At a vacuum, The Lawn is not a bad way to waste time. It's some of the same appeal that made NFL Blitz and NFL Street bonafide strikes back into daily. The way players interact on the field and the way the moment-to-moment Madden gameplay operates feels more at home in this manner than it does attempting to mimic the real sport. I totally expect EA to continue to provide new content and items for Your Yard during the following year in the same manner they do for Madden Ultimate Team. Regrettably, this means even less focus for those items that football fans may appreciate more.

EA spoke a big game before this year about how the Franchise style was important to them and they understood what the center Madden fanbase desired out of them. They posted a site describing their strategies for Franchise mode with some sample fixes that would be welcomed for sim fans but seemed like stuff which could have easily been calibrated to the show years ago. They've made similar promises before and in the previous year, sim players waiting for meaningful franchise updates rather saw the launch of neon-drenched nonsense like the Superstar KO mode featuring star cameos. Now that"Madden NFL 21" has arrived, it's safe to state that the promised fixes have not made it into the game for launch and, once more, fans will have to hope EA finds time between making fresh Ultimate Team Cards, The Yard outfits, and presumably a crap new manner where Guy Fieri makes it possible to train cheerleaders to eat chicken wings at competition level for some dumb online mini-game distraction.

Franchise players can expect the exact same menus (in some fresh new colors!) , same participant progression, same lack of contract management, lack of relocation depth, lackluster scouting process, and lack of training camp.

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