MMOEXP: Through extensive study by the Madden 25 development
If you tried playing the upcoming Madden 25 coins side by side with its counterpart in college football, Madden NFL 25, possibly the biggest difference between the two is how fast the games go. While NCAA is running at the speed that you've come to anticipate from the series over the last few decades, Madden NFL 25 has an equilibrating pace on the field. This is totally deliberate, as per the game's designers. The EA press conference that took place prior to E3 was a great event, we got an opportunity to play Madden 25 in the very first instance and see how the game's pace as well as the new features to the game for this year are advancing.
Every quarterback in the game will be sporting unique, authentic throwing motion.
Do not take an ebb in game play to mean that Madden 25 will be an slow game. We got used to the new pace after just a couple of plays. In fact, the increase in pace (developers have told we that Madden runs approximately 5 percent slower at levels of difficulty default) actually allows regular Madden players to feel more at ease in their pocket, perform their checkbooks, and possibly even play a move or two that they may miss in the previous year's game.
According to the developers, an integral part of the overall speed increase are the modifications made to speed differentiation, which is the differences in performance between athletes who are on the lower side of the 40-yard sprint in comparison to those who are the Devin Hesters of the league. On the lower difficulty levels, slow players are much slower than their real-life counterparts--resulting in a larger discrepancy between average cheap Madden 25 coins players and elite speedsters. When the difficulty gets more difficult but the differences are beginning to disappear as 40-yard time becomes more realistic across the entire of the Madden 25 roster, and the distinction in speed between the regulars and elite, although still apparent but becomes more realistic and even.