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I'm getting CF 27 later today and and I I have this idea on a complete realignment of the conferences that would make every conference on equal in strength or close to it. Taking out Geographic alignment and just splitting all the schools evenly between top middle and low tier to every available conference while maintaining one or two key rivalries with endiconts like Ohio State versus Michigan or Alabama versus auburn.

If anybody can help me with the suggestions I would greatly appreciate it otherwise I'm probably going to be using AI to help me make this a reality

Hey guys, I'm thinking of picking up College Football 27 and I'm thinking of what school to start with. I got it down to Minnesota, Miami (Ohio), and USF as my 3 choices. USF will be my alma mater as that's my favorite team.

Are these good schools to start off with?

Hey everybody, I just picked up Legend za yesterday and been playing it for a bit. I was wondering how best should I handle side quests?

Should I do them all at once as they pop up?

Do the side quests unlocked as I increase in rank?

Any advice would be greatly appreciated. I started off with Tepig and I have him as Pignite already.

I'm curious on something, am I the only one who would rather play this game without any companions simply because I don't wish for them to die?

I'm playing on the PS5 so I don't have access to console commands to revive any companions that should pass away.

Hey everyone, does College Football 27 still require minimum 4 schools in each conference? I plan on getting the game next month and was wondering if I will be able to play with either all schools as independent or in just the Power 4 conferences.

I am either level 12 or 13 playing a shield and sword physical attacker with restorative Magic to help sustain self healing. I know we're a few magical weapons are but I also know that the game level scales those weapons. Won't be a good level for me to start acquiring those special weapons and armors so that they stay useful longer?

I just picked up the game for my PS5 after putting it on my backlog to finish all a couple other games and I'm finding damage calculations a bit confusing.

I'm fighting in the arena as the first thing I'm doing out of the tutorial and it's taking so long to complete one fight. Yes I have just an iron longsword but you're in the enemies below level as well and not taking a lot of damage? The strength not determine how strong a longsword attack is?

I have just finished playing this game and once again Atlas has delivered in amazing JRPG. The character in World designs were amazing, the battle system was very unique though one or two skills are broken AF but I never felt any balls was particularly hard in a unfair way.

My only real complaint about this game is the ending just dragged on. This game just did not know how or when to end. There were a lot of scenes that I felt were not needed and a you extra cutscenes would have sped up the ending quite a bit.

Hey everyone, I have a draft at 4:00 pm tomorrow and unfortunately I am short for people to be able to do the draft. It's a six-person League on ESPN fantasy. This is just for fun with no money involved. If anyone's interested let me know and I will send you guys a link

As the title says I'm brand new to the Football manager game. I normally avoid games like this cuz I'm not that good with them but I wanted to try something new and it was a free download through Netflix on my phone so I figured why not.

I mess around with it a little bit to get a feel for the systems but we still like to have some advice about how I should progress. Should I start unemployed or automatically start with a club or an international team? it should I start with a top level club or the store with a lower tier called and build up my resume? Any advice or tips would be greatly appreciated.