Recently, eFootball 2022, the latest in the live soccer series, sacrificed the experience of console and PC players to make it to mobile, and broke Steam's record for poor quality reviews with poor modeling, poor hand feel, and bugs.
 
Thanks to its peers, EA's much-maligned FIFA franchise next door is starting to get a boost.

 
 

In fact, there has been a lot of complaints about the FIFA series in recent years, with Ultimate Team online at the centre of the complaints. In this mode, players need to draw cards to acquire powerful players, so that they can play against others online.
 
It goes without saying that EA makes online games a core part of its business, and has a history of cracking down on players who break the rules of online tournaments. It's just, uh, there's been a little hiccup.
 
A total of 20 matches await players in FIFA22's online weekend league. Of course, the more matches you win, the bigger the prize, and the weekend league also mimics the logic of real football matches, once started, there is no surrender, and players who forcibly shut down the game will automatically lose. But what if the player doesn't turn off the game?
 
As one player discovered last week, if a player presses the "home" button on the gamepad during a weekend tournament, returns to the console's home screen, and instead of closing the game, waits for the game to run out, it is not recorded as a loss and there is no penalty.
 
Yes, that's how simple it is to avoid the risk of defeat and win a perfect 20-0.
 
EA, of course, couldn't sit still. They immediately fixed the BUG and banned more than 30,000 game accounts suspected of abusing the BUG. It wasn't a big deal, though, as they didn't recoup any of the rewards players earned using the BUG, and the accounts were only closed for 7 days, so it seemed like the only thing they'd lose was the next 7 days of play and next week's weekend tournament.
 
Interestingly, however, quite a few players reported that they had received an official message from EA saying that instead of the seven-day ban announced by EA, it said 1,000 days!
 
Of course, EA quickly apologized, 1000 days only "visual bug", and sent out an apology email to all players with the problem. I have to say that EA's bugs are beyond the scope of games, not only in games, but also in reality.
 
As a result, the players who didn't take advantage of the BUG are not sitting still. They wish they could be banned for 1,000 days, since it's not too much to watch. But we all know EA won't kill them, because they still have 30,000 wallets to make money from.
 
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