Transfer ban for the entire of ea fc27
I got banned from using the transfer market for the entire game they said for "balance transfer". I appeal 3 times got an AI generated response saying its rejected for cheating but nothing to actually say how I cheated, when I cheated, what I did wrong or a justification for an entire ban. I move my points over from fc 26...400 of them paid for in the xbox store after the game promted me to do so. I have purchased players on the market for the gallery and sold them on just like millions of players. Some for profit some at a tax loss. This is the only market actions I have done. I lost 5000 coins on one player. Is there any way to actually get a talking response so I can discuss this with EA or do I just have to accept this and face losing £80 as there's no point playing the game if its not the full game. Any EA community manager br helpful don't tell em the forum isn't a place to resolve bans with your own AI generated reply. Have EA just scammed me 2 weeks into the game release?! Anyone have a direct email to complain? As the appeal is 1000 characters max pointlessly.FC 27 Gameplay Feels Inconsistent and Unresponsive Across Too Many Mechanisms
FC 27 has a serious consistency problem. A lot of the gameplay feels like the game is deciding outcomes instead of reliably responding to the player’s inputs. The biggest issues I’m experiencing are: Defensive line / fullbacks The defensive line is constantly being broken by fullbacks dropping deeper than the centre-backs and keeping attackers onside. It happens far too often and makes maintaining a proper defensive line almost impossible. There are also situations where I manually switch to a fast fullback early and start tracking a run before the pass is even played, yet an opponent can simply trigger a winger to run around the outside and somehow get beyond the defender anyway. If I’ve anticipated the run, switched early and have the pace to cover it, I should have a realistic chance of defending it. Tackles, blocks and rebounds The game was supposedly designed to make successful defensive actions more rewarding, but it often feels like the opposite. I can make a correctly timed tackle or block and the opponent immediately recovers the ball while my defender reacts slowly. Shots also frequently come straight back to the attacker after blocks or rebounds, giving them another opportunity despite the initial defensive action being successful. A good defensive action needs to actually mean something. Jockeying and physical challenges Jockeying feels extremely weak and inconsistent. Attackers can run into or through defenders far too easily, and players often seem to phase past the defender instead of being properly contained. At the same time, opponents can barge into my players from behind and take the ball without a foul, while similar challenges from my players are regularly called as fouls. Physical challenges need much more consistent outcomes. There is also a new issue with bodying attackers. I can position my defender correctly, time the physical challenge properly and get my body between the attacker and the ball, but if the defender does not have Bruiser, attackers can somehow squeeze through, stay on their feet and continue running regardless of how small or weak they are. What makes this worse is that after the attacker gets through, the game often does not correctly indicate or select the next defender in their path. That makes recovering from the situation even more difficult despite having another defender positioned to stop the attack. Attacking AI and runs Attacking movement can also be extremely unintelligent. When I’m counterattacking, there can be obvious open space for an attacker to run into, yet instead of attacking that space they will run directly toward the feet or path of a defender who is backing off. The player has open grass available and still chooses the worst possible running lane. It makes no sense and kills counterattacks that should be dangerous. Passing Passing assistance feels unpredictable. There are situations where I aim clearly toward one player and the game selects a completely different receiver. This happens even with simple passes. Pass power also feels inconsistent. Even lightly powered passes can be massively overhit, which makes basic possession unnecessarily unreliable. The player should be able to understand why a pass went where it did. At the moment, the same type of input can produce very different results. Right-stick switching Right-stick switching is one of the biggest problems. I’ve experimented with different switching settings and sensitivity values, from the lowest values to the highest, but the game regularly switches to a completely different defender than the direction I indicated. I have even used the on-screen virtual controller to verify the direction of my right-stick input, and the selected player still does not correspond to that direction. This isn’t just frustrating. It directly leads to goals because defending happens in fractions of a second. If I correctly flick toward a player and the game chooses somebody else, I’ve effectively lost control of the defensive situation. L1 / LB player switching Closest-to-ball and Classic L1 switching are also inconsistent. Sometimes the game selects somebody who doesn’t appear to be the logical next defender at all. Because the next selection isn’t predictable, I have to wait to see who the game has given me before reacting. That delay is enough for an opponent to create a chance or score. Switching needs to be predictable. I should be able to develop muscle memory for who I’m going to receive when I press L1/LB. Loose-ball auto switching Even with auto switching enabled for loose balls, there are occasions where the game simply doesn’t switch. A loose ball can travel directly past one of my players while they stand watching it, and I remain controlling somebody farther away. The opponent then collects it and can immediately counter. If the setting is specifically supposed to switch control during loose-ball situations, it needs to do so reliably. Goalkeepers and near-post shots Goalkeepers seem extremely vulnerable to near-post shots. Even when the goalkeeper appears to have the near post covered and is positioned correctly, shots can still go past them far too easily. Positioning should matter. If the goalkeeper has correctly covered the near post, attackers should not be able to score there so consistently. Goalkeeper rushing Goalkeeper rushing also feels inconsistent. There are situations where I hold Triangle/Y because I want my goalkeeper to run aggressively toward the ball, but instead the keeper slowly jockeys forward. Meanwhile, opposing goalkeepers seem capable of immediately rushing out and closing down the attacker. If I’m manually holding the goalkeeper rush command, why isn’t the keeper actually rushing? If this behaviour is dependent on something like Sweeper Keeper++, that also needs clarification. My understanding is that PlayStyles affecting AI behaviour should not prevent a direct manual command from working properly. A manually triggered goalkeeper rush should still produce a predictable response. First touches and responsiveness Players regularly take unnecessarily large first touches even when I’m not sprinting. That gives opponents enough time to simply run into the player and recover the ball. Even agile players can feel extremely slow when turning or changing direction. Combined with inconsistent jockeying and physical challenges, there are too many situations where it feels like the player isn’t responding to the input quickly enough. The main problem across all of these mechanics is consistency and player control. I’m fine with making mistakes and conceding because I defended badly. I’m fine with an opponent reading what I’m doing and outplaying me. What is frustrating is not being able to predict how the game will interpret the same input from one situation to another. If I: switch in a particular direction, aim a pass toward a particular player, time a tackle correctly, position my defender correctly for a physical challenge, anticipate a run early, manually trigger my goalkeeper to rush, or position my goalkeeper correctly, the result should broadly reflect that input. Right now, FC 27 too often feels like I am fighting the controls, AI behaviour and player-selection logic instead of playing against my opponent. Losing because another player outplayed me is completely fair. Losing because the game selected the wrong defender, ignored a switching input, chose the wrong passing target, failed to switch to a loose ball, made an attacker run into a defender instead of open space, or produced a completely different response from the same command is not satisfying gameplay.Unlocking the transfermarket.
