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However this list is a lot longer than any gameplay improvement list from recent memory and filled with lots of good things.. Hopefully it lives up to the charging. This is a pretty cool feature and you also Ive always considered. The crime will finally have the probability of this offensive line committing a false start penalty after the use of multiple audibles or play-flips, and also the chance of penalty will significantly grow with every additional perceptible afterward. This punishment was put in place to simulate the confusion that an offensive player will likely have if the QB altered the drama 3-6 days while sitting is pre-play stance the whole period and it applies to all Game Styles and problem levels.
Madden NFL 21 is on Steam
Shit EA does. Same shit every match, new price tag each year. It's the same game every single year, same shitty mechanics together with weird glitches. Style was abandoned, and it's utter garbage. And their sole focus on MUT to acquire money from micro trades. I believe it is this idea that people believe fewer sales will lead to superior Madden NFL. It did not happen with baseball (EA does not have exclusive NHL rights) and it is not got nearly the exact same following as Madden, let alone FIFA, so the way that line of thinking functions, I don't understand. Sports game growth, assuming a yearly cycle, does not really get to generate a quality title. We could pretend we are living in this dream world where publishers don't care about consumers and money don't automatically buy annually, but that is not happening.
Since sports Madden NFL are attached to consoles, they typically have better over the course of a console's lifespan (NHL's first PS4/xbone version barely qualified to be considered in an alpha state) as they're literally just building off the previous edition. It's an extremely flawed idea. Fewer sales means smaller dev teams and less resources. Better Madden NFL are spawned by contest, and you require a marketplace for competition. So a game type (hockey) that wasn't too hot, for a sport that's, at least in the united states, is not as popular didn't see a bump in earnings? Shocker. You can't blanket statement. EA has every reason on earth to hang onto the Madden and FIFA franchises as their microtransaction models are what constitutes a big percentage of their income ($1 Billion just in the microtransactions in 1 quarter for example).
Additionally they have a corner on these franchises. If the amount of copies they sell drops then they risk upsetting the firms they have a contract with (NFL for example), and their stockholders. They can't afford to observe those franchises dip in profitability or sales if they want to keep ahead of companies such as Activision. Case in point is how they're tackling the Battlefield series. They'd DICE on a yearly rotation with Battlefield and Battlefront, both BF2 and BF5 flopped challenging, and what's happening? They're giving DICE nearly 2-3 years from the launching of BF5 to do BF6 because of the collapse of their preceding Madden NFL.
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