EA Sports Hotfixes FC Mobile Malen Glitch as Players Await Compensation and Shard Clawbacks

The EA FC Mobile community is in doubt after a widespread FC Mobile Malen glitch shook the players divided and uncertain. Online reports suggest that a bug involving League Rewards, League Gems and Gemstones has caused a massive disruption in the economy among the players.

While the problem is now sorted, the community is seeking answers and FC Mobile Malen glitch compensation is also expected. Here is everything we know about how the glitch went down and the potential penalties or fix for accounts that took advantage of it.

How the FC Mobile Malen Glitch Worked

The FC Mobile Malen glitch involved heavy use of quick trading of the card. After getting released in the FC Mobile Star Signings section, purchasing and exchanging Malen would need a handful of resources. However, due to EA’s backend glitch:

• The Infinite Shard Loop: Players could acquire FC Mobile Malen in just 500 shards.
• Instant Profit: Players who bought the Malen card at the glitch price reportedly sold the card for around 1500 shards, making an instant 1000 shards profit.
• Token Farm: Some players repeated this process numerous times, making an overflow with the FC Mobile Malen glitch.

EA has recognised the severe risk and repaired the FC Mobile Malen bug by patching the exchange. The item trade is disabled and reset to its intended price. However, shutting down the cause has not justified the other half of the problem.

The community on social media has fiercely asked for FC Mobile Malen glitch compensation, asking the developers for accountability and resolution.

Should Shards and Tokens be Nullified?

All eyes are now on EA to see how they handle the situation. The community has suggested several ways to compensate, as nullifying all the shards and tokens earned from the glitch has come up as the most practical one. However, there is no instance from the past where EA has taken this step in the aftermath of FC Mobile’s glitches.

EA has had some instances where they deduct the currency directly from accounts, and FC Draft Tokens are also distributed. The illegitimately generated shards could also be wiped out, and any high-OVR player earned from the currency can also be removed as a penalty for the beneficiary.

Fans have raised questions as heavy compensations have been asked. While there is no official statement from EA yet, it is safe to assume the matter is under investigation. Keep an eye on our Gaming tab in case of any updates on the FC Mobile Malen glitch and other news from the industry!