[CMS Story] AFC AJAX Ambitious Again!
Daniel Marzec at it again in this Career Mode Story with AFC Ajax from Amsterdam. The 'Manager Story Man' takes over the reigns from Francesco Farioli who, despite losing the title (giving away a nine point lead in the final five games of the season), did bring Ajax back in UEFA Champions League. Farioli wanted to continue, but on his own terms and that was incompatible with the Ajax culture that emphasizes home-grown talent and the attractive and attacking concept of total football. Thus, Farioli departed. Club management are putting their jobs on the line and their future in the hands of the unexperienced manager Daniel Marzec, who is expected to at least do as well as his predecessor: qualifying for UEFA Champions League and decent runs in Europe and in the Cup.585Views3likes61CommentsGet rid fc iq
Either Get rid of fc iq or fix it. The players are braindead and locked it to one position on the pitch. If They Are a Winger the will never track back, which is just unrealistic. Also make gameplay more realistic by making the day players handle the ball and move with the ball more realistic. It is to stiff in fc 26.Ability to edit Generic Faces and Youth Academy players' appearance
Hi everyone, I believe most Career Mode players share the same frustration: finding a great player to sign, only to realize their generic face looks nothing like them in real life. The same happens with Youth Academy players. They often have outdated hairstyles and, as the seasons go by, they keep that same "baby face" even when they are 25 or 30 years old. It completely breaks the immersion of a long-term save. My suggestion is simple: EA should add an option in the "Edit Player" menu to allow us to customize the actual facial features (presets) and aging details for players with generic faces and those from the Youth Academy. This would be a game-changer for realism and would allow us to make our homegrown stars feel unique as they grow.288Views5likes3CommentsCreate clubs and leagues for KO
Simple enough, the same format that is used for career mode, put into kick off. A team can be created and then a possible way to make a league too. Take the national league for example. Each team can be created and the league can be created, it can be put as division no 5 in England, setting would create the play off format and how many teams are promoted. This would fix the problem of having to create teams over and over again. Each team or league could have a code, similar to how tactics work and this league could then be put into the career mode. It could be used for career mode (player/manager), kick off, tournaments. I support scunthope united (in the national league) and when I want to use them I have to create them for manager career, but as soon as the careers over, I have to go through the whole process again, and when I make them, I cant play against any teams that they actually play against. If I could make them once and then that would mean I could use them over and over again it would be so much more convenient. The YouTube road to glories would be very cool too.Comprehensive Feedback for FC 26 and Future Improvements for FC 27
I have been a dedicated fan of this franchise since the very first FIFA, and I’ve continued that loyalty through the transition to EA Sports FC. While I truly enjoy the gameplay of EA Sports FC 26, there are several critical tweaks and additions I believe would significantly enhance the experience for the community. Here are my suggestions for the current cycle and the development of FC 27: Flexibility in Manager Career Pre-Season Currently, the pre-season tournament feels restrictive. I recommend giving players the choice to either participate in these tournaments or manually schedule a series of four friendlies against specific clubs. This would allow for more realistic preparation and let players test their squads against specific tactical styles before the season begins. Reevaluating Rush vs. Volta Football In my view, the "Rush" mode doesn't capture the essence of football as effectively as previous iterations. I strongly advocate for the return of Volta Football. The global tour, the ability to play on diverse urban surfaces, and the sheer variety of the "Volta Arcade" challenges provided a unique, high-energy alternative to the 11v11 game. Bringing back player-vs-player mini-games would restore a much-needed "fun factor" to the menus. Expanding the Scottish Football Pyramid To improve geographic representation, I urge you to include the Scottish Championship, League One, and League Two. There is a massive, underserved fanbase in Scotland that feels overlooked. The current focus remains heavily skewed toward the English tiers; adding the full Scottish SPFL structure would provide a much more inclusive and rewarding experience for those of us who don't support English clubs. Integration of the Scottish Women’s Premier League (SWPL). With the successful integration of the WSL and other top-flight women's leagues, it is the perfect time to introduce the Scottish Women's Premier League. Representation matters, and including the SWPL would align the game with the growing global stature of women’s football. Authentic Scottish Atmosphere (Stadiums) Immersion is key to the FC experience. I would love to see more authentic Scottish grounds beyond the usual suspects. Adding iconic venues like Hampden Park (the National Stadium), Pittodrie, and Easter Road would make playing in the Scottish leagues feel truly lived-in and prestigious. EA Sports FC, you have a community of millions who are deeply invested in this game. I hope you take this feedback on board and prove that you are listening to your fans' desires for more variety and better representation.13Views0likes0Comments