Hi, I recently switched from PC to PS5 to play EA FC 27. When I entered my EA email in the game, it created a brand-new account, and I lost all the progress I had made from FIFA 22 up to EA FC 25. Now it is asking me to unlock the Transfer Market, but I don't have PS Plus. Is there any other way to unlock it? I understand that I can play 3 matches per day for 3–4 days and log into the Web App so the game can confirm I am an active user and not a bot. Just to be clear, I only want to unlock the transfer market. If anyone could confirm if this solution works or give me another one, I would really appreciate it. Thank you.
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Hello fellow PC survivors, and a special shoutout to the EA Support Team for continuing to do what they do best: remain completely invisible. I am writing this because I am tired of being one of the last romantic souls on PC still trying to play FC 27 with nothing but my fingers, reflexes, and the outdated idea that skill should matter. After enough time in matchmaking, I have reached a shocking conclusion: around 80 percent of PC players seem to have some kind of secret software upgrade activated. Meanwhile, I am still playing like it is 2010. And then there is the famous Turn Off Crossplay button. What a beautiful piece of UI design. It looks like a real button, except it does not actually seem to let me escape the PC matrix. So, since we have apparently reached this point, I would like to suggest a peaceful solution. I promise to keep Crossplay OFF. I have no interest in disturbing the peaceful Xbox and PlayStation ecosystem with the chaos of PC football. Those players deserve to enjoy actual football, not some kind of cyberpunk experiment. Instead, I would like to ask my fellow PC survivors: What is the meta cheat these days? Is it the automatic Green Timed Finish from 40 metres? The defender with 60 pace who suddenly accelerates to approximately Mach 3? The goalkeeper who has apparently completed a PhD in quantum physics? Or maybe the premium subscription that simply plays the match for you while you enjoy a coffee? Because if EA has decided that PC is now an IT competition, then fine. Let us embrace it. Script vs. Script. Automation vs. Automation. Premium package vs. premium package. Let us find out whose software is better optimized and who paid for the better version. At least then we can finally achieve the dream: A truly level playing field. So please, fellow future software engineers, share your recommendations below. And if possible, include a quick installation tutorial, because apparently I made the rookie mistake of thinking FC 27 was supposed to be a football game where skill actually mattered. Cheers from your newest FC 27 developer. See you in the next patch. P.S. This is obviously satire and parody. Please do not actually install cheats. I am simply asking EA to fix the Crossplay toggle and, perhaps one day, remember that PC players would also like an Anti-Cheat system that actually... cheats the cheaters.Directional passing input
It’s been a consistent theme in the games for a long time now but the way the game registers directional passing is genuinely horrific, please address this, through balls are either flying across the pitch or straight to a players foot half way up the pitch. Passing is no better, doing tiny little pea rollers after directing the player
Feedback & Suggestion: Reduce Excessive Weekly Match Burden in Ultimate Team
Overview: The weekly match volume across Ultimate Team modes has become an unreasonable burden. Video games exist to relieve daily fatigue, yet the current system turns the game into an exhausting second job for everyday players balancing work, education, and family. The Excessive Weekly Grind Breakdown: Champions Finals: 15 mandatory competitive matches requiring intense focus. Rivals Wins Load: Requiring 10 wins, which realistically equates to 15–20 matches played once draws and defeats are factored in. Squad Battles Commitment: 18 full offline matches for reasonable rank rewards. Rush Points Grinding: Accumulating weekly Rush points demands roughly 10 additional matches. Punishing Event Objectives (e.g., Gauntlet): Milestones like 3 "Perfect Rounds" reset upon any defeat, easily pushing match counts to 10+ games just to clear a single objective. Proposed Solutions: Lower Win & Match Thresholds: Reduce required wins in Rivals, lower total Squad Battles fixtures, and reduce weekly Rush target scores. Objective Flexibility: Pivot live event goals toward cumulative points, goals, or matches completed rather than demanding rigid consecutive win streaks.
