the most annoying FC issues; Realistic Gameplay5
I’ve been playing this game day in, day out for a month now; you can’t spot any problems with it even after playing for 10 hours. I’m really mentally exhausted. It’s bad I’m expecting a revamp of the crossing and high-ball system in this game example 1 Crosses into the back are your signature move :) example 2 That idot passed the ball from there to a defender in his own half example 3 That **bleep** said he’d pass the ball backheel to his teammate 5 metres ahead of him. Yes I felt embarrased, gratz example 4 Why does the game force you to pass over the top to the nearest player, which is irrational! EXAMPLE 5 What on earth is this? Has any EA employee ever seen a defender in his own penalty area, in a 1v1 situation, pass – or even try to PASS – the ball to the goalkeeper whilst making a save? What on earth is this?! This is just TOO MUCH. The goalkeeper, of course, immediately passes the ball 40 metres to the striker. Are you lot out of your minds? ENOUGH That’s what the game was like 10 years ago – I didn’t have to get worked up or post on the forum; the game was brilliant. Today, it’s boring and absurd. Hire them backPlayer Career Needs More Life and Personality
Dear EA SPORTS FC Team, Player Career has incredible potential, but one thing is missing: the feeling that you're actually living the life of a professional footballer. Players should have meaningful interactions that affect the world around them. For example: - Allow players to speak to their manager if they feel the team's tactics aren't working. - Give players the option to tell the coach they're unsettled or want a new challenge. - Let players choose their football idols and role models, with those choices influencing their development and playing style. - Introduce conversations with teammates on and off the pitch. - Allow players to build friendships, rivalries, and leadership within the squad. These conversations shouldn't just exist for immersion—they should have real consequences. For example: - If a player complains that the team lacks chemistry or togetherness, the manager should have the choice to address the issue or ignore it. Over time, that decision should affect morale, performances, and dressing-room atmosphere. - Strong friendships between teammates could improve chemistry, passing combinations, and understanding on the pitch. - Rivalries could create tension, reduce chemistry, or even motivate players to perform better. - Becoming a respected leader should allow experienced players to influence teammates and help improve morale during difficult periods. Football is more than just ninety minutes on the pitch. It's about relationships, communication, leadership, and personality. Adding these features would make Player Career feel like the journey of a real footballer instead of simply progressing through matches and increasing ratings. Please continue building Career Mode into the most authentic football experience possible.Manager Career Mode fc27
Dear EA SPORTS FC Career Mode Team, First, thank you for continuing to invest in Career Mode. Every year, the improvements show that you're listening to the community. However, there are four areas that I believe would dramatically improve immersion. 1. Remove the financial ceiling AI clubs face. After a few seasons, Career Mode starts to feel unrealistic. Once you build a world-class team, AI clubs can no longer afford your best players. Instead of making ambitious offers, they repeatedly include player exchanges because they've hit an artificial financial limit. Football doesn't work that way. If Real Madrid, Manchester City, Liverpool, or Bayern desperately want a generational player, they should be able to: - Sell players to raise funds. - Spread payments over multiple years. - Break transfer records. - Compete with other clubs in bidding wars. Watching AI clubs rebuild their squads and make bold transfers would make every save feel alive for 10–15 seasons instead of becoming predictable after a few years. 2. Give managers the ability to communicate with players. Players can already complain about: - Not getting enough playing time. - Their wages. - Their role in the squad. But as the manager, we can't respond in meaningful ways. Why can't I call a player into my office and say: - "Your performances haven't been good enough." - "Work harder in training and your opportunity will come." - "I'm resting you because of fixture congestion." - "You've earned your place—keep it up." - "If things don't improve, I'll have to consider selling you." Real football management is built on communication. Managers motivate players, challenge them, praise them, and set expectations. Adding interactive conversations with consequences for morale, form, and development would make Career Mode feel far more authentic. 