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FC 25 Patch #5 Available Today - Patch Notes

EA Sports FC 25 patch #5 is available today on all platforms, except for the Nintendo Switch, which will receive the update soon. The update introduces a variety of gameplay fixes and enhancements, including more accurate crosses that better lead the ball ahead of receivers. Adjustments have been made to defensive and midfield positioning to prevent players from dropping too deep.

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Improvements have also been made to the accuracy of ground passes, lob passes, headers and free-kick passes. Goalkeepers now have improved decision-making, positioning and save logic, particularly for save attempts as the ball crosses the goal line, as well as short and long range shots. Check out the patch notes below.

Gameplay

  • Crosses can now result in the ball moderately landing further ahead of the receiver.
  • The defensive line could have dropped deeper than intended while the attacking team was controlling the ball in the defending team’s half.
  • Central and Defensive Midfielders could have dropped too deep when the attacking team entered the defensive team’s side of the pitch.
  • Sometimes, a ground pass could have incorrectly sent the ball behind the intended receiver.
  • Tackling inputs did not always register in locked-to-player modes.
  • In rare instances, goalkeepers could have jumped significantly higher than intended.
  • Improved goalkeeper decision making when attempting to make saves as the ball crosses the goal line.
  • Improved goalkeeper positioning when attempting to save short distance shots.
  • Goalkeepers could have sometimes not attempted to make a save against powerful long distance shots.
  • Headers were sometimes significantly less accurate than intended.
  • Ground passes performed during free kicks were not always directed towards the intended receiver.
  • In some instances, lob passes were less accurate than intended.
  • Improved ball physics in certain contested shooting and clearance scenarios.
  • Players could have lost the ball easier than intended while being contested during a Skill Move.
  • Improved referee logic when making advantage calls in Rush matches, penalty calls in Rush matches, and 11v11 contested offside situations.
  • In rare scenarios, an incorrect injury animation could have occurred in online matches.
  • Improved goalkeeper logic in Rush matches when attempting to clear the ball.
  • Sometimes, a lob pass could have occurred instead of a requested cross in Rush matches.
  • In rare cases, a buzzer beating goal originating from a corner kick in Rush did not count as part of the scoreline.
  • Requested Skill Moves were sometimes not performed when requested near the touch line.
  • Addressed instances of Player Switching not functioning as intended.
  • Improved substitution logic to better avoid unnecessary CPU AI substitutions early in matches.
  • Reduced instances of unnecessary suggested early game substitutions.

Ultimate Team

  • Some Evolution Progression Summary UI elements were misaligned.
  • Addressed some stability issues that could have occurred when using the Transfer Market through the SBC flow.

Clubs

  • Rush pre-match team sheets now display player Rank Points and Club Victory Points.
  • In some cases, it was slightly easier than intended to receive a high match rating in Rush matches.

Career Mode

  • Player agents were sometimes requesting a lower wage for their client when transferring to a user controlled club.

General, Audio, and Visual

  • Updated some player portraits, kits, stadium, celebrations, scenes, messages, button callouts, badges, gloves, balls, headbands, banners, flags, boots, tattoos, wardrobes, ad boards, hair, trophies, audio, and commentary.
  • Addressed instances of placeholder text and incorrect UI elements.
  • Addressed instances of various stability issues that could have occurred.

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