As a diehard sports video game enthusiast with over two decades of gaming under my belt, I have seen some truly exceptional virtual athletes take the field, but none quite like Quinshon Judkins in EA Sports College Football 25. Having played countless hours of Madden NFL and Tecmo Bowl, I can confidently say that Judkins’ performance on the gridiron is nothing short of extraordinary.
1. In discussions with sports video game enthusiasts about the top digital athletes, certain names consistently surface. These include Michael Vick from Madden NFL 2004 and Bo Jackson from Tecmo Bowl. Now, it appears Quinshon Judkins in EA Sports College Football 25 could join that esteemed group. The game has only been out for a week, but players have already noticed that the Ohio State running back may be overpowered at the beginning due to the exceptional power of the Platinum version’s 360 Physical Ability in EA Sports College Football 25.
In “College Football 25,” the Platinum 360 Physical Ability allows players to master advanced spin moves for increased agility and deception towards opponents. Initially, just one player in the game possesses this Platinum version of the ability, granting him a significant edge due to its strength. Post-launch, enthusiasts on Twitter have shared exhilarating gameplay clips of Judkins effortlessly maneuvering through defenses with minimal resistance, making it extremely challenging for opponents to tackle him effectively if his controller’s user is skilled.
As a passionate fan, I can’t help but marvel at Judkins’ formidable spin move in “EA Sports College Football 25.” This move is so potent that popular gaming communities like Player’s Lounge have implemented rules to prevent its overuse. If both players haven’t agreed beforehand, Ohio State is off-limits for competitive play. Similarly, Kansas has been restricted due to their running back Devin Neal’s possession of the Gold version of the 360, giving them an undeniable edge. So, if you’re a fan wanting to use a team with the 360 in this game, here is a list of every player who can execute this ability at the Gold level or higher – remember, they all play as running backs:
- Quinshon Judkins – Ohio State (Platinum)
- Devin Neal – Kansas (Gold)
- Jayden Ott – Cal (Gold)
- RJ Harvey – UCF (Gold)
- Abu Sama III – Iowa State (Gold
- Dylan Edwards – Kansas State (Gold)
- Myles Montgomery – UCF (Gold)
Luckily, there’s been a significant increase in discussions about this matter on social platforms during the past week. We’re confident that game developer Electronic Arts is now working on a significant upgrade. Fingers crossed, they’ll take notice of Judkins’ overpowered spin move and make adjustments to prevent Ohio State from having an unfair advantage in the game with this powerful ability.
The latest installation of EA Sports College Football, named “EA Sports College Football 25,” is now accessible on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S. Although Electronic Arts hasn’t announced an exact date, they assured us that a significant update will be released when the actual college football season commences.
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2024-07-30 05:40