The best-selling football game is getting significant changes to its career mode

FIFA 22 will be receiving new features to its career mode, according to its senior game designer Alex Constantinescu, who goes into detail about all the changes on the official FIFA 22 website in the latest Pitch Notes blog.

FIFA 22 is the forthcoming instalment for the popular football game franchise developed by EA that is expected to drop on October 1.

FIFA 22 Career Mode

The long-overdue revamp consists of many updates, however, the most notable ability is players being able to make their own team completely from scratch in Manager Career mode. Players can choose the club’s name, commentary name, league, rival team, as well as customise their team’s kit, crest, and stadium.

The customisation of the stadium works in similar ways to FIFA Ultimate Team where players can choose the base colour, seat colour, pitch pattern, net shape, goal songs, crowd chants, and walkout anthems.

Players creating their own club can also auto-generate their starting players, choosing their average star rating and average age, as well as their starting transfer budget and their board’s priorities.

Other improvements include: players can now come on from the bench instead of going from playing no matches to full matches; your manager will give you match objectives and their rating for you will increase if you continue to meet them, and as players level up they can also unlock new perks and can equip up to three in a match which includes improved first-time shot ability, increased dribbling abilities and better physical strength.

Additionally, in both Manager and Career mode, the top-rated or longest-serving players in a team can end up being celebrated by fans with custom tifo displays. This includes generated ones too.

FIFA 22 will be available on PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, PC, and Stadia.

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A mighty, yet completely-needed multi-year project that will change Football Manager forever

SEGA and Sports Interactive have announced they have begun the process of integrating Women’s football into the popular video game, Football Manager.

Both companies have stressed this does not mean they are making a standalone women’s football video game or a standalone women’s Football Manager, rather have women’s football fully integrated into the game, with players being able to manage both men and women’s teams.

The Importance of Women’s Football in Football Manager

The announcement for the decision was uploaded in a blog on Football Manager’s official website by the studio director, Mike Johnson, in which he lists the importance of what they are trying to do:

There’s no hiding that there’s currently a glass ceiling for women’s football and we want to do what we can to help smash through it. We believe in equality for all and we want to be part of the solution. We want to be a part of the process that puts women’s football on an equal footing with the men’s game.

We know that we’re not alone in this – the historic TV deal that Sky and the BBC recently agreed with WSL in England is proof of that – but we intend to do everything we can to get women’s football to where it deserves to be. We know that our voice is very powerful and we want to use it for good.

Longer term, as the women’s game grows in popularity, the financial rewards may come, but at the moment we’re embarking on this journey because we know it’s the right thing to do. – Mike Johnson.

The piece of news also follows after it was announced women’s football legend Alex Scott will be the first female commentator on FIFA 22.

There is no set date for when women’s football will be added to the series, yet it will be “as soon as realistically as possible”. Sports Interactive has also promised the women’s football content is being handled with the same level of care as the men’s. This means a sheer level of work will be required to bring women’s football into Football Manager, some of which has already been started as stated in the blog.

The company has started to completely recreate all existing men’s motion capture with the help of twin professional footballers Rosie and Mollie Kmita, who provided the perfect solution thanks to already being in the same COVID bubble. Improving in-game female 3D models, incorporating women’s football’s unique league rules and transfer and wage structures, and rewriting roughly 3,000,000 words of in-game text across 19 languages are just the other changes SEGA and Sports Interactive have set out to make.

This is by no means an easy task, yet it is something that couldn’t come soon enough for all women’s football fans and football gamers alike.

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