EA Refuses to Restore Popular College Football 27 Dynasty Features Despite Player Backlash
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EA Refuses to Restore Popular College Football 27 Dynasty Features Despite Player Backlash
EA has confirmed that popular Dynasty XP and Road to Glory sliders won’t return to College Football 27, sparking fresh backlash from players.
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EA has sparked new backlash from College Football 27 players after refusing to restore popular single-player features. Although EA recently removed CFB 27’s controversial microtransactions, many players are once again calling for a boycott of the sports title.
EA Confirms Dynasty XP and Road to Glory Sliders Won’t Return
Last week, it seemed that all controversy surrounding College Football 27 had come to an end. After a player boycott went viral online, EA relented and removed all CFB 27 microtransactions from its Dynasty and Road to Glory modes. However, EA has now sparked another controversy after announcing that it will not restore popular single-player features from previous entries in the franchise.
This latest backlash kicked off after EA posted their “Campus Huddle” update on July 14 outlining changes it was making........
