EA Sports' David Rutter har funderet over fremtiden for FIFA-serien, og mener at den vil få endnu flere sociale tiltag i næste udgave.
I et nyligt interview med WhatCulture forklarer Rutter, at der vil være stadig større fokus på, hvordan ens venner spiller, hvordan man er placeret i forhold til resten af spiller-communitiet og at der ganske sikkert vil være en App, til at hjælpe dig med at følge slagets gang.
"For someone with a connected console you're completely connected with the EA SPORTS Football Club component of the game now. Everything you do in the game counts towards your level, you can see what your mates have been up to. We're delivering data updates on professional players and injecting challenges from real matches. You can download an App to keep track of your EASFC stuff, and manage your Ultimate Team too from the bus or workplace.. It'll get even more like this in the next few years."
Han påpeger dog også, at mange spillere nyder at spille alene, og karrieredelen vil derfor fortsat være en stor del af FIFA 14.
"There are a ton of people who still enjoy single player experiences. Career mode in particular remains a massive mode in FIFA and remains a big focus for us. I think this is because it's an excellent experience, and also because it's sometimes a major hassle hooking up with your mates online to play head to head or the people online are quitting/cheating/beating you up. We're working on that too!"