Big Fail EA
EA FC Mobile has become increasingly unplayable due to the rampant presence of hackers, ruining the experience for genuine players. These hackers exploit vulnerabilities in the game to gain unfair advantages, such as unlimited resources, automated gameplay, or manipulation of matches, rendering fair competition impossible. For a game where strategy, skill, and effort should determine success, it’s infuriating to see cheaters dominate leaderboards and matches with impunity. The situation is even more frustrating because players often invest significant amounts of money into the game for premium content, player packs, and season passes, only to have their efforts undermined by those who exploit these hacks. The inability to enjoy a fair and competitive environment leaves players feeling cheated not just by the hackers, but also by EA itself for failing to address this critical issue.
Despite being one of the biggest gaming companies in the world, EA has failed miserably to resolve this ongoing problem. With the millions of dollars they generate from in-game purchases and microtransactions, one would expect EA to prioritize the integrity of their game. Instead, their developers appear unable—or unwilling—to take meaningful action against hackers. The issue isn’t new, and EA is well aware of how these hacks operate, yet they have repeatedly failed to implement effective anti-cheat measures. This negligence from such a major company reflects poorly on their commitment to the gaming community, making it seem as though profit takes precedence over player satisfaction. For a game of this scale and popularity, the lack of accountability and investment in securing fair gameplay is a colossal failure.
