Madden 22 has changed many aspects of the game, Franchise Mode has undergone a major overhaul, adding new features, options, playstyles, simulation, and more.

Madden NFL regular season where you can recreate historical moments, if you're just playing against your newest team in the league then you're good, if you want to get results faster, then the simulate match is the way to go.

Simulating matches are very popular right now, with gamers using models backed by real data and real event updates to predict the results of the season, and some gamers even place bets based on the simulation results.

GAMEMS will introduce ways that will help you improve your stats, break records, and score more points per match.

Standard Simulation

This is the most common option, you can simulate many games, but the results are not always accurate. So, it's frustrating for many gamers because they can't understand why their team is losing.

Slow Simulation

If you want to observe gameplay, then you can choose slow simulation, which is the best simulation that provides the most accurate results. In addition, you can also see the performance of the team and make some changes later, which can make your team more perfect, so it is necessary to prepare enough Madden 22 Coins at this time to get more in line with team standards player.

If your team has a low overall score, then slow simulation may not be the best for you, because it's hard for you to win the game.

But it's not EA's purpose to fail you, they want you to start the season with a slow start, then slowly work your way towards the middle and end, where you'll win more games.

Here are the best settings for slow simulation:

* Difficulty levels usually do not matter, and it is best to keep it on All-Madden

* Set 15-minute quarters

* Turn off the Accelerated Clock

* Turn off Injuries during Preseason

* Set the Injury Rating to 15

* Keep Gameplay Sliders on standard

* The stamina rating is down to personal preference