There is a promise to resolve this in Football Manager 2017, with journalists asking more varied and pertinent questions. Questions were repeated and often didn’t fit the context. One of the criticisms of recent Football Manager games as been the relatively shallow dealings with the media. Meanwhile your own squad depth can now be tailored to specific formations, giving you an idea of how suited your players are to different tactics. There is a redesigned screen for scouting the next opposition, with more analysis on key players and how the team will line up.Īs for transfers, you can now view a highlights package of a scouted player, while the strengths and weaknesses panel has been expanded both for transfer targets, opposition players and your own team. Scouting looks to be one of the most revamped sections of Football Manager 2017. There is more detailed advice and it is easier to apply coaching suggestions in one go rather than having to click through each one. This gives you more contextual advice on individual element of a player, such as training, and is another part of a drive to make the game more navigable. Improved and expanded backroom staffīackroom staff is even more important this time around, according to Jacobson, with advice from your coaches spread around the game rather than tucked away into one area. It’s how I have started to enjoy my Football Manager games, so I hope it will add more depth to my fledgling career. Manager reputation is also more detailed, meaning that if you start in the lower leagues you are going to have to achieve serious success before being able to move to a bigger club. While there are more options your your manager’s garb. The feature is far more full-formed this time around, with you able to upload a photo that ‘Facegen’ technology can turn into an avatar. Better manager avatarsįootball Manager 2016 introduced the ability to create your own manager avatar that would prowl the touchline. Players may even come to you to ask for a transfer to a particular club if there are multiple offers on the table. While players in high demand will play clubs off each other in looking for the best deal, while agents will be pro-active in contacting you via email if their client wants to open negotiations. Lighting and cosmetics are improved, while players move more fluidly and naturally, with an increased number of ‘bones’ and motion-captured animations (worked with in partnership with Creative Assembly no less) adding to the overall look, while shooting and heading is far more natural.ĪI clubs now react more intelligently to offers, depending on their squad depth. ‘Behind the goal low’ is fairly self-explanatory, getting close in to the goal-mouth action, which Sports Interactive seem more confident doing with the host of other improvements. Major improvements to the match engineįootball Manager 2017 sees the most radical improvement to the in-game match engine in several years, with a host of new animations, improvement in AI and a new camera angle. As well as the addition of Brexit, as revealed to the Telegraph, here is everything else we know so far. A beta for prospective managers that have pre-ordered the game will go live later today. Football Manager director Miles Jacobson has revealed the latest entry into the successful management sim in a 30 minute video, highlighting the changes and improvements of the game ahead of its release on 4 November 2017.
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