@l_Castelli_l wrote:
So I believe that there has been a lot of miscommunication between what was intended to happen after the update and actual bugs happening.
From what I understand, when levels were adjusted people's skill points were also adjusted, which is why a lot of us have negative skill points. For instance, let's say that before the update I was level 15 with 40 skill points. After the update I was leveled down to level 10 and lost 10 skill points, this is because at level 10, players should only have 30 skill points, and so once I re-level to 15 and reach 40 skill points, I will break even to 0 skill points and once I reach level 16 I will start earning skill points again. Is this correct? Is this what was intended to happen? If so, then there is no bug or glitch or anything. It's just that this was not announced anywhere in any patch notes or announcements (that most of us were aware of).
What you guys, EA, should realize is that what people are saying here is that your change made it so you need around 800 games to reach max level, which averages around 266 hours of gameplay, and that's excluding time spent in lobbies searching for matches etc. and assuming you win at least 1,000 xp every game. All in all, probably around 300 or more hours total. That is absolutely ridiculous, and that's what people are saying here.
To summarize:
1. People don't know if the game is working as intended or not because this change was not announced in any patch notes, I believe it was only a prompt message that showed up to *some* people when starting up the game after the update. You need to further clarify what was changed and what we can expect with the change and if demoting everyone and adjusting their skill points was part of the plan.
2. If indeed the game is working as intended and everyone was supposed to lose 7-10 levels and therefore lose the skill points that came with their level, that was honestly the wrong move and a horrible idea. That's what people are complaining about. We do not want to play 800 games and spend 300 hours to get our pro to a competitive level, most of us simply do not have that kind of time.
3. Your customers who spent $100+ on the ultimate edition just had their early access grind deleted because of this update, that's why everyone is upset. Now we all have to play upwards of 100-150 games only to break even on our skill points so we can start earning them again. Around 150 games with no progression, no incentive, no increasing the overall of our pro, no fun. Why? Because we had already done this, and now we have been set back, only to do it all over again but this time without earning anything.
I understand it's tough to read through these comments to identify the real issue when half the people here have the intelligence of a peanut. Hopefully this will shed some light into the real issue. What we are all asking for is to revert the required XP it takes to level up as it used to be before the update OR make us earn more than 800-1,000 XP per game or literally any other change that doesn't require us to grind Pro Clubs like it's an MMORPG. The amount of XP required to reach level 25 is currently insanely high and we want this to change.
That is what we are asking.
AHAHAHAH I WAS RIGHT
They just don't give a f*** and made it so you need 600-800 games to max out your puny 65 skill points.
Guys, there won't be a fix because there is no bug.
EA with the huge middle finger to every pro clubs player who bought the ultimate edition to grind early. All for nothing. Literally.
I hope someone in the pro clubs team had the balls to admit this was a huge mistake and a horrible decision. But probably not. Better get used to it.
