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In this variant the story called"The long shadow" has been incorporated where the young player has to succeed in the shadow of his dad, a deceased successful player. There are times for many tastes, particularly at high school, when our choices will determine the potential of our participant in the professional league. At all times we can develop certain abilities of our participant with training and games, but unfortunately there is also a shortcut and that is to utilize the micropayments that can be found throughout the game. The simple fact is that personally it does not seem balanced to me, it's a lot more costly to develop skills through the game compared to paying our pound of beef to the covetous game developer and that can be extremely frustrating (especially for greedy players such as the one who subscribes.

The General Manager mode is really fun and puts in our hands the control of a professional team to handle their destinations by purchasing, selling or exchanging players with different businesses. My Team mode can also be a great deal of fun with a constantly updated card game (for example with special cards for events such as Halloween). We can evolve the players and the team with those cards or swap them. Here too Buy 2K MT there's an apparent imbalance if we opt to use money to evolve our staff.