Madden School

[BadAssHskr]

Anyone ever purchase this?

Was kind of looking to kill some time, and thought it might be kind of cool to explore, just curious if it worth it at $60?

Anyone learn anything or gain anything out of it?

[oneamongthefence]

Quote: Originally Posted by BadAssHskr

Anyone ever purchase this? Was kind of looking to kill some time, and thought it might be kind of cool to explore, just curious if it worth it at $60? Anyone learn anything or gain anything out of it?

I imagine if you're into competitive Madden it might be worth it. But I have seen some cool stuff posted from there as far as ratings and their gameplay impact. Haven't personally used it though.

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[Gotmadskillzson]

damn they up to $60 now ? I remember coming across their site a few years back and they were charging around $10 or $15 for an e-book of money plays basically. Which is something essentially you can find on Youtube for free.

[WarSeagull]

I've used the Madden School membership for a couple years and I like it. My quick thoughts are:

Pros:
-Really strong ebook content right from the jump
-Actually care about franchise mode. Most other websites I've come across are all MUT all the time. The rookie draft scouting stuff they put out is what really hooked me.

Cons:
-Content slows down in the NFL off season
-The $20 per month pricing is steep. (I do the yearly plan which makes it more reasonable something like $6 per month)

I'm on old school Youtube guy and a lot of the stuff Madden School releases will eventually be on there too.

There are some Youtubers who really know their stuff. Gutfoxx, Eric Rayweather, and a few others come to mind and I still watch them. But other than those types of guys, so much of the Madden Youtube scene has turned into people filibustering for 10 minutes in order to get higher ad revenue and that drives me crazy. Then you never know if those Youtube plays will actually work. This is, in my opinion, is Madden School's best selling point. Getting good, consistent tips/scheme that you know will actually work.

If you are younger and in school, YouTube is fine. If you have a job/family/other responsibilities with some money to spare, Madden School is excellent. At least that's how I see it.