Madden NFL 19 Franchise Mode Details - Player Progression, Custom Draft Classes, More

[triplechin]

Quote: Originally Posted by DeuceDouglas

In itself, not a whole lot. But when you pair it with something like the news feed: or like you mentioned loading screens: it can take things like that to the next level and make them that much more interesting because instead of being a generic screenshot the game generated it's something that was literally from the game.

They should just put some manpower into your blueprints and make it happen lol no thinking needed on their part, your presentation builds are perfect.

[RogerDodger]

Quote: Originally Posted by canes21

I like what they are adding, but it doesn't make up for what is lacking in my eyes. There are only 2 sports games out right now that truly have a franchise mode to talk about. Out of the Park and NBA 2k. Madden, NHL, and The Show are just too barren compared to those games and provide little to no immersion and life to their modes.

I love this post. Although it's worth giving The Show some credit - fatigue from day to day plays a part, not in terms of injuries but in terms of managing your roster. Likewise the two levels of Minor Leagues mean that calling players up and down, playing games for the minor league terms and assessing performance also matters. But your points are generally very well made. Madden is a million miles away.

[JayD]

Question is, will CPU controlled teams change their schemes and sign/draft players to fit their scheme? Also, if a coach changes teams will his scheme be implemented to his new team?

[lgxjames]

I'm actually pretty excited about some of these things. I've been begging for the schemes to come back and even a little nudge to draft day means alot to me. I wonder how the snapshot feature will be implemented. Could add alot of immersion.

[EricFreakingBerry]

Anyone know if the team played for by year is back on the player card in stats? lol

[rovert22044]

Quote: Originally Posted by illwill10

I really like the news and heavily leaning towards buying Madden this year with it seeming like it is heading into right direction. Like the scheme and having to get the right player. That with newer ratings and the custom draft, will it make it more important to do in-depth scouting. One question, I have is this quote: "You can create your own hidden draft gems and stash them in the lower rounds. “If you can imagine it, you can draft it,” says producer Ben Haumiller." I don't understand how you would stash them in lower rounds, unless you can control how AI ranks players

My guess is you can put a round range per prospect (such as Round 3-5) and it will randomly place a value on that player. It's not the best guess, but that's all I can think of right now.


That or it'll place a grade on the player based off ratings, but kind of like NCAA 14, it doesn't determine draft stock 100%. It will sometimes throw a 5-star caliber on a 3-4 star caliber rating, but for Madden in this instance, it'll throw a lower grade on a higher rated player.

[jsteele14]

I wonder how changing schemes will be implemented. Can a coach just change the scheme at will? In reality, a coach got to their position likely because they were excellent at a particular scheme and changing, while doable, would likely set them back in the knowledge department.

I feel like there needs to be a cost to change schemes. Either it uses up a number of coach XP points which you can rationalize as time coach spent learni g a new scheme is time not able to improve in other areas.

Or it could be a trait that you have to earn. Once you achieve a certain level, you can change schemes but less skilled or experienced coaches are not yet able to pull it off.

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[underdog13]

I'm very excited for this year's game. Last one I got was 17

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