EA Sports, video game developer, is declaring that it prepares to close down the transfer market featured in FIFA 15. It’s stated that it makes the Ultimate Team mode game maintenance becoming more long, and it will affect all those wanting to play and will involve the deployment of a major change for it.

The official Twitter account of the series says that at 5 PM Greenwich Mean Time gamers will no longer be able to trade players and that one hour and a half after that the actual downtime for Ultimate Team will start, which is at the moment projected to run for 3 hours.

The developers are not offering any kind of information on the big change they are planning to make, and it seems that the community also has no idea about how the experience associated with the mode might be tweaked.

More information on both the maintenance and the coming modifications for Ultimate Team in FIFA 15 will be offered on the official social channels associated with EA Sports.

It would have been nice for the company to give the community the data it needs so that it can evaluate its impact while the maintenance is being performed.

A patch for FIFA 15 is also set to be deployed today on the PC, the Xbox One from Microsoft, the PlayStation 4 from Sony and last-gen consoles.
FIFA 15 has become a big ecosystem,FIFA 15 has been a very solid release for Electronic Arts and the developers working on it are continuing to deliver Team of the Week updates on Wednesdays, while also offering additional content to keep the fans engaged.

The fact that a new title update is being implemented is a surprise because the studio has long suggested that it is not planning to introduce a new one, as more resources are being shifted to the new entry in the series.

There are no information that FIFA 16 is already in the works has been offered so far. It’s to said that information will be released in May and a further look about changes that a new plan about EA Sport will be put out during the E3 2015 event in June.