EA Sports recently unveiled title update 15 for FIFA 23, and the patch details feature some general technical improvements as well as adjustments for the Career mode and the Women’s World Cup. Find out all you need to know down here!
What’s New in the FIFA 23 Update?
PC, PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X/S, and Xbox One, as well as Nintendo Switch, all support the latest update 15 for FIFA 23, which is now live.
The user interface for the Knockout Stage of the Women’s World Cup would occasionally display inaccurate results, and the headlines section would also occasionally display inaccurate information. The most current version includes fixes for both of these problems, so you don’t need to worry about them anymore. And there’s more.
Aside from that, certain stability improvements have been implemented in the Career Mode in relation to the storing of data, and various cosmetic enhancements, such as enhanced headgear, have been included for the in-game crowds. The following is a comprehensive summary of all of the patch notes included in Title Update 15 for FIFA 23:
FIFA 23 Women’s World Cup
1) The news section of Offline Tournaments may on occasion present erroneous information on occasion.
2) The UI for the Knockout Stage in offline tournaments could occasionally reflect the wrong outcome on occasion.
The FIFA 23 Career Mode has had the following bugs fixed:
1) Addressed certain problems with stability that could arise when saving progress.
Audio and visual improvements, as well as general bug fixes for:
1) Instances of inaccurate text have been updated.
2) Several star heads, crowd hair, and hats have been brought up to date.
3) Include a link that will lead you to the FIFA Women’s World Cup on the website’s primary navigation bar.
EA has also made other big changes, including going through a significant amount of internal reorganization and separating into two distinct divisions: EA Sports and EA Entertainment. This was carried out with the intention of creating a division inside the company between sports games like FIFA and Madden and non-sports games like Apex Legends and Need for Speed.
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