An interesting problem has occurred in FIFA Ultimate Team. In the game, there is an equation that will allow the members of a team to work better, and in effect play better, the more they play with other members of a team. This is because they would be “familiar” with one another, not unlike an actual team.
However, gamers are posting on Reddit that this isn’t happening like it should. They’re even dubbing it “Chemistry Inconsistency”, and are wondering why this is occurring. EA has heard about this, and sent a statement to Games Radar assuring fans that they will work to put a stop to the inconsistency:
“Thanks to the FUT community for raising awareness of a potential fitness and chemistry inconsistency in some FUT items. After hearing this, our teams were in over the weekend and continue to thoroughly investigate the information.
“We will keep you informed with updates from the investigation. Our commitment to a fun, fair and secure experience in FIFA is ongoing, and as a community your feedback helps us achieve that goal. A special thanks for your continuous efforts across all channels.”
How quickly a possible patch will come is unsure at this time, but when EA sends word of its potential arrival, we will let you know!
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