Krasi: PC Hackers Are Destroying FC 25 and EA Sports Is Ignoring It

Professional FIFA player Krasi, one of the most successful Bulgarian players in soccer video games, is calling out EA Sports for failing to address a massive hacking problem in FC 25 on PC. According to Krasi, FUT Champions has become unplayable due to cheaters using undetectable hacks to manipulate gameplay, slow down opponents, and even force disconnects to get free wins.

Krasi, who has competed at the highest level in FIFA tournaments—including reaching 5th place at the World Cyber Games (2008 & 2011) and winning the European FIFA 10 Championship (team mode)—has now shifted to playing FC 25 on PC. While he praises the responsiveness of gameplay on PC, he believes the hacking issue has completely ruined the experience.

According to Krasi, PC Cheaters Are Everywhere in FUT Champions

Krasi has been playing FC 25 on PC for four months, and every single FUT Champions weekend, he faces at least one hacker. These cheaters use game-breaking exploits that manipulate gameplay in real time, making it impossible to compete fairly.

The Hacks Ruining FC 25 on PC

Krasi claims that hackers can:

• Slow down opponents’ sprint speed to 80% instead of 100%.
• Force manual passing and shooting on their opponents.
• Limit shot power, making all shots turn into driven finishes.
• Make defenders unresponsive, allowing them to score with ease.
• Forcefully close the opponent’s game, causing an automatic loss.

According to Krasi, these cheats are completely undetectable, and EA Sports has done nothing to stop them.

Crossplay Is Completely Broken on PC

Another major issue is that crossplay is now unusable. Since PC hackers are running wild, most console players have disabled crossplay to avoid them.

EA introduced crossplay three years ago to improve matchmaking, but Krasi states that it has now become a failed feature because players can’t risk matching up with PC opponents due to the high probability of facing cheaters.

“EA’s Anti-Cheat System Is Completely Failing“

Krasi explains that EA’s anti-cheat system is useless, as hackers are still playing without consequences. He reported a known hacker three weeks ago, but the player is still actively competing in FUT Champions without being banned.

According to Krasi, EA only bans players who disconnect too many games, while actual hackers remain untouched.

You can see Krasi’s video on the hackers in FC 25 here.

Hacks Are Easy to Find, But EA Does Nothing

Krasi claims it took him less than 30 seconds to find websites selling FC 25 cheats. These hacks allow players to:

• Adjust acceleration, sprint speed, and shot power.
• Force defensive AI mistakes on opponents.
• Limit an opponent’s passing ability by activating manual controls.

Despite these cheats being publicly available, EA has never publicly addressed the issue.

Krasi’s Solutions to Fix FC 25 on PC

According to Krasi, EA can fix the hacking issue by making a few simple changes:

1. Introduce a Game Reporting System

Players should be able to report suspicious FUT Champions matches, and EA should review the game and reverse unfair losses caused by cheaters.

2. Improve EA Anti-Cheat With Weekly Updates

EA needs to update its anti-cheat system weekly to prevent hacks from spreading.

3. Issue Regular PC Security Updates

Krasi suggests that EA release weekly security updates to block new hacks as they appear.

4. Separate PC Players from Console Players in Crossplay

Krasi believes that EA should allow PC players to only match against other PC players, preventing hackers from ruining console players’ experiences.

According to Krasi, EA Has Already Abandoned FC 25

Krasi highlights a concerning fact: EA Sports has already stopped making major updates for FC 25.

In their last big patch, EA stated that no further changes to gameplay balance will be made. This means that hacking issues will likely remain until FC 26, leaving PC players to suffer for the rest of the game’s lifecycle.

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