I documented what has occurred, directly from my post New XBOX ONE X 21 days error only with STAR WARS Battlefront II
I emailed the case to EA Help and provided the same details of the post, 21 days error only with STAR WARS Battlefront II (0x8027025a) case number #38822905
I attached an image, twice to this case, the same image I am posting now.
And yes, I have checked, my Xbox Live Gold membership is active and intact.
First was this response, "As I can see there is no information in the case number you have provided." He asked me "Alright my friend, have you tried any of the troubleshooting steps?" I replied "I have done everything capable."
Here is what he suggested..directly in sequence ----------------------------------
Have you check your internet connection, if your xbox is facing any connections issue
Have you tried restarting your xbox?
Is your xbox up to date?
I am going to provide you a solution steps. Please go through it. It will surely work for you.
Solution 1: Check the Xbox Live service status
Solution 2: Start the app again
Solution 3: Restart your console
I informed EA Help "Are you kidding? This is not appropriate or helpful."
His reply "I have provided you these as it has worked for me and for other players in the past. I was facing the same issue and tried these steps and my issue got fixed."
I said "Seriously that would mean Xbox Core Services have been down since Wednesday 02-07-2018 with your logic. I request a senior technician that is capable."
So he sent a list of troubleshooting steps by email. I requested a senior technician, I demanded his boss, and I get a email with ugh...
So I informed this individual "who" would love to fix this for me, What I have not done is examine the machine code of the central processor unit of Xbox One X. What I have not done is examine EA developer code pertaining to acknowledgement and handshake protocols for TCP/IP with EA server in Ohio.
Yes, I already used a packet sniffer with my XBOX ONE X, so is that more than capable of the layman to understand, I do not know.
If anyone else is TCP/IP certified, Cisco Certified, a genuine MCSA OR MCSE, even a DST... please step up.