Imagine for a second that you’re trying to get a look at something, but a number of much taller people are between you and that subject, meaning your field of vision is obscured. Now, imagine you’re a quarterback on the shorter side, and you’re needing to contend with seeing past your offensive line, as well as the 6’3″ linebacker that’s found a pathway through. This is the kind of feeling College Football 26 will be looking to hammer home when it launches in July.
Dubbed “Field Vision”, EA has introduced a system to accurately address the challenges a quarterback’s vision can face when in the pocket. According to the official Campus Huddle on the gameplay deep dive, the developers for College Football 26 consulted with coordinators from real-life schools to get feedback on how QB play could be tweaked going into this year’s entry.
