College football is back in the video game universe after over a decade of dormancy, but its return hasn’t been the smoothest. EA Sports College Football 25 became available to the public on Monday, July 15 at 4 p.m. ET for gamers who pre-ordered either the deluxe or MVP bundle. The purchase gave fans early access to the game that otherwise hits the digital stores on Friday, July 19.Best porn XXX. With the game’s early-access launch, gamers have already encountered a major issue regarding one of the most anticipated game modes: dynasty mode. The game is posting an error message reading “lorem ipsum” when players attempt to access dynasty mode. What is “lorem ipsum” and how can players resolve the issue. The Sporting News breaks down the issue EA Sports College Football 25 players are facing. MORE: How to play EA Sports College Football 25 early? EA Sports College Football 25 is currently dealing with an issue that is preventing players from accessing dynasty mode. When attempting to load into the game mode, players are confronted with an error message that reads “lorem ipsum.” It prevents the gamers from accessing dynasty mode, which is what many people were looking forward to. Pretty good first impression. Glad I can play Dynasty :)EA Sports, Lorem Ipsum pic.twitter.com/q2Qz5zxwlB Uhhh guys which Lorem Ipsum should I pick pic.twitter.com/6jvaeSSxuz Along with the error message, players can see a cloud with a slash through it, indicating there is a problem with the game’s online cloud or servers. MORE: Who are the highest-rated players in EA Sports College Football 25? “Lorem ipsum” is the error message that players are getting when attempting to access dynasty mode in EA Sports College Football 25.  The phrase, derived from Latin, has no intelligible meaning but typically serves place-holder text. In this case, it indicates that a game is either still in development or there’s an issue with the servers. MORE: How many 99 overall players are in EA Sports College Football 25? Because the game officially released for early access users, it’s safe to assume it’s the servers that are having issues. The slashed cloud also supports this theory. Furthermore, the game has been dealing with server issues in general throughout its early-access launch day. An overload of players using the game’s servers caused issues, and EA is dealing with that, as well. EA has reportedly used “lorem ipsum” before on other games, according to Dot Esports, so this isn’t something to draw major concerns. There isn’t a timeline for when EA Sports College Football 25 will have its dynasty mode errors resolved, and EA Sports has not commented on the situation yet. It’s also unknown whether the influx of players caused this. The game officially launches on Friday, July 19, so EA Sports will likely have a solution before then. In the meantime, some users on X, formerly Twitter, have tried finding homemade solutions to the problem. If you can’t get on ncaa 25 dynasty mode. Set ur console to offline, then run dynasty app, then select offline dynasty. Then u can turn on console internet #ncaa25 Lorem ipsum If you’re having issues playing offline Dynasty mode getting the“Lorem Ipsum error”1. Go to your game system settings and disconnect from the internet2. Then start the game back up and it should let you start and offline Dynasty ✅#CFB25 It’s not guaranteed that these methods will work, but people are trying everything to get their hands on dynasty mode. Brendan O’Sullivan is an editorial intern for Sporting News.