#FOOTBALL MANAGER 2016 PATCH 2 REVIEW MOD#
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This includes setting your line ups and tactics, sending in instructions during a game and more. Player interactions, just like everything else in the game, are still exactly the same from last year’s version.

#FOOTBALL MANAGER 2016 PATCH 2 REVIEW MOD#

I am still frustrated that many of the player faces are not only missing, but for the third iteration on tablets, gamers cannot mod it so that everything that is missing could be added. The controls are still the same and a bit tighter but on a touch screen it should not be that difficult to maneuver around the menus. Let me say that while there is nothing wrong with the game technically speaking, this is essentially the same game from last year with a roster upgrade. Yes, the game is not reliant on flashy graphics or cut-scenes but when the only real addition is a fake social media tab that adds nothing, then it fails to really compel someone to buy the new version. It’s really sad to say as this game is the best way to play a glorified spreadsheet sports sim on a tablet. The more I played, the more I realized that Football Manager Touch 17 did nothing to move the needle forward this year. This was the least of my frustrations however. I had two transfers that just would not go through because the sellers wanted to play hardball with my bid and my team was literally winning and losing games.

Needless to say, after spending $20 and playing the game for four hours, I had lost 3 of my star players to injury that would keep them benched for months. Sports Interactive didn’t release a lot of information (as they are apt to do) for the iPad version but I was hoping that some of the new features for the PC version, touting how streamlined the interface was, would make it into the portable version. Most of us love to see the new bells and whistles, no matter how minute.Īs November came around, I knew that Football Manager in all of its iterations was coming soon and I would lose yet another weekend playing the touch version for the iPad.

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It’s a testament to how sports gamers will continue to flock to games such as FIFA, Madden and PES every year even though there rarely is enough of an excuse to justify a full price purchase.

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