Playing career mode with an MLS team in
FIFA is like that nagging feeling you get when you're watching Man City play–everything looks good on the surface, but there's an undercurrent of inauthenticity running through it.
In real life, the biggest soccer league in the continent is an interesting hybrid of Europe and North America: While the action on the pitch mirrors a match you’d find on the other side of the Atlantic, off the field things are more North American—there’s a players draft, trading instead of buying and selling, and a salary cap (along with which comes a slew of special player quotas). But in the
FIFA series, the MLS is just another league in the Career Mode, still stuck with the European management system. The MLS experience in
FIFA needs improving, this much is obvious.
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