EA Sports recently held its 2022 NFL Rookie Madden Challenge in Los Angeles, hosting a number of rookie NFL players in a tournament of eight players to determine which upcoming NFL player has the best ability in the stick. Freshly-minted Washington Redskins wide receiver Devin Thomas was awarded the trophy in the event beating the former Appalachian State (and current Tampa Bay Buccaneers) wide receiver Dexter Jackson to take the victory. Before all the Madden excitement started, we had the chance to play the forthcoming Mut 25 coins to the first time.
After launching the game, our initial step was to determine our Madden intelligence, a new feature of the game that automatically assesses your skills by playing a series minigames with futuristic hologram design. There are four different drills you can go through: run offense, pass offense running defense and passing defense. And despite the sci-fi aesthetics the minigames are all easy to Madden players from the start. For the running exercises the goal is to take on defenders one-by-one to score the goal, while in testing for passing, players will be evaluated by the amount of passes you're able to make against a variety of defenses.
Like you'd imagine, you'll be asked to prevent your CPU's ability to move the ball during passing and defensive runs. We thought that the running drills for defensive defense were fairly simple however, they proved to be more difficult than defensive drills for passing. This was partly due to the difficulty in making open-field tackles one-on one, and also because the CPU was to be a little too skilled in breaking tackles. Also, from a superficial perspective, the defensive drills that pass appear to prove to be among the hardest because staying in tight contact with players in Madden is a traditionally skilled technique. However, this fact can be tempered in the exercise because the time is slowed down as the virtual quarterback flings the ball in the air and gives you the chance to put your hand in the air and break the game.
After each exercise we scored for each of the categories, ranging from beginner to all-Madden. The final Madden 25 coins for sale score is a combination of these scores and this score can be used to dynamically determine the level of difficulty your game will have while you play it. When you first start playing you'll be able choose from a range of difficulty levels. These include the most common ones such as all-pro or rookie. You can also select"My Skills" or "My Skill" difficulty to play the game using your personal difficulty sliders. As your abilities improve (or when they decline) it will adjust the levels of difficulty to account for your increasing (or declining) Madden IQ.
