EA hoping to revive ‘round 40%’ of affected recordsdata

Digital Arts has addressed a serious information storage glitch that has precipitated untold harm to the save information of many Madden 23 gamers. The glitch — which struck EA servers between Wednesday, December 28 and Thursday, December 29 — has corrupted the Franchise save recordsdata of many customers, basically deleting their customized leagues fully.

“Sadly, for those who logged into franchise leagues throughout this time, your information was affected due to a knowledge storage subject that resulted in franchise recordsdata being corrupted,” mentioned EA in a press release. “We all know how necessary your franchises are to you, and we’re actively engaged on a repair to revive some recordsdata through a backup as quickly as potential.”

Nonetheless, EA famous that, sadly, most of the affected save recordsdata had been past restore, and that, of all corrupted information, solely round 40% of customers would discover their Franchise information salvageable. Thus, it’s merely a nerve-rattling case of “fingers crossed” for all these affected, as they wait to see whether or not their customized leagues — that they’ve little doubt poured many, many hours into curating — have been completely wiped.

Extra data is anticipated from the EA tech staff subsequent week, and customers are requested to maintain a detailed watch on the official Madden 23 Twitter. Wishing you luck if this issues you.