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At the time of its launch, the game suffered from plenty of bugs and a lack of attention to detail, with the most notable being Miami Dolphins QB Tua Tagovailoa throwing the football with his right hand – regardless of the fact that he's one the few left-handed QBs in the league. Moving past all of these bugs, glitches and all that, the new features that are included in Madden 22 are fun, but do not add much to the gameplay core of Madden. The feeling EA has created by introducing many of the Home Field Advantages is great, but simple bugs like fans who are in the crowd wearing different jerseys to the ones they're holding make it difficult to enjoy the overall feeling of the football simulator. In the back pocket for star QBs like as Mahomes and Rodgers remains the same as it would in Madden game, and some of the Superstar X Factors added by EA Sports has added this year help make this playing experience more fluid. The gameplay does feel slightly more exciting than previous editions in particular on the defense side of the ball, with a stronger emphasis in stick-based defensive play. However there are a lot of models in Madden 22 have similar issues as the past, or, in some instances, have actually gone backwards. With other sports games such as NBA 2K and MLB The Show offering you every year a different narrative, Madden has somehow taken an unintentional step in the storytelling aspect. In the past, we would be able to grind out some High School games, and then play a few more games in the NCAA Playoffs, and this was all fun, as it wasn't a guarantee to get a top spot at the time of the draft. Want to learn more about Madden 22 Coins at https://www.mmoexp.com/Nfl-22/Coins.html