This may sound familiar because NCAA Football 14 featured a similar play in 2013. In a stadium as Alabama would even produce similar wriggling playart. Gameplay producer Clint Oldenburg acknowledged the Mut 22 coins similarities at EA's press conference earlier this week "It is rooted in the game we created during NCAA Football, for sure however, it's been modernized. One of the primary pieces of feedback we received in NCAA Football was that it was unclear, and didn't make it clear when you had to unlock certain features, so that's what we focused on by introducing Gameday Momentum."

Gameday Momentum refers to a timer that moves between one and the other dependent on the speed of the game. benefits being available to the home team when they're performing well. The Seahawks have, for instance, have three levels of homefield advantage The 12's that distort playart; Unstoppable, which will stop home team players losing their X-Factor or Superstar capability as well as Nerves which causes receiver icons being hidden. Homefield advantage is also different between teams, with stamina being a problem in Denver as well as kicking meters go off in Chicago (cue images of the notorious Double Doink).

This is a welcome upgrade to Madden NFL and will make the home games feel more important. The biggest risk is that it will begin to appear a bit gimmicky and the advantages derived by the home field advantage could result in games becoming out of hand quickly (just like real-life however I'm digressing). However the M-Factors game is based on the tested XFactor system. Similar balance issues arose in Madden 20 after X-Factors made themselves available, however Madden has largely kept these under control.

In reality, take out all the bugs, odd sideline detection and a few bizarre animations and Madden can be a very entertaining football game. The most significant issue is the lack of polish, which was certainly exacerbated by the epidemic. For the most part I'm comfortable with this recent shift in play, and I believe homefield advantage is a smart addition that's was a long time coming.

Below are some other enhancements I've found with Madden 22 that are not related to homefield advantage.

The coaching tree is coming into play: Outside of homefield advantage, another feature that Madden 22 is seemingly lifting from NCAA Football 14 is the possibility of hiring offensive and defensive coordinators, and make them better through a skills tree. This long-awaited feature should provide depth and depth to franchise mode. Madden's source of inspiration isn't NCAA Football, according to the Executive Producer Seann Graddy. "[H]onestly they have their inspirations much more rooted in cheap Madden nfl 22 coins games such as God of War," Graddy explains "My son and I have played a lot of it."This will create difficulties for the opposing team. Imagine a scenario where you call a play on 3rd and Forever that floods three receivers to the left with four pass-catchers rushing directly into the open field, only to cut his route off far short of the sticks, and leave little chance of a conversion? This can result in uncomfortable situations. It's also right.