyone. If you refuse to even acknowledge your fans, why do you keep a contact email address with regard to development? It's immensely insulting that you ignore the fans that you're supposedly producing these games for... if you don't want to bother with us, just take your development email contact off your site! Otherwise, inform us how to elicit a response from you.

Thank you.[/b]

I wonder if that will get a reply...
 
For a quick reply to your email you should have mentioned something about sui#ide bom%ers arriving at their studios.


And did you actually write "I'm a fan.........."
 
Originally posted by Gay-Guy@Oct 17 2005, 07:01 PM
For a quick reply to your email you should have mentioned something about sui#ide bom%ers arriving at their studios.


And did you actually write "I'm a fan.........."
yeah, I wanted them to think that I was a serious consumer... so I chucked the fan thing in.
I know it's a dirt word when talking about HB, but just to see what it would take I used it...
 
No surprise really, they obviously spent a lot of time on it.........
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...They forgot to add that it is near completion because they have only changed the accompanying soundtrack, updated teams, competitions and players from rugby 2005.........oh, and added offloads that only work haphazardly........
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more indepth then rugby challenges website!!!!..(without the timer even)
 
March to November?

Not a long development time, guess we should except same old then
 
HEYYYYY...VERY GOOD FECKIN POINT...

thats kinda weird..um so i guess they jus added new teams and training modes hahaha..and the odd glitch here and there maybe added some new players...
 
Remember the big jump between rugby 2004 to rugby 2005 was in the graphics/presentation/menus/music (thanks to the FIFA engine rather than HB studios), gameplay was more like a "patch" made for rugby 2004................

I'd be amazed if rugby 2006 had any real gameplay developments within such a short timeframe. Remember they also say on the site that the team is working on 3 or so other ***les at the same time (unlike last year). God help us as to what they might be.........

HB studios don't do "great gameplay" in any of their ***les, so why would they start now.
 
Rugby 2006 features:

- Rugby 2005

- New soundtrack

- Another poor rugby player who is sucked into marketing agreements between EA and the IRB.

Cant wait....
 
Can't say I will be looking forward to this one. How much would actually be changed in such a small development window not much i think. proabbly just better use of the fifa engine and not much on the gameplay side I would think. rugby challenge 06 seems to be the rugby game to get and also rugby league 2 isn't looking too bad plus it will be online .
 
I'm still playing Rugby 2005, thanks mostly to tom hicks editor, Im actually looking forward to this game but I am not getting my hopes up at all.

I do believe however there will be some significant improvement cosmetically, but as far as gameplay I'm guessing it will be an exact copy of 2005's.

Prove me wrong HB, please!!!???
 
when i went to that "showing off" of rugby 2005 this year they mentioned about how they went through "crunch times"

looks like they must of been crunched alot to be neilly finished....ow wait rugby 2005 was finished before this year...right?
 
now now calm down

the footy games the merrier hahaha..im still enjoying rugby05 in short game play times but multiplayer is still quite the challenge!..if rugby 2006 is ONLINE...then it shud be all the more enjoyable
 

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