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EA_Shepard This would be a great thing to pass along to devs as well, as this has been a serious issue for for a number of years. I'm only on my second year of franchise and already 80% of the teams are in insurmountable debt. This is one thing the balance of financials within owner mode helped with a bit when you could profit and add funds when needed, but it absolutely ruins coach mode franchises after a number of years to where progression becomes near impossible. The CPU especially just does not make the types of decisions that humans are capable of to relieve cap space.
- EA_Shepard4 months ago
Community Manager
GVRH Oh, this one lol, yeah. This has been a discussion forever. Salary cap goes back a good 15 years, easy. I never got that far into one to hit a cap or debt but i know there were so many ifs and buts to how it worked. It def needs a guide and an increase. Thats a tough convo as well.
- GVRH4 months agoRising Ace
EA_Shepard Lol, well after 15 good years of discussions, it's good to know I shouldn't hold my breath on this one. But, have they had any good ideas on what to do? I'm not sure if you can even disclose any of that, but I'm also not a development wizard either, so my two cents likely wouldn't be worth a couple of peanuts on this one. If there's anything you can share on it though, I'm always curious to brainstorm!
- Chahnson3 months agoRising Rookie
Well the NFL salary cap increases every year between 15 to 25 million. So just continue to increase it around in franchise mode for indefinite years. Send out an email in franchise mode yearly to the GM/Coach with the headline how much the salary cap increases for the next season year. Pretty simple. Madden developers just stopped it from increasing after a few years in franchise mode atuck at around 330 million. NFL salary cap in 7 years may be at 400 million. So make it increase every year forever.