FM 15 Classic -> FM 17 Touch

[Gothnak]

I have been playing FM 15 Classic to death, over 300 hours and getting Maidenhead Utd to the top of the Premiership over 32 years. I much prefer the shorter gameplay of the Classic game as it means you don't take days to finish a season. So my questions for you guys from the FM15 version are these:

1. Not having played Touch before, is it as complex as Classic? The name alone makes it sound simpler.

2. In the FM15 mode, the morale of the team seemed to make more of an impact than the skill of the players, and often you couldn't do anything about the morale unless you had a long win or losing run when the game suddenly forced you to hold a team talk. Is that still the case, or can you choose to do something about it when you choose?

3. I love taking a team from the Conf South or North up to the top, but the real problem was the game not allowing me to upgrade the stadium for 20 years after it had been rebuilt and even then, not allowing a new stadium when i have 80m in the bank and 100% full stadium (With 16k capacity) every week for 5 years. Has this been fixed?

[RoosterBooster]

i like not having to man manage every players concerns for every game . Not worrying about pre match team talks etc. Just get in and get the game started. Less of that press BS too. ITs still in there but not as necessary . Its just simplified. Its really down to how involved you wanna get. For me not having the examples I mentioned is no big deal. I totally still feel in control of my club and its future.

[billy]

Touch is just classic with a new name its not cut down at all. I think the name is bad as it does make you feel like you could be buying some cut down mobile game. I bought last years touch after playing classic for the last few years and was happy.

I prefer classic/touch than the full version.

[mr.flammable]

Agreed thats why i bought the Touch version, don't get me wrong the actually FM series is brilliant but to me it takes ages to progress because of interviews with the board, too many press messages etc, makes the whole experience much quicker and enjoyable.