At precisely the same time, everybody, in particular that the UI and Network guys, will also be attempting to iron out technical kinks and criteria for the next-gen release on consoles at which the pipeline to acceptability from Sony and Microsoft is much less well-oiled, yeah, even EA will have a process. That's a fiddly company and criteria are higher at the beginning of a console life cycle. If you still on launch in anticipation of the soccer season, there will be nothing in Franchise besides the pitiful material in the patch notes. It's too late in the afternoon in order to add anything.
EA clearly have been a little shocked by the groundswell of view but even if they did need to throw resources in enhancing Franchise, it's going to be after Christmas before anything remotely worth its salt makes its way into the"consumer". And that is critical. FIFA, on the face of it, adds a few bits and pieces to their version of Franchise every calendar year, but perform for a week and you soon realise that what's been added is actually just window-dressing, ordinarily in the kind of very feeble and limited conversation decision trees with players and agents. No matter statistical significance that may clearly affect the match on the pitch is additional. It truly appears too late in the afternoon to anticipate anything noteworthy this year and as far as EA are worried the consumer might already have swallowed by 2021 so promises will be made for Madden 22 Next Gen.. . Since you know that Madden 22 Legacy Edition is going to be a roster upgrade and nothing else.