We have identified over 30K active accounts

While it’s a nice sentiment, it’s extremely unlikely that the FC community are going to FC 24 Coins abide by these rules, especially considering the communities general distaste for the developer behind the football mega-hit.

In FC 22, thanks to the new-look FUT Champs game mode, the community has seemingly come to a collective agreement to quit games, if they themselves have nothing else to play for, in return giving their opponents a 20free win21 which could see them reach a higher rank.

Interestingly, this is technically against EA terms of service, but it unlikely that it will ever be enforced. What has been enforced, however, was EA recent decision to ban over 30,000 accounts for exploiting a glitch that allowed players to circumvent receiving a loss on their account.

We have identified over 30K active accounts that exploited this issue consistently and have suspended them from FC 22 online for 7 days, preventing them from participating in this week’s FUT Champions Finals.Elsewhere, veteran TV presenter Sir. Trevor McDonald will take the reins as the new GamesMaster when the show returns. He takes over Sir. Patrick Moore who had held the role from 1992 until 1998.

EA Sports has issued over 30,000 FC 22 players with a seven-day ban following a widespread glitch in FC Ultimate Team.

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The “no loss glitch” appeared in FUT games last week, allowing FC 22 players to exit games without a loss – meaning they could ditch potential losses before the game was finished.

This allowed many players to buy FCUT 24 Coins hit a 20-0 record in FUT Championships simply by backing out of games they would probably have lost.