FIFA 18: EA Sports tell us why they put Joe Hart in the England squad on the World Cup mode
EA Sports has vowed to update all the squads in the World Cup mode, after a barrage of complaints from FIFA fans shortly after launch.
It didn’t take long for gamers to spot that most squads in the free World Cup update were out of date – and they soon voiced their frustration at the EA Sports Twitter handle.
Just downloaded the 2018 FIFA World Cup video game expansion on FIFA 18 and it’s so up-to-date for Argentina that they only have 15 players out of 40 total that are ACTUALLY going to the World Cup and some who weren’t even in the preliminary squad 
— Roberto Rojas (@RobertoRojas97) May 29, 2018
Argentina only has 15 correct players in the update, while – amazingly, England’s squad includes the likes of Joe Hart and Jack Wilshere who didn’t even make Gareth Southgate’s stand-by list.
However, speaking to Dream Team, Andrei Lazarescu – the senior producer on the World Cup Update – has vowed to put things right.
It is still debated whether Joe Hart should be England’s No1News Group Newspapers Ltd
“All the squads we have in the game now are based on the qualifiers” he said.
“These will still change before June 14th and we will provide a regular roster update throughout the tournament.”
Joe Hart is nowhere near the plane to RussiaGetty
He added: “In Ultimate team, every item is Live item. They will all seem better than what you’ve been used in the core version.”
Available as a free download, the FIFA 18 World Cup expansion features all teams in the tournament, as well as all the stadiums.
So, we couldn’t resist seeing how well England would do. See how they got on here
As well as a solo mode, which lets you take a team from the group stage to the final in Moscow, you’re also able to create your own Custom Tournament draw.
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A revised Ultimate Team mode will let you build your dream World Cup team as well as see the introduction of World Cup Icons.
All 12 stadiums from Russia are included in the update – as well as pitch environments, advertisements, dressings, national team banners and high-resolution crowds.
The Luzhniki stadium is just one of the arenas that will arrive in the free update
To ensure the most realistic experience possible, the official World Cup graphic and broadcast package has also been replicated in-game, while Frostbite-driven cinematic scenes keep you immersed long after the final whistle.
Antoine Griezmann in action for France
Elsewhere, a new chemistry system provides different ways to link your favourite international players.
Instead of clubs and leagues, nationalities and confederations will be key chemistry components to consider when building and organising your squad.
All squads from every qualifying nation will be up-to-date with refreshed ratings, while dynamic World Cup Items will be released to match real-world performance.
Solo mode can see you take a team through to the final
Finally, for every Standard or Premium pack you purchase in World Cup Ultimate Team, you will receive equivalent pack value in FUT.
Phew, that’s a lot of content!
Dream Team World Cup has landed!The greatest show on Earth just got that bit more exciting.
That’s because the Dream Team World Cup game is coming ahead of this summer’s tournament.
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The game officially launches on June 1 – but you can pre-register for the game now.
If you’re an existing Dream Team customer the World Cup game now appears in the app or you can enter here, but if you’re not follow these simple steps:
Download the Dream Team app Create an account Click on the World Cup banner below in the app and follow the pre-registration instructionsFrom Russia with a whole lot of love.
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