FIFA 22: How To Get The Most Out Of Career Mode
FIFA 22's Career Mode has received somemuch-needed attention from EA after years of neglect in the face of the Ultimate Team cash cow. Finally, there have been some efforts to add more complexity to Career Mode, which is renowned for its repetitive nature after two or three seasons.
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New player development strategies, scouting mechanics, and interactive features like interviews all add up to make it a much more engaging experience. With the new opportunities to create dramatic moments on and off the pitch in mind, here are some quick tips to maximise your time in FIFA 22's Career Mode.
This is a simple tip but one that dictates how you will be able to play the game. When you first set up a Career Mode, you will be asked whether you want to play as a manager or an individual player. Both options have their merits.
A player-focused career gives you a deep dive into the struggles of becoming a professional footballer, but you have no control over the wider club's actions. In a manager career, you get to oversee everything from team lineups to transfers and youth squad development.
Better yet, as a manager, you can build a relationship with each player in your squad as you try to shape the best possible team. Not only is this vital in learning where each player performs best but also what they need to stay happy, such as more game time.
As a consequence, you'll find yourself more invested in the team's performances as you try and balance winning games with maintaining a satisfied squad.
It can be very tempting to choose one of the big teams for a Career Mode. Big budgets and star players are enticing prospects indeed, but Career Mode is at its most fulfilling when
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