TOPIC: At best this may mean that they will try to take
3 years 4 months ago #16591
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At best this may mean that they will try to take since stuff on in Madden 21 coins a patch sometime from winter, or more likely, they're just hoping it is blown over and abandoned and they won't really do anything. The game comes out a month. Like let's be true, most of us know how shitty a project this group does. They can't even get basic stuff like stats directly. Are we really gonna be optimistic they'll put in considerable enough work in a month for fixing something they have actively dismissed for like 10 years? Every patch that they do breaks multiple items. This patch for Madden 21 franchise surely already broke many items and now they are only gonna attempt to fix people in a day 1 spot. At this time we deserve more depth than PSP Maddens. At minimum.

We can design plays & hire OCs and DCs on psp ten years back. Wtf happened ? Even the GBA Maddens had Madden Cards and Mini Camp. I really don't buy anything until I see It at the game, but at least something was said. Hopefully it's true. Recall when neighborhood files was broken and they barley said a word for weeks? "We know how important franchise would be to our community" yet you did absolutely nothing to improve this year. It is just lip service exactly like the NFL telling us that they renewed their licenses arrangement with EA since they enjoyed their plan going forward. Scripted response. One thing that's good together stating some thing is if nothing happens their asses will get flamed from the community if nothing really happens. Doubt it. They will throw the neighborhood a bone and it will be same shit different roster. If they say it themselves they'll repair it then they likely will. EA might not be the best at taking fan criticism or hints but when they encounter heavy fire they fold and just give in. Biggest example would be BF2.

FixMaddenFranchise is nothing at all like what occurred with BF2. Not even close. Financially, lawfully, geopolitically, Disney, only on an entirely different level. Yeah I mean it kinda is. Big fan revolt. EA panicks. Disney gets involved. I mean they hear if it gets bad enough. That it is. NFL is not getting involved with this. There is no legal vulnerability for EA. NFL is not concerned. Hell, the discontent was string prior to the revived EA's exclusivity and it did not stop them from giving it straight back to EA. Well they've never made a public announcement like this before. Whilst this is seemingly a favorable sign, please temper anticipation and stick to any guns you're sticking to. Current-gen discs of Madden 21 have been in or very much in the can. Devs will be working on critical Day One Patch issues up till a week or 2 before release date.Madden NFL 21 Next-Gen Update Info

New Player Movement: Hopefully trendy! However, for a Next gen update compared to what 2k did for NBA2k, this is honestly very disappointing unless gameplay takes an insane step ahead. But we are still missing out on a ton of Franchise and Superstar features we must have by now, particularly on Next Gen. This is 100 percent a wait and see from me. Madden 21 has not shown enough for me to purchase it . This is not new; this is EA putting something back into the game that should have ever been there.

Playing 2k on the PS5 the past couple days I'm just expecting the madden games load as fast as 2k. It takes like 5 minutes from selecting your staff for to trick off. It takes more time to make it through the push any button screen in madden then it takes to get my first bucket in a game of 2k whilst starting the games up. Jumped into my first 2K game now and holy crap, that loading time is buy Madden nfl 21 coins surreal. It is based off animation along with also the shoulder pads. I believe that it would make better sense to have the chips in the shoes also. Footwork is dreadful. But I guess when my rb trips over his feet or a lineman's shadow his shoulders will probably be square...
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