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Old 11-25-2014, 05:13 PM   #1
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Football Manager 2015 Shows Improvement in Many Categories, Revamps UI (PC Review)


Football Manager 2015 could present itself as the best way for soccer newcomers to learn its ins and outs. I'm surprised they never have, because Football Manager 2015 has made massive strides to create a more intuitive experience for both newbies and series vets.

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Old 11-25-2014, 10:08 PM   #2
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There's been a torrent of nay's on Steam itself; too easy to score off corners, too many injuries, unrealistic scores.
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most of that sounds like it was from the original beta, and most of those issues have been addressed since then.
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most of that sounds like it was from the original beta, and most of those issues have been addressed since then.
Thanks for clarifying that. I was wondering why the feedback was so bad.
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Old 11-26-2014, 02:23 AM   #5
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It is still not balanced. There are still too many goals and injuries. Players are forever complaining about their lack of first team football (even if they are a backup or youth player).

It is still not playable for me. It was the same last year - the game was what I would call 'finished' by December.

Here's hoping the next patch solves some of these issues.
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If there's too many goals make sure not to inform my players.
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So you just get to watch your team play the games, correct? How is that anyway, are the games exciting to watch or do you just end up simulating through?
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So you just get to watch your team play the games, correct? How is that anyway, are the games exciting to watch or do you just end up simulating through?
That's entirely dependent on your own personal taste, I love watching matches and find them exciting, and bald-spot creating. Some don't care for it as much and try to get through as much as they can, as fast as they can. I tinker a lot during the match and i enjoy the effects they can have, and the fact that there's no set reaction for what you choose to do. I was never a huge fan of the controller based games, and much prefer the absolute depth you get with this type of game over the shallowness of FIFA/PES. Nothing against the two franchises, but they can't touch FM in terms of depth.
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