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1 year ago
@outside_taste
EA has the strangest system. They essentially ban you for grinding the game you purchased too much. It's a soft ban: you can complete up to 90 SBCs per hour, but if you exceed that, you'll receive a one-hour soft ban. Afterward, you can resume the grind.
You can complete 300 SBCs per day, but going beyond that will result in a 24-hour soft ban.
EA has the strangest system. They essentially ban you for grinding the game you purchased too much. It's a soft ban: you can complete up to 90 SBCs per hour, but if you exceed that, you'll receive a one-hour soft ban. Afterward, you can resume the grind.
You can complete 300 SBCs per day, but going beyond that will result in a 24-hour soft ban.
- sanket_3601 year agoHero+@oIo-MESSIUU-oIo Where did you find these limits - 90 SBCs per hour and 300 SBCs per day? Is this mentioned somewhere?
- 1 year ago
PaleTools x AutoSBC is your friend🙂
I didn’t believe the 90 SBC per hour limit was real and thought it was just random, but after testing it, it turns out it actually is. Every single time I completed the 90th SBC, AutoSBC counted, I got banned. So now, I make sure to stop at 89 and wait for the reset.
- RadioShaqs1 year agoHero@oIo-MESSIUU-oIo How do you know your not just doing them to fast instead of hitting a certain number? Also isn’t that banned?
https://answers.ea.com/t5/Ultimate-Team/Perma-banned-for-using-Paletools-only-for-SBCs/m-p/13972819#M30472