Weather setting not good

[joel0078]

I played with snow at PSU and it was not “snow”. There was patches of snow on the field and flurries all game. That was the extent of it. Very disappointing. Snow setting should be active SNOW. And change it up. Light to heavy. How can they not get right something so simple? Sega Dreamcast had a better snow experience than this. Fix it pls.

[Crazy Packers Fan]

Haven't tried it yet but that sounds like a big problem. Football is not always played in 80-degree conditions.

[dylanrocks83]

If memory serves, NFL Gameday on PS1 had white out blizzard conditions and torrential downpours for rain with thunder. Very cool. EA could do better if they wanted. Would be cool if they even instituted the occasional lightning delay (which you could skip of course).

[TripleCrown9]

Snow looked fine to me.

[dylanrocks83]

Quote: Originally Posted by TripleCrown9

Snow looked fine to me.

I’m sorry but that looks exactly what the OP described. Like it snowed earlier in the day and some melted (patches), and now some flurries.

[joel0078]

Quote: Originally Posted by TripleCrown9

Snow looked fine to me.

Cmon man. That’s literally flurries and it’s exactly what I described as less than acceptable. They should have a random snow feature. It either flurries, is moderate or is heavy. This isn’t new technology. It’s laziness by the developers.

[MHammer113]

One thing that certainly is a madden reskin is the weather and lighting. Very disappointed in both. Still loving the game, but this NEEDS to be addressed in an update for CF26

[Ghost Of The Year]

I wonder if you can make it snow in Miami or LA. I also wonder if November snow is different from January snow. And day snow different from night snow.

Quote: Originally Posted by joel0078

They should have a random snow feature. It either flurries, is moderate or is heavy. This isn’t new technology. It’s laziness by the developers.

Urgh. There's that gear grinding phrase again.
And for the record I don't disagree about the random snow, its a definitely needed feature.