Football Legacy Manager 24

I cant get a save to start, only bought pro for expansion and it won’t work

If you are into sports and management you will REALY like the game. In my opinion its the best game I've ever had

Not bad but this game is far from good enough to be worth paying for after you’ve reach the maximum number of free seasons

Amazing game, big upgrade from last year. Obviously not perfect yet as it’s still very early in the cycle, some minor bugs and roster fixes needed but overall an amazing game especially with community rosters available!

Great game but still bugs to fix, cant change lineup, Washington player in free agency, josh allen with the jags and the recent drafted player potential arent great, bryce young is a 74 with terrible potential

Why is Josh Allen a Jaguar and not a Bill. Game crashes all the time and even when I have the best team possible I end up only winning five games a year. This game is rigged towards certain teams like the chiefs and the bengals.

If you decide to sign a rookie, you simply cant. They always reject the only offer you can provide, so you cant even draft.

It’s a good game

Have done a few seasons and every time I get to year 2 or 3 I can’t sign any of my draft picks, they all just decline the contract. Was gonna buy pro but this is a Huge turn off.

There is definitely stuff to like about FLM24. The problem with the game is that it has no depth and often makes little sense in terms of approach. It still feels like a game in development. And some of the mechanics/features/aesthetics are obvious holdovers from the developers’ other sports games. For instance, there are no series in pro football playoffs, but even after changing the settings to make the playoff games a best of 1, it still shows a series score. And teams certainly don’t play two games within four days of each other every single week. The format of the game’s scheduling is pretty much identical to the basketball version of this game. Additionally, there is very little - if any - strategy involved with winning and losing. I’ve had teams rated in the low 80s on both offense and defense win a championship, and teams rated in the 90s go 5-12. The entire strategy for winning revolves around drafting young talent and hoping they develop quickly enough for you to win before they demand astronomical contracts and salary cap prevents you from bringing them back. There are no offensive or defensive systems. No play calling. Just stack players and wish for the best. The game doesn’t offer much in terms of stakes. Players don’t have personalities. Your team owner doesn’t give you any goals. You can’t even be fired from what I’ve seen during my playthroughs. The few positives I’ve found are the awards presentations, the team info box (average age of players, status of team, etc.) and the ability to retire the numbers of your former players. The problem is, those features feel like the finishing touches for a game that doesn’t feel finished.