FIFA 13 Career Mode Features are now revealed. EA Sports have added some awesome addons in the upcoming FIFA 13 game that you’ll love.
FIFA 13 Career Mode International Management:
As you progress through FIFA 13 Career mode as a manger, your reputation grows and you will now be offered the opportunity to take on International teams vacancies in addition to the club side you are already managing.
Depending on your nationality and the league you manage your football club, this will also have an effect on the type of International offers you receive. (So if you manage a team in the conference division yet you lead them to glory, it’s unlikely any of the big guns will come crawling!)
Your manager reputation and performance in FIFA 13 Career mode will dictate the overall quality of the international offers you will get.
In FIFA 13 Career Mode, the International management has it’s own Career Mode Hub, keeping your country and club separate.
Rumors about interested nations will go viral in the press for some months before receiving a firm offer from the interested party.
FIFA 13 Career Mode International competitions will run in parallel with the club game, which means you could find yourself managing a nation in the middle of a qualifying campaign.
The squad selection will play a major role in your FIFA 13 Career Mode International management duties and deadlines for selections (one week prior to friendlies, one month prior to tournaments) have to be met.
FIFA 13 Career Mode: Be A Player
When you picked your player (Virtual Pro or real) you will get a set of Season Objectives that will need to be completed which have been set by the manager. Choosing the type of player in the FIFA 13 Be A Player mode (defender, forward, defender, etc) will determine your objectives.
If you are not happy with life at your club, you now have the option to request a loan to gain more match game time, or if you decide you want out completely, you can request a transfer.
If you decide to play for a top club and have a low rated Virtual Pro, you will not be a regular to begin with, you’ll be shipped out to gain much needed experience first.
Once you decide to hang up your boots for good, you can choose to retire for and take up management.
If your Virtual Pro is playing poorly or fatigued, the manger can substitute your player.
As well as your default Season Objectives, you’ll also be asked to achieve objectives come every four matches. These objectives could include clean sheets/goals, tackle/pass completion percentages, and more. These objectives depends on the quality of opposition you face in your matches.
FIFA 13 Career Mode: Player Stories
Interaction with players is now a regular trade with instant feedback received based on managerial decisions.
Player Stories can go on for months in to Career Mode re-emerging if you go through a bad patch of results/when you buy/sell a key player.
Club fan stories will make top headlines in the press based on team performance and achievements.
Specific Player Stories will also occur when managing an International nation, which means you’ll need to keep both country and club on the happy side.
FIFA 13 Career Mode Screenshot Featuring Arsenal’s Oxlade Chamberlain
FIFA 13 Career Mode In Match Live Score Updates
While your playing Career Mode matches, you’ll receive audio updates from other games being played in your league voiced by Geoff Shreeves and Alan Mcinally.
Live updates covers penalty incidents, red card and goal action.
FIFA 13 Career Mode Classified Results
After every FIFA 13 Career Mode match, you now receive a rundown of the classified results through in-game audio (Like BBC Final Score)
Leauge table updated also played to you as well as any upcoming match fixtures is also included in FIFA 13 Career Mode
FIFA 13 Career Mode Managers Office:
Your manager will now appear on the touchline in matches based on customization options chosen at the start of Career Mode.
You can now view available managerial positions via the Jobs Board and this feature allows you to change club whilst in a current season should you wish to.
FIFA 13 Career Mode Transfer Negotiations
The transfer system has been completely re-written for FIFA 13 Career Mode
You can now offer player + cash and player trades deals
When offering to loan players to clubs you can now set future purchase price to sign the player permeantely come the end of the loan contract.
Contract negotiations contains advice from your Chief Executive
When the CPU bids for one of your players you can counter offer to ask for more more. The CPU will then either reject, accept or make a counter offer of their own.
When you offer contracts you can choose a role for the player you’re trying to sign, such as an Important Player, Crucial Player. This role will have an effect whether a player decides to sign for your club.
Prior to making a firm offer, you can also make an enquiry in order to find out whether a player is for sale and how much the club wants for them.
You can make offers for players directly from press stories by pressing the left controller stick.
The Financial Strictness setting will limit the percentage of players sales that go back in to your transfer kitty.
FIFA 13 Career Mode User Interface
When you enter FIFA 13 Career Mode menus for the first time, a tutorial overlay appears to guide you through each panes function.
You can read news articles from the media panel whilst the game is advancing.
Edit Players
You have the ability to edit player appearance during your Career Mode Seasons. This is an option that has to be unlocked through the new EA Sports Football Club Catalogue.
Breaking News
A new “sky Sports style overlay will deliver breaking and top news to the Career Mode hub.
FIFA 13 Career Mode looks exciting and I can’t wait to test it out!
