What’s up, Maximum Football fans!
We've been working on fixing some annoying bugs that you've shared, and we're happy to say a new patch to fix depth chart filtering in Gridiron mode, Exhibition modes showing placeholder player profile banners, and more is now live.
This hotfix is a direct result of the reports you’ve sent in. Below are the details on what has been addressed in this update.
New Features & Quality of Life
Added a function to multi-select and sell cards
Renamed Upgrade button to Inspect for player cards
Added red dot notification on MPL team’s empty role slow to notify users when there are available players to be used for that role
Added default sort descending rarity for the player card inventory page and when equipping badges on players
Gameplay & Multiplayer
Fixed seeing the wrong overall score for the opponent in Exhibition: 1v1
Fixed the in-match depth chart having decimals in player overall scores
Removed the unused fatigue stat from the depth chart in Exhibition: 1v1
Fixed host sometimes seeing their team in their Away kit despite playing on Home side in MPL
UI & Menu Enhancements
Removed an announcement promoting the “new” Franchise mode
Added a feature banner countdown
Fixed custom team in Team Gridiron menu overriding user’s MPL team info and colors
Fixed custom team in Team Gridiron showing the wrong team overall stats
Stability & Bug Fixes
Fixed depth chart filtering in Gridiron mode for new saves
Users with existing saves will get an in-game message informing them that their depth chart will need to be reset as it is out of date
Fixed a rare crash when trying to open Player Profile before data has finished loading
Fixed key bind not working when trying to open Player Profile
Fixed a player profile open prompt showing up in all screens - it should only show in the main menu
Fixed offline Exhibition modes showing placeholder player profile banners
Fixed legendary badge VFX not showing up in online games
Fixed legendary badge VFX not showing up in replays
Fixed typos in Astronaut Suit pieces