buy fifa 20 coins hits consoles this week (September 27) and is a welcome return to a franchise
that simply refuses to disappear – which is a good thing, as we love
FIFA here at Digital Spy.
With the loot-box/gambling issues, and parents and gamers concerned about the trading card mode, Ultimate Team, it's time to see if FIFA 20
can stand up to the scrutiny and deliver another year of sporting
greatness.
So tie up your laces, kiss the badge and prepare to step onto the pitch, as we review the latest instalment of the FIFA franchise.
Ultimate Team mode remains one of the best parts of FIFA, with strategy, team management and legitimate online competitive games
against real people giving the mode purpose, risk and a boatload of
fun.And yes, the euphoria of dumping cash on a couple of packs and
finding a beast Icon or In-Form player who'll significantly upgrade your
team is massive, but the feeling is tainted slightly when you take the
time to read up on the issues surrounding it.
EA is defending the use of loot-boxes – or "surprise mechanics" as it calls them – and has rightly included an indicator of the odds you
should expect in a pack, which is a huge improvement on previous years.
Need some more 84+ rated players? Hover over the Gold Pack to see a little scale percentage of what rating the players in this pack might
have.
People will spend thousands of pounds on FIFA (and they have for many years) and that won't stop. Plus, Ultimate Team mode made up more
than 20% of EA's entire revenue stream for 2018, so it is unlikely to
stop encouraging players to spend.
Regardless of the cost to play, Ultimate Team is an absolute joy and remains the shining jewel in the FIFA crown. There's more customisation
and more ways to earn players – for those who want to go "Free-to-play"
you can do Squad Battles and Weekend League to earn more valuable
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