Did they fix the game this split? feels so much better idk
Maybe im tripping but the game feels so much smoother and I run into almost not a single cheater in my whole gaming sessions? Either its not true or there are hidden patch notes that we didnt know about maybe? Also beside that the skins we got in the battle pass are imo literally the best ones we have ever got? im talking specifically about Revs skin literally one of the best skins to ever got added in the entire game, Even better than the mythic ones imo, am I dreaming or something?Game interruption
I was playing a game on FIFA 27 and when the match end the server was disconnected and I was winning the game on rivals but the game decided to disconnect and make a penalty on me my net was perfect a fiber and everything going smooth till the game decide to say that I was out from the game how that?0Views0likes0CommentsPro Clubs, Customize Club, Customize AI player
Why have you removed the ability to customize the AI, there is only one face, one hair style, one etc, for each slot and i can only randomize them. I've been making the same squad of bots, based off of in jokes me and my friends make, since like F*** 14, or whenever you introduced the ability to customize the AI players. I demand justice for Rickard "Rick" O'Shea and Micheal "Mike" Rophone.360Views17likes48CommentsBattlefield’s Rules Don’t Fit Modern Warfare
Everyone seems to want vehicles nerfed, but many of the biggest changes in warfare since World War II have come from vehicles: helicopters, modern tanks, mechanized infantry, and precision air power. If Battlefield does not make vehicles powerful enough to shape the battle, there is little point in using a modern-war setting. If players mainly want large infantry gunfights, that is closer to special-forces combat, which Call of Duty already focuses on. Maybe what many Battlefield players actually want is World War II or World War I, when vehicles had not yet become so dominant.Want Better Feedback From Us? Give Us One Sign That It Was Heard
Give Us a “Noted by EA” Button — Make Feedback Feel Worthwhile We spend a lot of time writing detailed feedback and suggestions, but very rarely know whether a Community Manager has actually seen them or passed them to the team. I completely understand why. There can be hundreds of feedback posts, Community Managers are busy, may be working across different games and communities, and obviously cannot personally reply to every good suggestion. But if EA wants players to continue providing quality feedback, there should be a faster and smarter way to acknowledge it. My suggestion is simple: add a small button next to Like for Community Managers only, something like: ✓ Noted by EA or ✓ Feedback Passed On If a Community Manager reads a suggestion and decides it’s worth sharing with the relevant team, they simply click it. No reply needs to be written. The author immediately knows their feedback was seen and forwarded. You could take it one step further and show the number of a member’s “Noted” feedback posts on their profile. It could even contribute toward forum ranks or badges, rewarding people who consistently provide useful feedback. This would require very little effort from Community Managers but could provide huge motivation for the community. People are much more likely to spend time writing thoughtful feedback when they know someone at EA is actually seeing it.23Views2likes1CommentWant Better Feedback From Us? Give Us One Sign That It Was Heard
Give Us a “Noted by EA” Button — Make Feedback Feel Worthwhile We spend a lot of time writing detailed feedback and suggestions, but very rarely know whether a Community Manager has actually seen them or passed them to the team. I completely understand why. There can be hundreds of feedback posts, Community Managers are busy, may be working across different games and communities, and obviously cannot personally reply to every good suggestion. But if EA wants players to continue providing quality feedback, there should be a faster and smarter way to acknowledge it. My suggestion is simple: add a small button next to Like for Community Managers only, something like: ✓ Noted by EA or ✓ Feedback Passed On If a Community Manager reads a suggestion and decides it’s worth sharing with the relevant team, they simply click it. No reply needs to be written. The author immediately knows their feedback was seen and forwarded. You could take it one step further and show the number of a member’s “Noted” feedback posts on their profile. It could even contribute toward forum ranks or badges, rewarding people who consistently provide useful feedback. This would require very little effort from Community Managers but could provide huge motivation for the community. People are much more likely to spend time writing thoughtful feedback when they know someone at EA is actually seeing it.13Views4likes1CommentPlayers & Teams Data Authenticity feedback Megathread
Hello everyone! We’re excited to open this megathread for you to share your feedback on player and team data within the FC series games. Whether you have suggestions for attribute updates, have noticed some objective discrepancies between real life and the game, or just want to share your thoughts on player and team data, this is the place to do it. Your feedback helps ensure our game is as true to life as possible. Please attach relevant data and image/video footage if possible. Our team is eager to hear from you, but please keep in mind that not all feedback will result in changes for various reasons. For those interested in diving deeper and contributing even more, consider applying as a Reviewer for our FC Data Collective at https://fc-datacollective.ea.com/ It’s a great way to help define the characteristics of players and teams in the future FC titles! Thank you in advance for your contributions!😁464Views4likes33Comments