In other EA news, the publisher is also currently unsure whether it will be raising the prices of its next-gen games. During a recent earnings call, the company stated it was too early to tell and that it doesn’t “really want to weigh in on that yet.”

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The feature lets players keep track of how long they’ve spent playing the game, how many FC Points they’ve purchased, and even set time limitations for gameplay.

The developer explained through a blogpost that the feature will give players an “overview of the amount of time you’ve spent in FC 21 and lets you set limits on how you play”, and that they will be able to “choose how many matches you can jump into, the amount of FC Points you purchase and the number of FUT Packs opened with FUT Coins or purchased with FC Points.”

“The integration of both tracking and limits in FC Playtime is grounded in research that shows that having access to more information helps players feel comfortable with how they play,” EA Sports added. “When combined with smart prompts to guide choices, players were able to better find a comfortable balance in their gaming.”

A dedicated FC Playtime website has been set up, and breaks down how players can go about utilising the feature. Players will be able to access the feature through the Online Settings tile in the Customise tab on the main FC 21 menu.

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