Summary
Just a few days after its massive launch,EA Sports College Football 25is already looking into making some massive changes to one of its most popular game modesas the team shares information on some of the known issues.Despite earning plenty of praise for its in-depth gameplaymechanics and management systems, some users have taken issue with the simulation engine used to govern the Dynasty mode. With many complaining that the logic driving the mode is fundamentally flawed,EA Sports is responding in turn by reassuring the community that it’s evaluating the problem.
Posted on the officialEA Sportsblog, the development team notes that while Dynasty Mode is meant to be a fluid, dynamic system that provides every player with a unique journey with their selected team, some things need to be adjusted.The developer is looking into fine-tuning the Super Sim Logic program, especially after many players noted that the system caused FCS schools to consistently upset too many Power 5 schools. Additionally, recruiting logic is also being adjusted and various small fixes for a variety of bugs are also in development.
EA Sports College Football 25 Road To Glory Mode Explained
EA Sports recently gave an in-depth look into the newest game mode for College Football 25, Road to Glory, which gives players an RPG-like experience.
It’s Not Just Dynasty That’s Under The Microscope
The Update Is Designed To Address Many Problems
While the big takeaway from the EA Sports blog post is that the Super Sim Logic is being examined after community feedback,the team also confirmed that various smaller issues will also be fixed in the forthcoming update. Some of the issues currently under investigation include a Team Builder team defaulting their cleats to Adidas in Play Now and the second custom image layer not appearing on the field. Speaking of images, some teams, including Stanford, UMass, Western Michigan, and Jacksonville State, have incorrect logos, which will be amended in the future.
Finally,EA Sports is also aware of a prolific issue in relation toCollege Football 25’s audio, specifically the commentary when playing in thefirst game of the season in Dynastyat Utah. Xbox Series S players will also have noticed that Florida State’s War Chant and Tennessee’s “Rocky Top” aren’t audible during matches, a problem that should be fixed in the future. When the update addressing all these problems is expected to arrive is still unknown.
Despite some of these problems,EA Sports College Football 25has managed to take the world by storm.The first installment in the beloved franchise in 11 years, the game managed to bring in hundreds of thousands of playersbefore it even officially launched thanks toits pre-order early access incentive. One can only imagine the game’s success marks a revitalization of the series.
