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Potential Flaws in Wear and Tear Mechanism Could Pose Significant Challenges

EA College Football 25 shows promise, but concerns are growing about the gameplay impact due to Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) compliance. The Wear-and-Tear system, though innovative, might be compromised to cater to commercial aspects, raising questions about player injury mechanics.

The limitations in player editing compared to older NCAA titles may disappoint fans. Users won’t have full freedom to edit NIL athletes. The game’s communication lacks clarity around injuries in Dynasty Mode, leaving doubts if players will miss games due to injuries, sparking speculation that the injury feature might be toned down.

Clear guidance in the game’s blog doesn’t resolve if players can miss entire games. Descriptions hint at players sitting out a few plays but suggest they’ll tough out injuries, potentially affecting immersion. Fans eagerly await July 19, hoping sliders can customize the experience for a more traditional feel on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S.

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Dave Gallo is a leading sports bettor and handicapper since 1999, known for his impressive 10-0 winning streaks. A journalism, advertising, and media studies major at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, he combines his betting expertise with academic knowledge. Gallo's strong work ethic and passion for sports fuel his ongoing success and scholarly pursuits.

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