In recent weeks, to inform the community, we have reported the existence of a glitch ( No Loss Glitch ) to play more than 30 games in the FUT Champions Weekend League of the FIFA 20 Ultimate Team mode.
Electronic Arts seems to have finally moved from its sleep and has begun to take the matter seriously. In the last hours on social media many testimonies of gamers have appeared who received a 999-day ban for violating the rules of conduct imposed by the Canadian software house.
EA Sports also release an official release which report at bottom of news. Continue to follow us we will not fail to update you on the matter.
We report one of the many testimonials shared on Twitter.
Press Release Electronic Arts
At EA, we believe in the power of positive play. Being part of a gaming community should be positive, fun, fair, and safe for all. Like with most communities, we have positive play guidelines to help make sure our games and services are an enjoyable experience for all players. Whether you’re new to gaming or have been an active player for years, we need your help to make this a community we all want to be part of.
Help us help you:
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- Treat others as they would like to be treated – Don’t engage or promote harmful behavior including attacks on race, sexual orientation, religion, heritage, country of origin, etc. or unwelcome sexual advances and messages.
- Keep Things Fair – No cheating or giving yourself an unfair advantage
- Share Clean Content – Create and share stuff that’s appropriate
- Follow Local Laws – Keep it legal in our games and services, just as you would wherever you are IRL
EA is committed to building healthy communities. We’re not here to drop the ban hammer, unless we absolutely need to. We will take action to protect our players against harmful behaviors, cheating, harmful content, and illegal activities. When you sign up for an EA account and/or use an EA Service, you agree to the rules in our User Agreement by checking the “I Agree” box. You can review the full list of rules in Section 6 of our User Agreement.
Treat others as they would like to be treated
Harmful behavior toward others is never acceptable. We want everyone to have a good time, so we will not tolerate bad actors and will suspend or ban players who negatively disrupt or engage in harmful behavior.
Do:
✔ Have an open mind and be respectful of other players.
✔ Use EA franchise channels to ask questions and provide useful feedback.
✔ Use reporting tools in-game or EA Help when you feel unsafe or need to report toxic behavior.
Don’t:
✖ Be a jerk.
- Don’t harass, threaten, bully, spam or do anything else to another
player or EA employee that is unwanted. For example, this could mean:
- Making targeted attacks or engaging in hate speech around race, sexual orientation, religion, heritage, country of origin, etc.
- Engaging in any form of sexual harassment or unwelcome sexual advances.
- Sending repeated unwanted messages or harassing other members of the EA community, including EA employees, in-game on other online platforms; creating a new account solely to continue harassment.
- Invading another person’s privacy or attempting to identify EA users in the real world, picking fights, griefing, threatening violence or self-destructive behavior.
- Harassing EA community managers when not satisfied with a resolution.
✖ Pretend to be someone you’re not.
- That means impersonating other players, community members, celebrities, EA employees and anyone else with the purpose to deceive or defraud. This also includes saying your uncle works at EA and can ban other players; no one’s buying it.
✖ Abuse reporting tools.
- While we always welcome feedback, don’t abuse in-game support or complaint buttons by making false reports to EA staff. You can find more info on how to use reporting tools at EA Help.
Keep Things Fair
Play games the way that they were meant to be played. It’s simple, nobody wants to play with a cheater; just don’t do it.
Do:
✔ Understand and play within the rules of the game. Information on game rules can be found on EA Help.
✔ Understand that fair competition is in everyone’s best interest.
Don’t:
✖ Use exploits, cheats, undocumented features, design errors, bugs or problems to get a leg up on others.
- This includes using unsupported mods, unauthorized hardware or accessories, or specialized software to gain an unfair advantage, such as “aimbots” or “triggerbots,” intentionally “boosting” or “teamkilling,” or using exploits to gain in-game items. Seriously, cheaters never prosper.
- If you find an exploit or bug, you can let us know by reporting it.
✖ Disturb the peace or make it harder for someone else to play the game.
- This includes:
- Preventing the normal flow of gameplay, including using software or programs that damage, interferes with an EA Service or another’s computer or property, such as denial of service attacks, spamming, or hacking.
- Spamming the chat or abusing formatting options in chat, such as all caps, extra-large fonts, or repeated symbols or characters.
- In-game actions, such as blocking access to an item or access point that is affecting gameplay for other players.
✖ Promote or be involved in in-game currency buying / selling / farming.
- This means using bots, going through a third-party, or using other unauthorized methods to gain in-game currency. This also includes buying / selling / trading in-game currency for real-world money. Learn the rules.
✖ Offer to sell, buy, trade, or transfer your EA Account.
- This includes giving someone else access to your EA Account, attempting to sell or selling your username and/or account, logging into another players’ account to level up their character or complete a level/mission, or giving game lessons in exchange for compensation. You can’t share EA Accounts with anyone.
Share Clean Content
Uploading offensive and illicit content, adding corrupt files, sending spam, or anything along those lines ruins the experience for everyone. Use good judgment and share cool stuff that’s appropriate for everyone.
Do:
✔ Think twice about the content that you’re sharing and ask yourself if it might be offensive to others.
✔ Show respect for other players’ content.
Don’t:
✖ Post or distribute lewd, pirated, and/or harmful content.
- For example, content that can be seen as abusive, hateful, harassing, profane, defamatory, threatening, hateful, obscene, sexually explicit, infringing, privacy-invasive, vulgar, offensive, indecent or unlawful. Share what makes you laugh, not cringe.
- Also content such as computer viruses, worms, Trojan horses, cancelbots, spyware, corrupted files, time bombs, or other malicious programs.
✖ Excessively curse or swear.
- Or try to get away with it by using symbols in place of letters, too. We all k*** what you’re trying to s**.
Follow Local Laws
Everyone should follow local laws, whether that is in-game or IRL on other non-EA platforms. To make things safe for everyone, keep things legal and report any illegal behavior, especially if it has the potential to endanger others.
Do:
✔ Respect local laws and avoid illegal or dangerous activities.
✔ Get in touch with a Community Manager or report it if you see someone engaging in or promoting lawbreaking.
Don’t:
✖ Promote or do anything illegal.
- Don’t participate in or encourage illegal or dangerous activities like:
- Gambling, drug use, identity theft or fraud, phishing, “swatting,” doxxing, stalking, blackmail, extortion, or making personal or terrorist threats.
- Soliciting minors for sexual imagery or favors, sending minors unwanted sexual advances, sexually explicit photos, emails, or text messages, or harassment or violence targeted at a minor.
FIFA 20 is available from September 27, 2019 on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PC, Nintendo Switch. Keep on following us also through our social Facebook and Twitter for other news and information.
