August 19 has seen EA SPORTS College Football 25 receive a brand-new update, fixing some of the most annoying issues with the game. Here’s everything that’s changed.
For the first time in over 10 years, College Football fans have had a brand-new game to play. The long-awaited EA SPORTS College Football 25 game has seen over 1 million players descend back to their favorite campuses, but it hasn’t been completely smooth sailing.
Since the game’s release, players have had constant issues in the two most popular modes – Dynasty and Road to Glory. Tackling, offensive line blocking, in-game Sim Logic, inability to recruit players, and other problems have given fans headaches and ruined some saves.
EA SPORTS have rolled out patches to address issues, including amajor update back on August 8.That update, however, broke a few things. Try to look at your play pre-snap and the scoreboard would totally disappear.
On top of that, incoming freshmen – particularly Athletes – would be ineligible for position changes. Well, that changes in the August 19 update.
The new patch, which is only small, has gone live across consoles addressing these issues as well as the glitch that bugged player’s playbooks and schemes.
CFB 25 content creatorBordeauxalso confirmed that annual non-conference games rotate correctly and scoreboards also work when simulating using play options and don’t disappear pre-snap. However, they still disappear on the sim screen though until you select play moment and choose your first play.
There has been talk of another big title update on August 29, which could lead to some major changes to the game.
As of now, that is unconfirmed but if EA drops anything about it, we’ll be sure to update this article with more.
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