All dominating forwards in FC 25 Ultimate Team from Ludwighench's blog

The introduction of crossplay capability for FC 25 Coins seems to be a wildly beneficial change for the franchise even at face value. The aforementioned large and loyal fanbases of each console are within their own right sizable and active. Merging these respective player bases could give way to a multitude of changes to gameplay possibilities, as well as the sense of community that the franchise commands.

FC 25 reportedly has over nine million active players, to give context as to just how large of a player base crossplay capability would be connecting. Not just limited to Xbox and PlayStation, FC 25 also enjoys audiences across the Switch, PC, and Stadia.

One of the most exciting things that crossplay capability could allow for is the implementation of online FIFA tournaments, in which players exclusively play against opposition from other platforms. With FIFA already being known for heated rivalries and passionately competitive gameplay, the added dimension of cross-console rivalry would only stoke the flames and feed into the love of bragging rights and serious competition that fans of FIFA 's online modes love so much.

In terms of potential rewards for winning or significantly progressing through these tournaments, the possibilities are rich. Players could receive kits, badges, stadium customizers, or even special cards for FIFA Ultimate Team that are thematically matching to the platform of their choice. Communal milestone challenges for each console playerbase could provide added incentive to engage and progress in these tournaments.

Of all the game modes, none quite lend themselves as well to crossplay capabilities within buy Fut Coins than Pro Clubs. A game mode that, at full capacity, sees 11 players on each team controlling a single position, Pro Clubs has always been a mode that breeds competition via the organization that is required, as well as the sheer amount of people that can be involved in a single match.