Even though it's unlikely to happen overnight but the final result of Madden 25 coins switch to Frostbite will be a great thing for the Madden franchise. The thought of EA possibly introducing an "story feature" to Madden is making me feel like a child at Christmas time. It won't be an easy transition however, and Madden 25 may suffer because of it. Once the dust has settled a couple of years from now and we'll all be content. EA has incorporated its Frostbite engine in Madden.

There are more pressing issues to be concerned about, particularly for those who exclusively plays online however, the CPU AI is still displaying the kind of bizarre decisions that completely kill the immersion of players by not being akin to reality even in the least. It's good to see CPU quarterbacks kicking the ball farther downfield than they have done in the past however there are CPU coach that require some improvement for them to be able to mimic human behavior. Play-calling is an area in which I'd tick the "Needs improvement" box.

I played in one game and the opponent team received the ball back into my territory with about 45 seconds remaining in the first half, with timeouts left. This team chose to play the ball, but not utilize an timeout, or let time run out without making any effort to reach the field goal zone. The CPU can't seem to get the winning formation just right. I was in double-digit deficit in one game, and I had no timeouts remaining, yet the CPU was playing stretch plays on the first down with just under two minutes left. It's not rocket science, it's simple math. There's no excuse to make something that's easy to miss.

One of my main fears going into Madden 25 beta was whether the defense would become a second fiddle to the offensive. Every year, we see improvements in the run and passing game, but sometimes we do not see defense receive enough enhancements to combat these improvements. I am still concerned about this issue after playing the beta.

It's true that EA Mut 25 coins for sale has made some minor adjustments in the pass rush and zone duties however, the defense appears to be in a disadvantage each time the ball gets taken away. Safety and defensive backs look out of place in coverage and I often observed their struggle to protect the most unpopular wide receivers. Linebackers look even worse in coverage. It shouldn't be that difficult for a defense to protect Mecole Hardman and Miles Boykin I do not mean to disrespect those two.