3. Let managers set their own asking price. AI clubs already have the ability to set an asking price for their players, but managers don't. If I value my player at £220 million, I should be able to set that asking price and let interested clubs decide whether they want to negotiate, match it, or walk away. Managers know the value of their own players better than anyone else, especially when they're club legends or among the best in the world. Giving us control over asking prices would make transfers feel much more realistic and strategic. 4. Add buy-back clauses and more contract flexibility. Modern football is full of buy-back clauses, sell-on clauses, release clauses, and performance-based agreements. Adding buy-back clauses would allow clubs to sell young players for development while keeping the option to bring them back in the future. It would also make squad planning much deeper and closer to how real football clubs operate. Career Mode is already a fantastic mode. These additions would take it from a football game to a true football management experience. Please keep listening to the community. Many of us have been playing Career Mode for years, and we want it to become the greatest football management experience available. Thank you.Legendary mode is developers' complete failure
The speed of the game exceeds human capability it feels faster than what the human brain can process, and even quicker than controller input can realistically respond to. The AI makes extremely sharp, unnatural passes under pressure. When an AI player is surrounded, it can still execute precise, unrealistic angles that don’t reflect real gameplay behavior. The AI seems to anticipate my actions before I even complete them. The moment I press a button before my player executes the command the AI has already reacted and countered it. The AI effectively performs multiple actions simultaneously, as if it has access to all controls at once. While a human player must input commands sequentially, often sacrificing one action for another, the AI executes everything instantly without limitation. The precision of the AI is unreal. It moves toward the ball flawlessly, making no mistakes, and uses its speed to win possession in nearly every situation. Even when the ball is loose, the AI consistently reaches it first not due to player delay, but because it appears to take the most optimal path instantly, something not realistically achievable for human players. I can provide countless more examples of behaviors that feel unrealistic and give the AI an unfair advantage. It almost feels as though the purpose is to demonstrate superiority—to send the message: “I can beat you.” If that’s the case, then the underlying technology should evolve accordingly. The capabilities of controllers, GPUs, and CPUs need to match the demands of this level of gameplay. This raises a fundamental question: are these difficulty levels designed for human players—or for machine-level intelligence?
Sudden death - GK issues
I'd really like to see my goalkeeper dive in the direction I'm actually aiming with the right stick. At the moment, I'll aim top right, but my keeper dives bottom right instead. Maybe one in every five penalties, the game actually sends my goalkeeper where I intended. I've tried every possible angle and timing, but nothing works. My goalkeeper simply doesn't seem capable of diving top left or top right consistently. Most of the time, he goes bottom left or bottom right, regardless of where I aim. So why is it that when I clearly aim top right, my goalkeeper dives bottom right? My controller works perfectly fine. The real question is: does your game? I have a 99 rated GK!!!Couple of doubts team & others
I have many u tradable players which can't be sold. How to sold I have trained them, ranked up but no option to sell How to increase team OVR? I can't even sell players in my line ups or replacing them with other players in line ups Whenever my coins has increased in market I see players which r too far from budgets than coins earned, search also not helping How to earn twg tokens for purchasing twg players How to earn drafts now it have golden drafts & summer drafts which can be used to buy players Also observed if I earn those high rating players I can't even sell them in market or exchange them for new players how to do that Sue to this I'm stuck on same ovr & not able to go ahead
Players without PS and PS+
Hello to everyone, I want to discuss something that I witness and I want to know if it just me or this thing is true. I played so many matches (in every game mode on Ultimate Team) and every match that my opponent has a player like FOF or Futties without playstyles they play like they are maxed out while having every playstyle added to them. Every time I go against one of those guys they have at least 1 or more players without playstyles, 1 or 2 gold players in their squad and the others are normal evolved or normal promo players, every game like this is a disaster, I can't get the ball, their players are all super strong and faster than mine plus every shoot they do are all in. I know that this might be my thoughts but it happens in every game I see those teams. Does anyone have the same games or is it just me? Does anyone knows if it is another glitch they found?
