EA Sports has released a small update to College Football 26, specifically targeting the game’s Dynasty Mode.
The latest update looks at skill caps and position changes for players, removing penalties for various moves. For example there are no penalties when moving a running back to fullback or when moving a player along the offensive or defensive lines.
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In addition to the general position change updates, player skill caps when changed have also been tweaked. According to EA, they are now “more strongly influenced by their Development Trait and school year. Younger players and those with higher Development Traits will have higher skill caps at their new position.”
You can check out the full update details below courtesy of EA Sports. Larger updates to the game will come in future title updates.
College Football 26 Dynasty Updates
Skill Caps & Position Changes Updates
- You can now change a player’s position within their current position group without penalty to their skill caps. You’ll be free to swap positions within these groupings:
- Running Back (RB, FB)
- Offensive Line (LT, LG, C, RG, RT)
- Defensive Line (LEDG, REDG, DT)
- Linebacker (SAM, MIKE, WILL)
- Defensive Back (CB, FS, SS)
- Specialist (K, P)
- Athlete (ATH) Recruits can now set their initial position without impact to their skill group caps.
- A player’s new skill caps are now more strongly influenced by their Development Trait and school year. Younger players and those with higher Development Traits will have higher skill caps at their new position.
Additional Updates
- Addressed a Coach Point exploit when retiring and then creating a new coach character.
- Reduced the impact of the Reach Your Potential ability (Motivator Tier 1) for better coach ability and recruiting balance.
- Note: This affects the influence given to recruits when a player at their position hits a skill group cap.
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