The biggest modification to FIFA this year was the revamp of the transfer market, requiring players to scout for a while before they were able to put in an offer in the region of what should be expected. The idea behind it all was good but unfortunately the execution was not and it just made buying players frustrating. A complete overhaul is needed in this area to bring back the enjoyment factor of looking through the transfer market for a player that could be the final piece of your puzzle. The scouting was decent, suggesting players for you to take a look at and potentially make an offer for, but the downside was having to scout them further. Scrapping the hidden overall would save us all a lot of hassle. There's nothing worse than working out the player you want, yet not knowing in what region you should bid is infuriating. This area alone is a huge factor why many neglect Career Mode and take their battles online, where transfers aren't an issue. Where FIFA can take the scouting network isn't clear, the old style of transfer worked well and a similar style once again would be a bigger improvement to the step-back we saw with FIFA 14.
Josh has had work featured in the Evening Gazette and on Newcastle United website. He is a Multimedia Journalism student at Teesside University and runs a successful sports blog. He also enjoys films, comics and TV, writing about anything he can. Josh has recently started writing his first of what he hopes will be many books.
