Well I have finally figured out how to add weather effects for FIFA 2004...

[beastie bhoys]

erm....I love the game. I was just having a bit of fun so, y'know, chill out.

 

[SB9Dragon]

Funny stuff, but simply put this thread should never exist, sure EA tried, but they sure did a good amount of undoing in the process then some new doing without replacing the old undoing... ready the post slowly, it does make sense

 

[Stuntman]

That's pretty funny stuff. Did you figure out a way to add the linesmen and referee.

Keep in mind I mean for the PS2 version.

 

[Bolerus]

and get your mates, or kids if you have them to through rolls of toilet paper at you

And start singing "smith out smith out" when you lose (obviously replace smith with your own name)

 

[Stuntman]

LOL! That would be great! toilet paper is a must for South American leagues.

 

[SashDawg]

Originally posted by SB9Dragon
Funny stuff, but simply put this thread should never exist, sure EA tried, but they sure did a good amount of undoing in the process then some new doing without replacing the old undoing... ready the post slowly, it does make sense

im not a programmer, I cant even make my own kits/boots/faces or whatever, but EA are paid programmers/kit makers/bootmakers/whatever and so really would it have been difficult for them to add some weather effects? Is it difficult to make the sky grey and have tiny lines falling towards the pitch to represent rain??

is it really difficult to add fog to the game?? I saw fog in RISE OF THE TRIAD ( a fps game made back in 1993/4/5) and im sure that fog wouldnt have broke the bank for EA to implement it.


I dont think i will ever expect EA to have different ball/gameplay physics for the different weather conditions but was it that difficult for them to add small cosemetic things to the game that would have made it more enjoyable??

 

[Stuntman]

I'm pretty sure FIFA 98 had rain and maybe fog as well. I'll have to pop it in my N64 and refresh my memory.