What Happens If You Fail in FIFA 17's The Journey?

[RaychelSnr]

If you've had a chance to get your hands on FIFA 17, you've probably spent some time with The Journey. It's a big part of the experience this year, utilizing the power of the Frostbite engine to deliver a story-based, single-player feature for the first time in the series' history. It has been generally well-received thus far, and player engagement has been high, as noted in a recent EA infographic.

Still, it isn't perfect. The mode follows a fairly structured form that never deviates from the script too dramatically, whether you're excelling in front of goal or making countless blunders. The mode's detractors will understandably point to this as a negative factor, but fail states do exist, and the game will adapt to your inconsistencies to a point if you're unable to perform up to scratch.

We're going to take a look at a few fail scenarios you might encounter, but keep in mind that spoilers are ahead.

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[HenryClay1844]

If you flunk out the the Premier League in the real world you are likely still to be toiling somewhere see Bebe in Eibar and Jozy Altidore in Toronto.

[angels eclipse7]

So how long is The Journey exactly? Is it one season in length?

[NinthFall]

Haven't even tried. It was too big of a disappointment that I'd have to play with Hunter instead of myself. And that you can't even continue the career after the journey ends

[djaeb2001]

It's one season, it's ok. Not really worth another play through imo.

If you could do yourself as a character, choose any league, and it was at least 10 season, it would be the best mode ever created.

[cherman24]

Haha. I tried it out of the box after taking a year off FIFA and failed. Granted, my skills were rusty, but getting low marks for not meeting performance goals when my teammates seemed to ignore me didn't help. I also was too impatient