What's the logic behind being part of a club and being forced to play Rush with strangers? The goal of representing a club is to develop and represent your club alongside friends and/or trusted individuals.
When EA doesn't allow club members to play Rush exclusively with their teammates, it completely breaks the competitiveness, camaraderie, and possibility of the team playing as a cohesive unit. When we're playing as a team and a player who isn't part of our trusted group joins, they almost always play at a level below the rest of the club, completely compromising the experience and ranking of the club.
If we can restrict team composition in casual matches to two or more players, why can't we do the same in club matches? It doesn't make sense not to have this option for those who play Rush in clubs. Please review this option in the next update and create a restriction on non-invited players for those who play Rush and are part of a club.
Thank you in advance, as I know this correction is the most sensible and correct decision to be made. I count on the understanding of the developers and the skill of the forum moderators/administrators who will make this topic reach those who will approve this change.
The rules for Rush need to be the same as for 11v11:
1. If you're in a club and entering the queue for Rush in the club, you can't play alone on the club menu but can play solo at the drop-in.
2. If 2 club members are searching for a Rush match for the club, the 2 club members and 2 bots will enter the lobby.
3. If 3 club members are searching for a Rush match for the club, the 3 club members and 1 bot will enter the field.
4. If 4 club members are searching for a Rush match for the club, the 4 club members will enter the field.
5. Definitely, if a Rush match is being searched for by the club, only club players will represent the club in the match. No non-club players can enter.
