Community Manager@yigitokko11 Hey, so as they are two different platforms they would be two different games. Linking the EA account does not allow your PC game to transfer to your PS console. You would need two separate EA accounts as it wont let you play through the same EA account at the same time.
Thanks a lot, I'll create another account for it then.
Community Manager@yigitokko11 You are most welcome!
Cheers!
Soo if I create a new player on Pro Club on PC, it will not disturb and affect my Pro Club player in my PS5? It will treat as a different account for each platform but can't use both platforms on the same time? @EA_Shepard
Community Manager@amirfauzii The only time PC and console share would be if you were using Xbox Game Pass and playing through their game anywhere option.
As PC and console don't actually share the same game data, you would have two teams, to careers, and two different pro clubs. They do not share. PC would save as its own and wouldn't cause issues with the console you have.
So I have ea play on my PlayStation right, and I’m trying to link it to my Xbox, and for some reason it won’t update that I have linked ea play. I’ve already linked my account on my phone. Do I need to have an ea play account for both consoles? If so: why is there even an option to link the ea play account in the first place????
Community Manager@Hisherry906 EA Play doesnt go cross platform. You cannot links multiple accounts to an EA play subscription. If you have it on PS and you want it on Xbox, you have to purchase it on Xbox as well.
Hey man just a quick question. I’m wondering if the club I create on my PlayStation transfers over to my old Xbox meaning that my club has been deleted? Sorry I can’t check my Xbox right now to see if it has changed. Thanks
