You'll need to play for a few seasons to reap the rewards of Club Vision, for example, which won't suit everyone. The fact that Sports Interactive have aimed the headline features almost entirely at loyal and dedicated players is commendable, but it means that certain new aspects can initially appear underwhelming. It's easy to gloss over a player whose fitness or training performances aren't up to scratch, and this feature works to eliminate that.īut regardless of whether you're a newcomer or series veteran, you'll need to sink tens-if not hundreds-of hours into FM 2020 to truly realise its exhaustive potential. The latter can prove particularly useful when slogging your way through pre-season, with convenient feedback relating to which players should be picked for your next match, and why. There's a handy set of new features for newcomers and casual fans too, including improved tactics tools and recommendations, as well as detailed team selection advice. It means I can play someone like Man Utd's Mason Greenwood on an occasional basis in year one, but still keep him happy by promising increased game time in future seasons. Some of them, again, are tailored towards long-term play, such as the convenient proposed playing time feature, which allows you to designate a player's squad status across multiple years. The remainder of Football Manager 2020's feature set is primarily business as usual, albeit with plenty of excellent quality-of-life updates thrown in. Neither of these are game breaking, but they're the sort of thing that feels irritating when losing 4-1 to Stoke on a tough Tuesday night.
Attackers are often reluctant to square the ball to open teammates as well, opting instead to shoot from overly tight angles. Notably, one-on-one opportunities are too prevalent and tough to convert at times, although this appears to have already been identified as a pre-release problem by Sports Interactive. I have noticed a handful of issues, though. Players still look like they're skating on ice at times, but their intelligence feels like a step up from FM 2019, featuring more creative attacking scenarios, flashier highlight-reel saves, and smarter decision making in defence. There are some improvements-player and manager models appear slightly enhanced, while patches of rain and mud appear on the pitch in turbulent weather. The match engine itself looks mostly the same as last year's game.
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