FIFA 23：Ultimate Team has received the most attention

Posted by wang on December 15th, 2022

The good news is that it appears EA listened to my cries for an improved FUT 23 Coins Volta Arcade, so I fully credit the fact that it's now been upgraded to an even more intense battle royale game of silly minigames and obstacle courses that are reminiscent of the best elements of Fall Guys. Still, I think it's unfair to only have it available during weekends, though.

Quelle surprise, Ultimate Team has received the most attention, and the team training mode I've long wanted to see has come in the form of FUT Moments. Moments gives you bite-sized portions of FIFA games with a variety of enjoyable challenges that will test your body and figure out how different cards interact.

It's early doors but there's plenty of potential to document the careers of players and recreate a storied moment in football's history using this game mode. The current edition includes highlights from glorious times that included Jurgen Klopp and Kylian Mbappe, but in next year's game, it'd be amazing to see what EA's team can do with other footballing legends like Pele and "King" Kazuyoshi Miura.

Additionally, there are major changes to the process of chemistry. Chemistry will no longer be affected by a player's place on the field in relation to other players. It's which allows for greater diversification across teams and countries. I'm not sure it's going to affect anyone's strategies too much, but it's nice knowing that you're able to bring in wildcard players, and also have more avenues to connect them to top division players.

Looking for the perfect midfielder to achieve that coveted "33"-like chemistry feels much like it's a FIFA 23 buy Coins Squad Building Challenge now, that's a bit of a deliberate. Squad Building Challenges are still excellent ways to pass several hours doing absolutely nothing. But EA's'sudoku for football geeks' is best played via the companion app away from Ultimate Team's unresponsive console menus.

In a grim signification of the football licensing battles to come, FIFA has lost the J1 League license this year meaning no more King Kazu. Instead, this caused a change to the thrilling Bronze as well as Silver Australian A League team with the formidable attack force from Hibs winger Martin Boyle and the aptly called David Ball. Like last year my team was the underdog, causing several rage outbursts from rivals sporting million-coin outfits that exposed Ultimate Team as a gilded farce.