FIFA 23's first title update aims to resolve problems of PC players

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It has been almost a week since FIFA 23 was released on early access for EA Play subscribers and fans who purchased its Ultimate Edition. Notably, EA has finally addressed the issues that plague the PC community.

With cross-play being introduced in FIFA 23, EA Sports took extensive measures to ensure fair-play in online gameplay. However, the anti-cheat put in place has caused numerous issues. While the anti-cheat failed to perform its intended purpose as hackers are still rampant on the platform, the software has had a detrimental effect instead, preventing some from accessing the game altogether.

EA Sports recently tweeted patch notes for the first title update of FIFA 23. Since the patch notes are focused on fixing the issues that have prevented fans from accessing the game on PC, this could potentially be the first exclusive FIFA title update for PC.

Over the past few days, social media has been replete with disgruntled fans expressing their dissatisfaction with EA's anti-cheat system. While EA's support staff has been working tirelessly to provide solutions, the glitches and bugs have persisted. However, fans will be hoping that the latest title update will provide a viable solution to their woes.

Addressed the following error messages seen by players when attempting to launch the title:

Improved a stability issue that could occur when a device with force feedback is plugged into the PC while playing the title.

These patch notes offer a glimmer of hope to fans who have struggled to enjoy the game due to the various issues with EA's anti-cheat system. While anti-cheat is a necessary measure to ensure that gamers have a fair and balanced online gameplay experience, being unable to access the game entirely is the worst-case