I doubt there is. You probably should try to contact their support or at least try on one of their game hubs.

引用自 Bullet_ak_47：

Is anyone from ea company in here to help , I dont receive verification code on my email to play the games

EA support doesn't work off steam forums. Heck, Steam support doesn't even do that.

Yeah I contact ea support but I dont think they even look at it , I can play without join ea the game it takes two but I can't open need for speed

But I think that steam should try to make ea games play without ea app

引用自 Bullet_ak_47：

But I think that steam should try to make ea games play without ea app

EA games are made by EA, not by Steam. Steam can't do anything about it.

Why would EA support be on totally different website that has nothing to do with them and isn't owned by them?

引用自 Bullet_ak_47：

But I think that steam should try to make ea games play without ea app

I think you've made some bad assumptions about how Valve operates if you think that.

1. Valve is pro developer, and is not going to interfere with another developers products.
   
2. Steam isn't some trojan horse to boss developers around or control their projects.
   
3. Valve is 100% agreeable that other developers and publishers can have their own launchers and stores, and that those developers can make those launchers/accounts required.

引用自 Bullet_ak_47：

But I think that steam should try to make ea games play without ea app

Steam is a game distributor, it cannot force other companies do get rid of launchers.
The only way Steam can do that if government will make laws that prohibit use of launchers. Then Steam would be forced to abide the laws of country where it distributes game.

My friend , I understand very well all the situation, but the problem started when steam create an ea account without my permission so I can play a game , I had an ea account but at that period ea and steam didn't had good terms , and now I have 2 ea accounts and the one that is linked with steam doesn't send me email for confirmation , I have access on both ea accounts but shows that none is linked to steam !!! Support here works but on ea not , now I have a problem that I shouldn't had !!! Anyway consider the discussion close no need for further talks !! Thanks all

im basically having the same problem when i launch battlefield 6 it says hey we sent a verification code.. i login to my email no code... i hit resend it says too many validation attempts.. i hit back log into my ea and it sends a code i try the code and it says your account is already linked... the email it says it is linked to is the one same as the one it tried earlier but wouldnt send a code... i sign into that ea account it says no accounts linked i try to link it to steam and it says an account is already linked to your steam. i have gone through ea support and it tells me we cant find that please check with steam and have them tell you which email or ea account your steam is tied to... steam has not replied to my ticket so im stuck and out 100 bucks.

引用自 Bullet_ak_47：

My friend , I understand very well all the situation, but the problem started when steam create an ea account without my permission so I can play a game , I had an ea account but at that period ea and steam didn't had good terms , and now I have 2 ea accounts and the one that is linked with steam doesn't send me email for confirmation , I have access on both ea accounts but shows that none is linked to steam !!! Support here works but on ea not , now I have a problem that I shouldn't had !!! Anyway consider the discussion close no need for further talks !! Thanks all

Steam doesn't create EA accounts. Booting an EA game, on Steam, and then having an EA account created and linked is an EA thing, not a Steam thing.
3rd party accounts are connected from their end, not Steams. You cannot unlink such an account from Steams end, since there is nothing to unlink for them.

It's not a Steam issue you are running into, it's an EA issue. And you have to go to EA to solve that.

引用自 Hi Im Swat：

Why would EA support be on totally different website that has nothing to do with them and isn't owned by them?

This is called "customer support" (especially where the company's own products are also sold), but for many providers, this is unfamiliar territory. According to your argument, they also sell on a “totally different website” that has nothing to do with their own presence. What would be the conclusion from that?