The developer behind College Football 25, Electronic Arts, has finally shared some new information regarding the upcoming game's Dynasty Mode.
The studio detailed all of the tools that players will be able to access on their journey to build a dynasty in college football. EA Sports revealed in a new gameplay deep dive that College Football 25's Dynasty Mode will let players start as head coach.
College Football 25 Dynasty Mode
(Photo : Electronic Arts / Screenshot taken from official website)
Another option would be to let you have a more humble beginning and start as a coordinator as you make your way up to the top. What is worth noting is that there are various skill trees that are broken up into three core pillars.
These are; Motivator, which is a coach who can motivate their team's players into playing their best, Recruiter, who is someone who is good at recruiting the top players from each recruiting class year, and Tactician, who is adept at boosting players' ratings on game day by crafting ingenious plays to help in winning games, according to IGN.
EA Sports also said that every choice and decision that pliers make will impact Dynasty Mode beyond simply recruiting the best players that you can. This is because how you build your staff will also affect your program's performance out in the field.
In order to add more immersion into the game, EA Sports revealed that players who choose to become head coaches will be given a chance to manage their staff during conference championship week. This would allow them to fire their coordinators within that week-long timeframe if they wish to do so.
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They will have the ability to hire new coordinators during the first week of Bowl Games, assuming that they have a free slot. Similar to Road to Glory, the Dynasty Mode will also have Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) details.
Players will be able to purchase EA Sports' College Football 25 in July 2024, which would mark the first time in more than a decade that the studio will release a college football video game.
Bringing Back the Sports Game
The company paused production on the previous iteration of the series, "NCAA Football," after it settled a lawsuit with former players who were not compensated for their name, image, and likeness (NIL), said Fox Sports.
In February 2023, EA announced that the sports game would be coming back after student-athletes were granted permission to seek compensation for their name, image, and likeness.
There were also some holdups in the development of College Football 25 but the studio officially announced in January earlier this year that it would be releasing it this summer.
EA has also started revealing rankings and ratings for the game and showed off the 25 toughest stadiums to play at on June 25, 2024.
A six-minute trailer for the game also showed players' first look at Kentucky, where the Wildcats were given an overall grade of 82, with 81 on offense and 84 on defense. Another shot showed a glimpse at Kroger Field during live game action with Barion Brown scoring a touchdown, according to On3.
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