Full List of All 17 Cities You Can Move to in Madden NFL 25

[Dr Death]

Quote: Originally Posted by bigbob

And, as I said. From what I've read, my understanding is they won't move unless a human moves first.

Look at it this way... EA knows there are going to be on-line leagues that have say... 15-20 people playing in them, with the remaining teams being controlled by the CPU. They also know that a lot of people will play off-line either by their selves or with a few other people.

Now, if one person chose to relocate and the CPU then started moving teams all over the place, that would really zap the fun out of it since this was put back in for US... the people who buy and play the game. It wasn't put in for the CPU. And with only 17 cities to move to, it would be an act of total and complete ignorance to allow the CPU to move a team.

So... only HUMAN controlled teams will be allowed to move! Hopefully EA comes out at E3 or someone from there can chime in here and clear this up by stating the obvious - as well as confirm what has been written on a number of sites already.

[bigbob]

You can bold all the words you want, it doesn't change the fact that I read somewhere on OS (and I'll post it when I find it) that CPU players moving teams was locked unless the Human moved a team first.

I understand what you're saying, but until it's actually confirmed, there's no point in arguing.

[Dr Death]

Quote: Originally Posted by bigbob

You can bold all the words you want, it doesn't change the fact that I read somewhere on OS (and I'll post it when I find it) that CPU players moving teams was locked unless the Human moved a team first. I understand what you're saying, but until it's actually confirmed, there's no point in arguing.

No worries, I'm not trying to argue with you, what I am trying to do is stop the mis-information from spreading. Just because someone posted on here that the CPU can and will move if you move, doesn't make it so.

I've read from several respected and informative sites that the CPU will never move. Hopefully you haven't taken this personal; it's not. Just trying to let people know what to expect. It would be nice if someone from EA would just jump in here and confirm this... it's not like it's a massive thing that they need to keep under wraps until the game releases...

[Gosens6]

Dr. Death is correct in what he's saying. I've seen it in a few of the developer interviews in fact that CPU teams will not move

[live to die54]

i know texas is huge but really 3 of the 17 teams can go to texas? not to mention theres already 2 teams in texas as of now. im not actually mad i guess just wish there were more places that dont have teams now that you could move a team to play.

[wildthing2022000]

I wonder why OKC only got 2 names while everyone else got 3?

Also I hope 15 adds a lot more defunct teams like the Hartford Blues and the Frankford Yellow Jackets to go along with defunct football league names like the Boston Breakers of the USFL or the Hartford Colonials of the UFL or the Montreal Machine of the WLAF.

[kehlis]

Quote: Originally Posted by Dr Death

No worries, I'm not trying to argue with you, what I am trying to do is stop the mis-information from spreading. Just because someone posted on here that the CPU can and will move if you move, doesn't make it so. I've read from several respected and informative sites that the CPU will never move. Hopefully you haven't taken this personal; it's not. Just trying to let people know what to expect. It would be nice if someone from EA would just jump in here and confirm this... it's not like it's a massive thing that they need to keep under wraps until the game releases...

Instead of continuing a back and forth why not just post the link to end the discussion.

[Dbrentonbuck]

Quote: Originally Posted by wildthing2022000

I wonder why OKC only got 2 names while everyone else got 3? Also I hope 15 adds a lot more defunct teams like the Hartford Blues and the Frankford Yellow Jackets to go along with defunct football league names like the Boston Breakers of the USFL or the Hartford Colonials of the UFL or the Montreal Machine of the WLAF.

Apparently, the third name for OKC was something to do with tornadoes (I'm guessing Twisters) and EA felt like with the recent actual tornadoes in OK, they didn't want to upset anyone there.

I actually like the way they did this. Some of you guys are making it out like this stuff was just chosen at random. These cities were chosen because they are places that the NFL sees as viable options in the future. The names are actual names that either have been pitched or are the kinds of names that would be likely to be pitched after research. It is much more close to what actually happens than if as an owner you pick your own city, your own name, your own uniform. That doesn't happen. The NFL, the city, state, and investors have a lot of input into these decisions. If you are Bill Gates, with all the money in the world, you can't just buy a team move them where you want and call them the Fighting Gateses and dress them in Microsoft uniforms. The NFL has to approve the city, name and uniform. Nike has to design the uniform. The city has to allow you to move there. Its a complicated process and I like how EA is representing it here.