EA thinks we’re stupid. When we could pay you to progress faster, it was okay ✅
Now that we pushed back on your microtransactions, you’re saying we can’t progress faster for free because it compromises the game modes?? 🤣
you are just insulting your player base now @EASPORTSCollege
EA took a fun OFFLINE game mode and is focused on “offsetting gameplay advantages.” Wtf are we doing? 😂 @EASPORTSCollege
Just say you want people to spend money on the micro transactions you added because the gaslighting will NOT work #CFBPlayDontPay
EA is trying to get a win over on the community for “listening,” but all they did was the least they could
They brought back Dynasty coach XP sliders, but instead of bringing “Fastest” back, they brought back what “faster” was and NAMED IT “FASTEST”
For Road to Glory players, they did absolutely nothing. They tripled down. Road to Glory sliders are so crucial
They also acknowledge micro transactions by calling them “Coach XP Accelerators again” 😂
RTG is in trouble though. There is no freedom within that mode. Why should somebody wanting to play on an easier difficulty, or without wear and tear, effect how fast they progress?
We need more than this @EASPORTSCollege #CFBPlayDontPay
It really seems like it is everybody (including some people who worked on CFB 27) VS the decision makers at EA
There is still an opportunity for @EASPORTSCollege to make it right, but whoever is calling the shots would have to sign off
Give us “Our Game” back. Remove microtransactions and add back the fast XP settings. At least attempt to even find a middle ground
Do something because continuing to double down on the current state with no changes is ruining what should be an amazing launch moment for CFB 27
and if there is anything I have learned about the College Football community, they are loud, they are vocal, and they won’t just shut up bc you tried to ignore it #CFBPlayDontPay
EA has responded, but sounds like they’re gonna stand firm for now and double down on the changes with micro transactions
They’re also using creators to push their messaging without making a statement themselves or addressing anything
“the core coach level progression is unchanged from CFB 26” true, but normal is way too slow, and you REMOVED 2 faster settings
They acknowledge “Fast/Faster Coach Progression was removed from Dynasty,” 0 update on a plan to bring it back
ZERO mention of removing XP sliders from Road to Glory either
“continuing to monitor community feedback” basically meaning we don’t wanna make a change because we think it’ll blow over lmao
I can’t believe this is the response the College Football team is making. Do better @EASPORTSCollege #CFBPlayDontPay
If I wasn’t clear enough yesterday, I will never work with @EASPORTSCollege again if they don’t reverse these decisions.
EA’s playbook will be to wait out the backlash. That’s why this conversation can’t stop. And trust me… we’re not the only ones who feel this way. #CFBPlayDontPay
Yeah, removing vital settings + sliders and replacing them fully with microtransactions cannot be seen as acceptable. I was having a blast in dynasty (exponentially more than CFB26) and actually think it’s a good game otherwise, so this is a massive bummer. I know a lot of people don’t believe it but genuinely none of us knew anything about this. Let’s hope EA does the right thing and gives everyone the chance to play how they want. #CFBPlayDontPay
i don’t like being blindsided by micro transactions and removing features hidden behind all the new shiny stuff
i like the game a lot. the devs did a great job. whoever made the micro transaction decision did not #CFBPlayDontPay
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