The mode runs more effectively than FC 24's manager career mode due to more cutscenes

EA Sports FC as well as Pro Evolution Soccer are widely considered to be the best soccer simulation FC 24 Coins, and everybody has their own preference. In this year's edition, PES isn't releasing a full game. Instead, Konami chose to make an "Season Update" which is nothing other than just a roster overhaul. EA Sports, on the contrary, has released an entire game packed with the anticipated quantity of new content in FC 24. It also includes significant changes to the Manager careers mode. With the huge difference in release dates, EA Sports FC and Pro Evo offer two distinct games this year. Which game is the one with the greatest worth?

There is something to be to be said for Pro Evo's decision to move to an Season Update package in a market that is dominating by annual releases. First of all, the shift in the model is completely acceptable considering how all of the development cycles were destroyed by COVID-19. The switch to the concept of a Season Update only makes sense. Additionally it could be a step in the right direction as well as two back steps for an industry has been attacked by fans for not investing enough time on the individual games.

If genuine teams, real-life soccer stars, as well as arcade games are your top priorities, EA Sports FC is the way to take. EA Sports FC has always had licenses for most prestigious leagues and teams This means that teams are represented by their official badge and kit in contrast to Pro Evo, who has to create substitutes. EA Sports FC also comes with Ultimate Team and Volta Football two game modes that are playable for hours. Pro Evo has better physics and better ball movement and many would say that PES to be more realistic experience, in spite of EA Sports FC being gaining ground in the same category in recent times. Pro Evo had always been an alternative to the mainstream EA Sports FC however, it has found its own place in recent times.

The biggest difference between both games lies in the licensing issue. While EA Sports FC is home to Real Madrid or Aston Villa, PES has Madrid Chamartin B or Aston RB. This being said, PES has exclusive rights to Juventus license, which means that Juventus are the Italian champions were referred to as Piemonte Calcio during FC 24. PES also holds the license to play Barcelona which means there is a possibility that Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo are both licensed players with PES. EA Sports FC also holds exclusivity rights for The Champions League and Europa League. This means it's not only the teams with placeholders but whole championships or leagues. It would result in an awkward career mode for Managers If PES offered such a feature.

Instead of the manager profession mode PES includes Master League. The concept is the same to take over an entire team and lead them through competitions or transfer windows as well as business off-field. The mode runs more effectively than FC 24's manager career mode due to more cutscenes, tactics, and team-specific personalities. There are additional RPG aspects included in Master League, and it seems like there's more personality to the players.

One reason that EA Sports FC's career mode is superior to Master League is because of how it makes new players. In the beginning of the Manager mode, there's no way to player to regenerate, however as the seasons pass by, players are retired. In PES the players are copied almost identically, with the exact appearance, body size and abilities and are introduced in the game as 16-year-olds. That means that once Messi retires the only thing they have to do is locate an older player of 16 years named Messi and then they can sign. This is a break from the reality. The same thing occurs in EA Sports FCUT 24 Coins, a regen character is created, but the player is given an alternative name, with a different body, and has nerfed capabilities. The soccer community has always favored EA Sports FC's approach.