Resolved, playing the super bowl fixes it
Community Manager
@mol45lax16 wrote:
Unable to unlock trophies despite completing the requirements to do so.
This is a known issue and the team is planning to fix this in a future update. Thank you for your patience during this process.
@EA_Blueberry wrote:
@mol45lax16 wrote:Unable to unlock trophies despite completing the requirements to do so.
This is a known issue and the team is planning to fix this in a future update. Thank you for your patience during this process.
Can you provide a date that this will be fixed? The same statement was made a month ago.
Community Manager
@Flakman35 wrote:
@englewoodstock When Madden 22 is released
Please avoid posting comments like this that is prone to spreading misinformation.
The team is aiming to fix this soon in an upcoming update. We unfortunately cannot confirm a date as dates tend to shift due to unexpected issues that can either arise during development or other factors like 1st party certification processes. When we are able to confirm a date we'll let you know, but thank you for hanging in there for us. We don't anticipate this being a lingering issue for much longer.
C'mon now, let's be honest ... if anyone believed his statement, then they don't function in normal society as his comment was clearly sarcasm. However, EA, it should be taken as a serious indictment of how fans of your games are getting increasingly displeased by many facets of your products and your timeliness of customer service. It's now 2021, and EA games seems to be more and more broken as time goes on rather than becoming better, more stable and complete as they years go on. Prices are astronomical for these, quite frankly, unnecessary MVP or HOF or Ultimate versions of games. You shut down servers for games 2, 3 years after a games release with little to no notice - when there is little to no need to be shutting down servers at all. So Mr./Mrs. Community Manager, I would be more concerned with EA's output and performance and finding more suitable, timely and efficient ways to produce a quality product rather than responding to clearly sarcasm comments from frustrated and disappointed fans of your games. If he had stated specific information that was blatantly incorrect, that would be one thing, but his comment was clearly sarcastic for the sake of entertainment value. Remember entertainment value - it's what we should derive from playing video games, not the frustration and disappointment we have to endure from these inferior products as of late.
