In the debut of Title Update #9 for EA SPORTS Football Club 25, several refreshing tweaks have been implemented, primarily focusing on Ultimate Team and Career Mode. Although there aren’t any major gameplay alterations – EA opted to maintain continuity following the favorable responses from the Gameplay Refresh Update – there are still intriguing enhancements that ensure a more seamless experience across all devices. Here is a comprehensive rundown of the essential updates:
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New Fixes and Features
As an avid gamer, I’m thrilled about the update in Ultimate Team! Now, if my opponent decides to drop out during certain situations like reaching the half-time mark (45 minutes into the game), receiving a red card, or giving up a penalty, it will be counted as a win for me! This adds an extra layer of excitement and fairness to the matches.
Introducing OVR Range Search in Ultimate Team: We’ve added a fresh filtering feature that lets you find cards depending on their Overall Rating (OVR). This makes it easier to construct teams and search the market for your desired players.
Gameplay: Minor adjustments to Simulation Mode sliders and a bug fix for throw-in stability.
Professional Path: Option to adjust Board Rigidity in Initial Rankings and an enhancement for game stability during simulation matches.
Visual and Audio: Minor fixes for text and badge display issues.
Long-Awaited Blessings
In this latest release, and following a significant update from earlier, Electronic Arts (EA) has taken an unexpected leap forward. Gamers have long-awaited the match quitting feature, which may seem like a minor point in the overall announcement, but its implications are set to greatly enhance the gaming experience.
So, why are we not receiving those benefits? Let me rephrase it: What’s going on with us not getting these advantages? Here’s an easier way to put it: Money! It has been reported that both FC25 and Dragon Age have underperformed so much that Electronic Arts (EA) lost 6 billion dollars in market value after releasing the games. Perhaps if EA loses another 16 billion, we might finally get an online career mode or a pay-to-win Ultimate Team.
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2025-02-05 17:09