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Franchise mode is one of the most popular game modes in Madden 23. It is also one of the oldest game modes where users manage one or more teams over multiple seasons. The Franchise Mode has evolved in recent years. However, the game has become more complex and has new bugs and issues due to the complications.

One of the most common complaints in Franchise Mode is that newbie players don’t play during matches. Here’s everything you need to know to fix this problem.

Madden 23 – Why aren’t my starters playing in Franchise Mode?

The developers have added several new features which make the game more realistic. One of the features of Franchise mode is progressive fatigue. The feature helps mimic the real scenario of professional gamers getting tired after consecutive matches.

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Although the idea is great, the implementation was not very smooth from the developers. The fatigue option does not work well and even affects players who are fresh. This causes immense problems for users who manage teams and players in the wrong way and are not able to play with new players.

The best way to deal with progressive fatigue is to turn it off completely. Follow the steps below to disable the feature.

Access the gear icon in the main menu.
Select now Game Choice.
Scroll down and find Fatigue below the player cursors.
To turn fatigue off, drag the slider to zero.

This is the easiest way to manage starters who do not participate in matches.

This week, Aspyr announced Star Wars: Battlefront Classic Collection, which as its name suggests is a re-release of the beloved Pandemic games from 2004 and 2005. Of course, its return includes certain improvements, such as some content from the Xbox version original – which today is considered the best in everything except resolution – as well as battles for up to 64 players that previously only existed on PC. That all sounds great to the console audience, but from the Steam forums some worries come.

What will happen to the original Pandemic games? These are still marketed through Steam and still have a fairly decent audience for such old titles. Some fear that they will be removed from the store to make room for a version that is theoretically superior, but about which we still don’t know much.

Will community servers be supported? Most likely not, and that is a problem because if so the community will end up fragmented between multiple versions of the same games. Furthermore, we do not know how the connectivity of the compilation works: if it is through dedicated servers, these will end up being turned off eventually; and if it is (P2P) it can cause many unpleasant problems typical of competitive games.

Will the mods survive? NexusMods has some community contributions in the form of unofficial patches, technical fixes, and miscellaneous features that may not be compatible with the Aspyr re-release. The user iamshaymin claims, in fact, that the official images show outdated content of one of his mods; which means that before the game comes out you already need to catch up.

When does Star Wars: Battlefront Classic Collection come out?

Star Wars: Battlefront Classic Collection will be available on PC through Steam on March 14, this time without EA’s annoying DRM. It will have a price of 34.14 euros; although you can pre-order it with up to a 20% discount (27.32) if you have the originals in your library and get it before its release. It will bring with it full campaigns and multiplayer, including elements that were previously only on consoles: there will be more heroes, maps and even functions such as split screen.