FIFA 16: 10 Potential Improvements That Must Happen
2. Better Pro Clubs
If you’re playing FIFA in a group of friends, Pro Clubs is a fantastic way to spend an evening, working together to climb the division ladder, go on a cup run, and hurl abuse at the one terrible player who always lets the side down.
However, there are a lot of flaws in Pro Clubs that make people stop playing after 2-3 games, when really people should spend hours playing. For starters, the customisation on Pro Clubs is almost non-existent. As of FIFA 15, you are able to choose the name and abbreviation for your club, as well as the club’s badge and kit that you are represented by. Surely it would be a more personal and unique, being able to create your own badge and kits?
Also, being able to customise the AI players on the team would make the club feel a lot more… like a club. Furthermore, the fact that these players are about as useful as a handbrake on a canoe is very frustrating, and it would be good if they could be upgraded by earning achievements in game, the same as your Virtual Pro.