WC writes: Rather than focus on parallel universes where David Moyes leads victory parades, the discerning FM fan will look to what the future holds, the new innovations Sports Interactive will bring to the party, and what persisting bugbears they will fix. You might frown at that previous clause, but it’s warranted – glorious as SI’s opus is, it isn’t perfect. Indeed, the game’s near-perfection shines its small flaws in harsher light, like the one violin that’s off in a beautiful orchestral piece.
So with this in mind, it becomes a necessity to point out where improvements could be made before FM Day 2015.
The Football Manager games continue to improve each year, but there are of course still additions the fans would like to see, both to improve the gameplay and available features. Here are five of the biggest additions or changes the series could use heading into next year.
Football Manager 2014 is this week’s best selling retail PC game in UK, while Divinity: Original Sin is still selling like hot-cakes on Steam.
Does a successful approach to building a team in real life work in Football Manager?
