of things to keep up we can't be seeing as many unlicensed international teams in FIFA 13 as we did in the Euro 2012 DLC. For that matter, I also think EA will need to include more national teams than the 42 that came in FIFA 12, which is another considerable undertaking, so I'll be holding judgement on this until I can see more. International football feels like a welcome evolution for the Career Mode - an added, unexpected bonus really. The rewritten transfer logic, however, is an absolute necessity for those of us that really like to invest in our single player FIFA experience. I'm pleased that the development team have actually name checked David Silva as a player who was unrealistically always on the move, as I certainly experienced that way too much (see my image of Mr Silva plying his trade at Stoke City in the five things post I mentioned previously). Balancing a complex transfer economy is always going to be tricky, but EA have made all the right noises so far, suggesting that they're aware that the market was far too active last time, and that a greater deal of logic from the CPU was required. If they can get it anywhere near the levels of authenticity that Football Manager seems to achieve then I'll be immensely happy. Outside of what seem to be these big two changes, it's great that commentary is also improved to be much more involving. We'll now be treated to