WOKEFIFA 25 by Naughty Dog. Lead designer @Pexbo.
Fair scoring - if you or the opposition score then the other team will also receive a point, to maintain inclusivity.
Wokevision - everything will look woke.
Lib lobs - all passes, crosses, and shots that are lobbed will now be called Libs from now on.
Agendas - Naughty Dog will automatically set up your agenda at the start of every season/chapter. Should you dare to go against this agenda you will be cancelled.
The former most likelyIs this just a rebadging then? i.e using the same buggy FIFA code?
Or have they started from scratch with this?
Is this just a rebadging then? i.e using the same buggy FIFA code?
Or have they started from scratch with this?
It would take them ages to start from scratch. Even when they have switched to a ‘new’ engine over the years they generally ending up reusing a lot of what they already had.
It’s going to be the same old unfortunately.
Think 25 is meant to be a new engine I seem to recall from somewhere
You might be confusing it with FM
It would take them ages to start from scratch. Even when they have switched to a ‘new’ engine over the years they generally ending up reusing a lot of what they already had.
It’s going to be the same old unfortunately.
Is this just a rebadging then? i.e using the same buggy FIFA code?
Or have they started from scratch with this?
Which developer is making 'Fifa' then?
Will there be a Fifa game this year?Lots of noise a bit ago that TakeTwo Interactive were looking at picking up that license and the higher ups distanced themselves whilst still managing to be very complimentary at the same time, I think if EA FC starts slowly then they might strike.
Will there be a Fifa game this year?
FIFA initially made noises about there being an official FIFA game, but without any sort of studio attached to the licence, it seems increasingly unlikely that we'll be seeing a football game with FIFA branding for the upcoming season. However, EA FC 24 will be pretty much exactly what FIFA 24 would have been had EA kept the licence.
From memory, literally the only reason EA dropped the licence was because FIFA were asking an obscene amount for what was essentially the right to call the game "FIFA" and call their global international cup "FIFA World Cup". I can't see why anyone else would be interested in paying an obscene amount for that licence when they'd still need to negotiate all of the other cup/league/team/player licences, that EA still have, on top, as well as, you know, actually create the game from scratch.
If EA FC sells similarly to FIFAs of previous years, I'd say the licence is dead, unless FIFA lower their demands.
You were able to wank to that? I was as flaccid as as.... as something very flaccid!Well that was a fecking waste of time.
Wank, wank, self wanking, wank, HYPERMOTION, self wanking, Haaland wanking, wank, Ultimate Team, wank, end.
They’re still just incapable of promoting something without using buzzwords and shit 10 year olds would think looks cool.
I really enjoyed the 1 second of gameplay in a 2 minute gameplay trailer.
I think it was mostly in-game footage misleadingly labelled as game-play.
It looks terrible, doesn’t show off the game at all and if anything emphasises the lack of realism on the actual football side of things. The way the ball moves in some of those little clips was just bizarre, felt like it was being pulled by a magnet most of the time.
Bang on. EA already had all the league licensees, FIFA we’re charging a stupid amount of money for using the name FIFA…with really nothing in return.FIFA initially made noises about there being an official FIFA game, but without any sort of studio attached to the licence, it seems increasingly unlikely that we'll be seeing a football game with FIFA branding for the upcoming season. However, EA FC 24 will be pretty much exactly what FIFA 24 would have been had EA kept the licence.
From memory, literally the only reason EA dropped the licence was because FIFA were asking an obscene amount for what was essentially the right to call the game "FIFA" and call their global international cup "FIFA World Cup". I can't see why anyone else would be interested in paying an obscene amount for that licence when they'd still need to negotiate all of the other cup/league/team/player licences, that EA still have, on top, as well as, you know, actually create the game from scratch.
If EA FC sells similarly to FIFAs of previous years, I'd say the licence is dead, unless FIFA lower their demands.