MMOEXP : The revival of Madden's Franchise Mode back on the right track (no replies)

Although EA might technically be delivering on its commitments by continuing to release updates and add-ons for franchises, it's evident that they are falling in comparison to other (more profitable) modes. This means that these delayed updates end with Madden 24 coins the same kind of development to lip-service.

The year of 2009 was expected to be an entirely new experience in the case of Madden 24 as well as its Franchise mode. With more than a full year to address the increasing outcries of the players' community that made #FixMaddenFranchise a top issue on Twitter The hope would be that Madden 24 might finally be the first entry in the series which would address many of the top concerns and complaints. However, with the announcement of a mediocre update that added only a few minor scenarios that might appear in the course of a season that doesn't address the fundamental issues that require attention, it's getting harder to find any hope at the end of the tunnel.

Although EA might technically be delivering on its commitments by continuing to release updates and add-ons in franchise modes, it's clear that franchise mode is lagging behind other (more profitable) modes. Also, these late updates end with the appearance of the developmental similar to lip service. However, anyone who thought that the latest update would be anything of a major issue, then you're creating a risk for disappointment. This article, while in essence an rant, it's fair to say that the game is enjoyable in general terms, but it's also a huge disappointment.

However what, how did we get here and what should we do now to bring the revival of Madden coins for sale Franchise Mode back on the right track? In order to break it down, let's look back and look over all those recent incidents that brought us where we're today with the hope of finding out more about what and where things were wrong.