Although Cummings mentioned that the issue was very hard because not everyone on their team was able to detect it, he recommended that players should save and reboot their game after they've started a game if players like playing multiple matches at a time, or save and exit a game to start a new one. Cummings mentioned that players that have only played "one game at a time (or even one Franchise training session at a time), and saving/rebooting afterwards, have had zero crashes." Cummings also mentioned at the end of his post that the patch should take less than three weeks to be released to the public, assuming all things go well.
While we here at IGN haven't experienced the freeze bug ourselves after dozens of games, we also put in a call to Tiburon to see if there was an update on the ETA of the patch. As we published this piece, we hadn't received a comment on the situation.
