Diamond Dynasty - gamebastion.com

will be including many of the series' most popular modes when it launches this spring, but it's making some key changes to them. The developers at Sony San Diego have pulled back the curtain on the lineup of features and modes in, revealing a number of returning inclusions from previous games. Alongside the single-player focused Road To The Show and Franchise modes, the series staple Diamond Dynasty mode will also return.

Diamond Dynasty allows players to build their dream team by collecting cards of players from both the past and present. Each card has its own set of stats reflecting the player's real-life performance, with cards of higher rarity typically having better stats overall. The mode has been a part of almost every game in the series, and while the core experience should remain the same, there will be some significant differences in regarding how players can collect and use their favorite cards.

The biggest change coming to Diamond Dynasty in is the removal of sets and seasons, a mechanic designed to control the evolving meta of Diamond Dynasty throughout the year. Introduced in and returning in a modified form in 's Diamond Dynasty, the format saw a new season start every few weeks that would bring with it a new set of cards. While playing the game's Ranked mode, players were limited to only using cards from the current season's set, the previous season's set, and an evergreen core set that never expired.

tweaked the restrictions slightly with a system of In-Season Cards, longer seasons, and more slots for players to pick their own Wild Cards that could be carried over into future seasons.

While this rotation format helped keep Diamond Dynasty's power creep in check, it also left players with a collection full of cards they couldn't use, as sets were cycled out of play after two seasons. will be doing away with sets and seasons entirely, once again allowing players to use their full collection when assembling their Diamond Dynasty team. With the

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