What you need to fix going forward

I’m writing this as a long-time fan of your football games — not just to complain, but to express a deep sense of hurt, disappointment, and loss.

I’ve played your titles for years, and I want to be honest with you:

FIFA 19 was the last game that truly felt like football. It was made with care. Every part of it — from the way players shook hands, to goal celebrations, to the way the trophy was lifted — felt meaningful. It felt real. Emotional. Clean. It respected football.

But today, I look at FC 25 and I feel embarrassed — not for myself, but for what this once-great game series has become.

Animations are broken. Hands glitch through bodies. Trophies are lifted like they don’t even exist. When players hug, the gaps are wide, or worse — their hands go right through each other. What should be the most emotional moments of the game now feel fake, rushed, and meaningless.

This isn't just about bugs. It's about the soul of football being stripped away for the sake of profits.

Your focus now is clearly on Ultimate Team and how much money can be made from it. Every new version seems less about innovation and more about monetization. We, the fans, see it. We feel it. And for many of us, it hurts. Because football isn’t about coins, or loot boxes, or store bundles. Football is a feeling. A system of emotions. It’s about legacy, passion, competition, and respect.

But it seems like EA SPORTS no longer understands this.

You’ve become deaf to your community. When we ask you to fix things, we’re ignored. When we speak up, we’re drowned out by the noise of flashy promos and in-game purchases. It’s not that you don’t hear us — it’s that you’ve chosen not to listen.

I no longer expect anything from EA SPORTS. And that’s the saddest part — not anger, just disappointment. Because when a company that once inspired us becomes one that takes us for granted, that’s when the damage is done.

You had something beautiful. FIFA 19 reminded us of that. But now, your games feel like a soulless cycle of recycled content, broken presentation, and financial exploitation.

I hope this message reaches someone who still cares. Someone who remembers that football is more than code — it's connection. And maybe, just maybe, someone at EA will realize that real respect isn’t earned through profit, but through passion.