After the latest update there is now an insane amount of lag in the franchise mode menus when switching between players on the edit lines, scouting, contract, and trade screens (anywhere where you can switch between players). It takes almost a full 2 seconds for the game to switch the info over to the newly highlighted player. This is making the game mode borderline unplayable, there needs to be a hotfix for this ASAP.
I tis ridiculously slow everywhere
Same problem here with the franchise menu, with the players, whether in lines, trades, contracts, etc. Currently I am in contract, before July 1st, and after negotiating my contracts I skip a day and everything freezes. Couldn't get out of there, I'm stuck in it. I then have to close the Xbox, unplug it and reopen it. Very frustrating. I tried to delete the local data and those from the reserved space, I also uninstalled the game to reinstall it and nothing worked. I would like to know what's going on and what I should do! THANKS
Community ManagerHi there. Can you get me a video of this? Please publish it through your console or put it up on YouTube and respond with a link. Thanks!
Maybe your team should open the game and try to do some QA, your "patch" with the processing delay for the player cards absolutely lagged out all the edit lines menus to the point of being almost unplayable.
How was this not caught during the testing?
Is there an email I can send it to? Uploading here is not working
Community ManagerThis is not needed now. The team is aware of it and are investigating.
https://x.com/Data782/status/1864829634191184310?t=_0Ki6GO136J1ZtjklJqM7g&s=19
I have the same issue. Cleary QA focus is to test the new fix they implement with each update and they don't look if the update breaks anything else...
The "improvement" apparently broke the menu Lag and now the whole thing is unplayable...
I have two suggestions at this point for EA, either allow-us to roll-back the patches to a prior, more stable version, OR maybe try some regression testing before releasing a patch...
