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JPetruccii
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22 hours ago

This game is getting worse every update!

I was excited about 27 update but I totally hated it! Player positionings feels completely random, gameplans feels random, there are too many player errors, earning gems are getting more difficult in every update, gauntlet mode is fun but weekly challenge was far more rewarding and at least it was worth it since I don't want to use a completely new squad to advance. Please listen to your players EA. I was always making it to 10+ stars in H2H and 20+ in VSA but after the update, my team positioning got completely destroyed and I can't score or defend at all with a 128 rated squad. My defense is always leaving huge gaps even in balanced gameplan, they can't pass the ball even in easiest situations and they can't controll the ball. It was fun before the update but now I hate H2H!

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  • Ditto. I appreciated the stamina and defense patch, but positioning and passing are clearly bugged.

  • I'd rather EA just remove this game. That was the worst update ever. Nothing has changed; everything is still the same old crap.

  • Same. The game is a disaster at the moment and EA has not given any assurances that there will be a fix in the near future. All we get is the same “we’re listening” blather. I’m ready to move on. We’ve gone from EA being incredibly cynical with the changes they’ve made (i.e., monetizing every last aspect of FCM to the nth degree) to rank incompetence.  There’s no world in which the update should have gone live given how clearly flawed it is. And if that decision isn’t enough to shake your confidence in EA’s ability to manage this franchise then just look at the woeful job they’re currently doing in crisis management. We’re heading into yet another week of a five-alarm dumpster fire and the only fix they’ve offered so far (dropping defensive lines to manage fatigue) actually made things worse!

    Not that their word means much at this point, but we’re long overdue for the company to say something about a fix (including an ETA). It’s one thing to screw up, but if you value your customers then you own your mistakes and you communicate what you plan to do to set things right. We’ve heard “crickets” and this suggests they don’t know what the heck they’re doing and expect us to hang around while they continue to fumble about. That’s simply not good enough.