Frustration - Calm down calm down
The reason we are in a bit of a tiz, is that the editor situation is a bit of a false dawn.
It's BRILLIANT to have an editor, and I for one am very pleased that you guys have done so much work on it.
However, much of the enjoyment comes out of actually cracking the code and writing the editor. Once it's all done and dusted, you edit a few teams, boot up ICC2002 and.....
It's the same game it always was.
What I think..(sorry for the presumption) we want is actually is a new game.
We followers of ICC aren't swung by fancy graphics or features that aren't linked to gameplay. We want cricket management and captaincy. (Don't we? Shoot me if i'm wrong)
How about.
Batsmen
More 6's
Reverse sweeps
"Gap" finders
Tail support specialists (the keep strike button is one I use very rarely, seems to get one of my guys out the minute I use it)
Varieties of shot per batsmen
etc etc etc
Bowlers
Left arm over THAT BOWL LEFT ARM OVER. not right arm around. (gawd it's been like that since the original ICC)
Spinner balancing
Definable tactics for certain batters (Short against A - pitched up against B)
Field settings for specific batters (so you dont have to alter it every time a single is taken)
etc etc etc
Other
More specific coaching - specific coaches with skill
2nd 11 development
Full integration of Kolpak etc (so you can scout for new ones)
etc etc
Sure there are others, more graphics would be nice (though happy with the style of graphics)
So rather than turn on each other, lets rally for a new cricket management/captaincy game of a fully professional standard that perhaps builds on the (very) tried and tested ICC formula.
The market is here...
To begin with i'd take it with or without a database editor(LOL)
Clarker
The reason we are in a bit of a tiz, is that the editor situation is a bit of a false dawn.
It's BRILLIANT to have an editor, and I for one am very pleased that you guys have done so much work on it.
However, much of the enjoyment comes out of actually cracking the code and writing the editor. Once it's all done and dusted, you edit a few teams, boot up ICC2002 and.....
It's the same game it always was.
What I think..(sorry for the presumption) we want is actually is a new game.
We followers of ICC aren't swung by fancy graphics or features that aren't linked to gameplay. We want cricket management and captaincy. (Don't we? Shoot me if i'm wrong)
How about.
Batsmen
More 6's
Reverse sweeps
"Gap" finders
Tail support specialists (the keep strike button is one I use very rarely, seems to get one of my guys out the minute I use it)
Varieties of shot per batsmen
etc etc etc
Bowlers
Left arm over THAT BOWL LEFT ARM OVER. not right arm around. (gawd it's been like that since the original ICC)
Spinner balancing
Definable tactics for certain batters (Short against A - pitched up against B)
Field settings for specific batters (so you dont have to alter it every time a single is taken)
etc etc etc
Other
More specific coaching - specific coaches with skill
2nd 11 development
Full integration of Kolpak etc (so you can scout for new ones)
etc etc
Sure there are others, more graphics would be nice (though happy with the style of graphics)
So rather than turn on each other, lets rally for a new cricket management/captaincy game of a fully professional standard that perhaps builds on the (very) tried and tested ICC formula.
The market is here...
To begin with i'd take it with or without a database editor(LOL)
Clarker