That hasn't stopped FIFA fans from being disappointed and frustrated with the situation, however. Demands for cross-play to be enabled for FC 25 Pro Clubs are being shared across the internet, with FIFA YouTuber JCC rallying players to the cause. JCC and other prominent names in the FC 25 Coins community are accusing EA of prioritizing FIFA Ultimate Team over core experiences like Pro Clubs.
To EA's credit, it has issued a response to growing frustrations within the FIFA community, saying that it sees the feedback. Electronic Arts then points to its FIFA Twitter account for FC 25 Ultimate Teamure updates regarding its plans for upcoming games. It's not a commitment, by any means, but it's as close as the game publisher will get to saying that something is being worked on.
FC 25 is all but certain not to feature cross-play for Pro Clubs at launch, or for the duration of the game's availability. Perhaps Pro Club cross-play will end up being tested on FC 25 like how basic cross-play functionality was for FC 25. It's more likely that the feature is further off, coming with EA Sports FC's release in 2023 or beyond. It's also entirely possible that FIFA fans are right, and that EA's priorities lie in FC 25 Ultimate Team. It's up to EA to prove that criticism wrong.
Gaming and athleticism may not seem like they go hand in hand, but sports games have existed in the medium for decades. Millions upon millions of fans who play the likes of FIFA, Madden, NBA, or WWE show that sports games are not going away any time soon. Speaking of FIFA, the world's most popular soccer title is due to have its next installment released in a couple of months. The hardware specs for the PC version have recently been revealed, and it looks as though they won't break the bank.
As reported by a number of sources, buy FIFA 25 Coins will seemingly not require the most high-end gaming system the world has ever seen in order to run well. Officially, players will need at least an Intel Core i5 6600k or AMD Ryzen 5 to meet the minimum CPU spec. The game should also run well on just an Nvidia GTX 1050 or AMD Radeon RX 570. Even meeting the recommended requirements won't be too painful. At the most, an i7 6700 or Ryzen 7 2700X will suffice, as will a GTX 1660 or RX 5600 XT graphics card, and either 8 GB or 12 GB of RAM will also be a requirement. Overall, EA Sports' next soccer game should be suitable for most mid-range PCs.
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