Lack of Realism, Forced Agenda, and Broken Physics in FC Ultimate Team

To the EA Sports Development Team,

I am writing this email as a long-time loyal fan of the franchise to express my severe frustration and disappointment with the current state of FC Ultimate Team.

The decision to mix male and female players in Ultimate Team, clearly driven by a forced diversity agenda rather than gameplay logic, has completely ruined the immersion and realism of the sport. While I respect women's football, merging these two vastly different biological categories in a competitive mode has created absurd gameplay scenarios that defy the laws of physics.

Here are the specific issues that are destroying the experience:

Broken Physics & Realism: It is scientifically and physically impossible for a 1.55m female player to win a header against a physical giant like Virgil van Dijk, or to overpower him in a shoulder-to-shoulder challenge. Yet, in your game, this happens constantly. It looks ridiculous and makes the gameplay feel like an arcade joke rather than a football simulation.

Artificial Boosting: It is obvious that female player cards are artificially boosted to compete. For example, a card like Claudia Pina with 79 Pace feels significantly faster and more agile than top-tier male players like Mbappé, who should statistically be superior. The stats on the cards do not reflect the in-game performance, which feels manipulated.

Community Outrage: I am not alone in this. A quick look at Reddit and other community forums shows that thousands of players are fed up with these unrealistic mechanics and the forced inclusion that ignores the natural flow of life and sport.

My Ultimatum: I want to play a football simulation, not a fantasy game where physics are ignored to serve a social narrative. If this direction continues and these unrealistic mechanics are not fixed or separated into different modes, I will not be purchasing FC 27 or any future EA Sports titles.

You are alienating your core player base. I hope you take this warning seriously.