Hi everyone,
Just wanted to drop in here and share that the title update on the 29th of August added the ability to edit ratings for non-NIL players and recruits.
Check out this Campus Huddle article for more details about the August 29th College Football 25 Title Update.
the nostalgia has worn off and the games flaws have been exposed. if you are an offline dynasty player the game is trash. 0 customization. No reason recuits cannot be 100% customizable and IF NIL is an issue then make it so we cant edit the names. seems like laziness from EA per usual
Community ManagerHey everyone,
Just wanted to drop in here and let you know that we've seen your feedback around editing players. We'll continue to pass along your thoughts and ideas on this subject.
If we have any future news or updates to share on this we'll be sure to let you know.
Thank you Mr. KENT
We appreciate you letting us know. WE are all passionate about this game and we want it to be a great game so we want it to have all that the game can offer. If we can already change the names of the players why not edit the jersey numbers, the ratings, the skin and hair. Let's make this the best game ever. Please Please please keep us updated on any news for player editing.
EA_Kent,
Thanks for the response. I am loving the game!
I think many would love more editing. However, I am curious about the recruit generation.
With so much real-world data I am curious why the recruits aren't a little more "authentic".
I know it might be touchy subject. But you have real-world data that you could mimic to ensure recruits at each position are more in line with the sport we all know.
Just my two cents. I am so excited about the future of this game!
@EA_Kent wrote:Hey everyone,
Just wanted to drop in here and let you know that we've seen your feedback around editing players. We'll continue to pass along your thoughts and ideas on this subject.If we have any future news or updates to share on this we'll be sure to let you know.
Not good enough @EA_Kent
Has this been patched yet? Already been confirmed there is no legal implication. Fictional characters can't sue EA.
