Football Manager is a game series with a loyal and demanding fan base and that will likely continue for the foreseeable future. And while FM 2017 was admittedly better than the previous three iterations, I personally still miss the days of FM12 and beyond. Perhaps I should finally convince myself to switch to the FM Touch version, which is a quicker way to play the full FM experience, focusing on the most enjoyable aspects of the game.
Every year in January and February, the developers of the game gather around a round table at Sports Interactive towers in London to talk about the features that will make it into the next major release.