Madden 20 online franchise alliance server offline

EA has disabled Madden 20's online franchise alliance server until further notice. The next status update will be released on Tuesday. For those who keep track of it, Madden 20's online franchise model has been somewhat confusing. The server update prepared for Title Update 9 earlier this week exposed the issue of franchise data. Those interested in this detail can read it in last week's EA forum post, but In a simple overview, it eventually led to a bigger problem that prevented some users from connecting to their online league. This news is brought to you by Madden 20 Coins Outstanding Supplier GameMS.

In the past week or so, EA has been working hard to solve these problems, but to no avail. Today, EA has taken more stringent measures to ban all online franchise alliances until further notice. EA explained in a post today that the server-side fix for the initial problem caused the Franchise server to be locked. To prevent it from spreading to all Madden servers (which affects all game modes), they turned off Online Franchise and took the server offline.

I have never recalled this situation in all these years as a Madden player. The Madden series has always had quite a few bugs and errors - Madden 20 is full of faults - but this may be the first time I saw the entire game being disabled. I think part of it is a change to online games, but this is unforgivable. Worse, the franchise model has been ignored for many years when EA is focused on the Ultimate Team, but this is undoubtedly the lowest point in the Madden series. It can be said that the player is not very satisfied with this news. GameMS will continue to bring you the latest news, you can browse our website to see more information about Madden 20, and Buy Madden Coins at a discounted price.

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