MM 22 Way Too Expensive & Demanding
As a long time Madden NFL Football fan and huge MM enthusiast who has spent about $300 each game year I've noticed that MM 22 is extremely pay-to-win oriented. This is a huge problem because most pla...
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@michaelkottlerNever wanted to be dismissive, but the reality is, we’ve rarely seen successful outcomes from these forums. More often than not, they’ll remove a feature (like the 2pt Fullback Dive they nixed yesterday) and not address the issue. I was surprised to see that playaction plays were again disabled for flipping this season, with new play designs they didn’t actually know were going to be ‘broken’ or not.
In the end, the pressure or directives have to come from outside. Due to licensing, this is the only real option for mobile NFL content currently and so we have to operate within its limitations. If you move towards contacting Ms Hoagland, lemme know, I’ll jump on that train. I would love to connect with my hometown team’s (Browns) NFLPA President JC Tretter on this as well. He’s heard plenty from players on the Madden frustration aspect of this.
Again, not trying to dissuade you from posting or griping, but simply trying to put the pieces together for what I believe is the only path left to shake this tree and hopefully get results.
Skillz is real, the NFL invested in them and has a developmental path set with them. One can only hope it unseats the current option that is rife with simple errors, glitches, disparities and so much more that doesn’t make sense from a business perspective, let alone an actual NFL Rules perspective.
@itsmraj2u Thanks again for the very salient information you provided. Based on both past gaming-related news and my prior experience here/with EA Help I have to agree with your thesis entirely: only outside pressure will effect any positive change. You did us all a solid by including both the name and link to Rachel Hoagland, VP of Gaming and Partnerships at the NFL. Of all the replies to posts here, yours is by far the most candid, frank, realistic, wise and helpful. Instead of just referring me back to EA Help or suggesting I post on Reddit et al, you've cut right to the heart of the matter in a mature and logical manner and I'm both appreciative and impressed. So again, thank you, itsmraj2u! I've been working on a more concise but more detailed and inclusive draft to submit to Rachel Hoagland and expect to have it wrapped up and sent tonight. Thanks again!
