EA Sports has pushed a new patch for College Football 25. The update comes days after the studio announced various plans for future updates to the game.
“[Tuesday] morning, we distributed a smaller title update which is designed to address some issues that have been affecting your gameplay experience,” the post on the game’s official forums reads.
While this first patch doesn’t address all of what EA Sports is working on, it does address a few small issues along with increasing server stability. The studio says that a larger title update is coming “in the near future”.
When that major update drops, it will receive a full Campus Huddle post from EA detailing the full scope of those updates. According to multiple sources, another update on the first major patch is expected to come over the next couple of weeks or so. The goal, they said, is to make sure nothing gets pushed that might cause other issues to arise to they are taking extra time to get things done.
You can check out the latest College Football 25 patch notes below.
College Football 25 Patch Notes
- Fixed Away team not being able to change offensive audibles in Online H2H
- Reduced frequency of Roughing the Kicker from AI players on Field Goals
- Fixed rare issue of the snap going behind the QB
- Stability and Server Improvements
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That roughing the kicker penalty frequency was ridiculas. I had to turn off the penalty to get through a game, it was so bad. It was insane, you’d stop the opposing team, and then when they punt the ball, BAM! Would even see the two guys pound the punter on the same play, so it’s not like you could quickly move the one player to avoid the punter.