EA hoping to restore ‘around 40%’ of affected files
Electronic Arts has addressed a major data storage glitch that has caused untold damage to the save data of many Madden 23 players. Th🐭e glitch — which struck EA servers between Wednesday, December 28 and Thursday, December 29 — has corrupted the Franchise save files of many users, essentially deleꦬting their custom leagues entirely.
“Unfortunately, if you logged into franchise leagues during this time, your data was affected due to a data storage issue that resulted in franchise files being corrupted,” “We know how important your franchises are to you, and we are actively working on a fix to restore some files via a backup as soon as possible.”
However, EA noted that, unfortunately, many of the affected save files were beyond repair, and that, of all corrupted data, only around 40% of users would find their Franchise data salvageable. Thus, it is simply a nerve-rattling case of “fingers crossed” for all those affected, as they wait to see whether their custom leagues — that they have no doubt poured many, many hours into curating — have been permanently wiped.
More information is expected from the EA tech team next week, and users are asked to keep a close watch on the . Wishing you luck i💃f this concerns you.
Published: Jan 5, 2023 01:00 pm