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As of right now the only way to accomplish this FIFA 23 Coins would be to take your console offline, which negates other aspects such as player and roster updates. There’s a fine line when it comes to post-release support. Too much tinkering turns gamers off and can lead to debates that often cause placebo effects. Conversely, too little support and the community will question the developer’s commitment, especially in a game with a divided (FUT vs offline) community.
Apart from ratings updates, there’s a huge disconnect between the live seasons and FIFA 23. Unless you’re an online player (seasons, Pro Clubs, and FUT) or deep into your Career Mode, FIFA 23 has probably made its way out of your gaming rotation with games like Call of Duty, Assassin’s Creed and Battlefront recently releasing. Why not bring back some off the challenge modes from the past? Currently, only “Match of the Day” is playable where as in the past you were presented with the opportunity to relive classic matches.
Last weekend, Schalke of the German Bundesliga pulled off the impossible, coming back from four goals to earn a draw against their heated rival Dortmund. I used to enjoy jumping into matches at say halftime and attempting to accomplish a result. I’d welcome the challenge of playing as Sweden and trying to hold off Italy during a World Cup playoff qualifier or taking a penalty as Egypt’s Mo Salah with a spot in the World Cup on the line. Between a lackluster career mode, the repetitiveness of the Journey, and the negatives that come with online FIFA gaming, FIFA 23 can feel very stale. Perhaps some new challenge modes can help freshen up the game.
With the 2018 World Cup draw concluded, it’s time for EA to step up to the plate and provide us with a fully immersive World Cup experience as a free standalone mode within FIFA 23. Between the lack of FUT 23 Coins for sale international licenses and authentic stadiums, the current World Cup experience within FIFA 23 is a generic mess. As the world’s biggest sports spectacle, there’s no higher achievement than donning your country’s flag across your back as you lift the trophy. From this tournament, stars and scapegoats are born.
As of right now the only way to accomplish this FIFA 23 Coins would be to take your console offline, which negates other aspects such as player and roster updates. There’s a fine line when it comes to post-release support. Too much tinkering turns gamers off and can lead to debates that often cause placebo effects. Conversely, too little support and the community will question the developer’s commitment, especially in a game with a divided (FUT vs offline) community.
Apart from ratings updates, there’s a huge disconnect between the live seasons and FIFA 23. Unless you’re an online player (seasons, Pro Clubs, and FUT) or deep into your Career Mode, FIFA 23 has probably made its way out of your gaming rotation with games like Call of Duty, Assassin’s Creed and Battlefront recently releasing. Why not bring back some off the challenge modes from the past? Currently, only “Match of the Day” is playable where as in the past you were presented with the opportunity to relive classic matches.
Last weekend, Schalke of the German Bundesliga pulled off the impossible, coming back from four goals to earn a draw against their heated rival Dortmund. I used to enjoy jumping into matches at say halftime and attempting to accomplish a result. I’d welcome the challenge of playing as Sweden and trying to hold off Italy during a World Cup playoff qualifier or taking a penalty as Egypt’s Mo Salah with a spot in the World Cup on the line. Between a lackluster career mode, the repetitiveness of the Journey, and the negatives that come with online FIFA gaming, FIFA 23 can feel very stale. Perhaps some new challenge modes can help freshen up the game.
With the 2018 World Cup draw concluded, it’s time for EA to step up to the plate and provide us with a fully immersive World Cup experience as a free standalone mode within FIFA 23. Between the lack of FUT 23 Coins for sale international licenses and authentic stadiums, the current World Cup experience within FIFA 23 is a generic mess. As the world’s biggest sports spectacle, there’s no higher achievement than donning your country’s flag across your back as you lift the trophy. From this tournament, stars and scapegoats are born.