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Doug Flutie’s Maximum Football 2020 Patch Available For PlayStation 4 (1.15) & Xbox One (4.0.105) - Patch Notes

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Doug Flutie’s Maximum Football 2020 game update 1.15 is available now for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One (patch 4.0.105). Check out the patch notes below.

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Customization

  • Corrected functionality of the (X) / (❑) Button on helmet logo editing.
  • Added Football Canada team uniforms. To access this content, select the 10 team league from the customization screen. If you have previously loaded the 10-team league, select reset from the caption bar to load the new content. It is no longer possible to make edits to team data for the 10-team league. Previous 10-team customizations will remain, but it is no longer possible to change team data or uniforms. You can still edit the roster and depth charts.
  • Made slight code alterations that should (hopefully) resolve the issue of intermittent loss of customization data on the Xbox.

Dynasty Mode / Season Mode

  • Moved ‘Games Played’ stat to be recorded at the end of the game. A player must have played at least 1 down in the game to be recorded as having played in the game.

Gameplay

  • Removed obsolete play command functionality that could cause a linebacker with a Defensive Read task to line up on a receiver prior to reverting into his correct command. This would cause double coverage before the snap but also have that linebacker out of position at the start of the play.
  • Fixed issue that would prevent you from entering replay mode if watching the game in with the broadcast camera.
  • Fixed an issue with defenders with a zone coverage task trying to cross the LoS while moving into position pre-snap.

NOTES: Xbox users — switching accounts via the home button is not recommended. Account switching is supported via the profile button on the main title screen.

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