Fans of the mod Professional Clubs they were not happy to learn that 23 they won’t be able to play in cross play, unlike in other modes like FUT. Yesterday Electronic Arts announced that crossplay is only available for 1v1 modes, while Pro Clubs requires the presence of twenty-two human players, one for each component of the two teams on the field.
This is technically understandable given the high player count, but still, there’s no doubt that Pro Clubs is the mode that will benefit the most from crossplay.
Anyway, gathering the dissatisfaction of the fans, the VFL site, dedicated to the Pro Clubs mod, decided to write. electronic artssending a calm and sensible message asking the publisher why the Pro Clubs mod was removed from crossplay.
Then it is asked why this method has been discriminated against for the tenth time compared to the others: “This choice confirms to me that either you don’t care about Pro Clubs or you’re so disconnected from reality and don’t understand what players want.“
“For years, we’ve been watching FUT get all the attention in the background. We understand that because it saves you a lot of money. Nobody is stupid. But now, at a time when people want to connect with others, the mod will be revamped from a cross-play perspective, we want answers.“
It’s hard to say why EA didn’t add crossplay to the Pro Clubs mode. The message actually provides part of the answer and speaks of greater attention to the matter. FUT, the real goose that lays the golden eggs of the series. In addition, since it is an annual series and development times are very short, it is normal for innovations to reach the most popular mods first.
Regardless, we hope EA will respond to the Pro Clubs community and clarify the matter, if only to boost their morale.
Source: Multiplayer
