According to EA, a pair of commemoration that leads to “toxic behaviors” online would not be returning in FIFA 21 on the launch date (October 9) of the game.
“A-OK” and “Sush”
This news comes in respect of Eurogamer. According to the EA, FIFA 21 will not consist of “A-OK” and “Sush” celebrations from the last games. The former game resembles the white supremacists while the latter one is used very commonly by the players online who waste their time on scores. Also, last month, a similar kind of expression got removed from Call of Duty: Warzone and Call of Duty: Modern Warfare.
Gameplay’s producer Sam Rivera On FIFA 21
The producer of the Gameplay, Sam Rivera spoke at an event held in July. He said, “We were told by the community that there are toxic behaviors in the game and we wanted to make sure we removed them. So we removed some of the celebrations that people thought were not the best idea to have in the game.”
What’s new in FIFA 21?
Also, FIFA 21 will apply some latest time-saving plans so as to debarred players from cheating in these online matches. For example, putting a limit in the sequences like penalty kicks and corner kicks. Also, a few cinematics that includes the team going back to the side pitch after a goal. It will either be totally removed from the scene or it will be reduced so as to make the online experience much smoother.
