Ludwighench
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There is a real gold rush on international superstars. Clubs will cut huge deals for the kind of talent that wins tournaments and championships. It's a high-risk, high-reward move. Sadly, these FC 25 Coins gambles tend to be more of the losing variety than the winning kind.
In Ultimate Team, better cards are released as the year goes on, so big name cards will be small potatoes every month or so. In single-player modes, these big names break the bank and make for a team that underwhelms in every area except for the star's position.
Outside of buying the game itself, don't spend money on the game unless there's a legitimate tournament situation and a chance to win it back. As previously established, cards become outdated. To buy the highest-end cards, players will have to spend thousands of dollars every month in addition to playing consistently.
The thing is, by not spending money, the team will be worse but the brackets will be against other gamers that have also elected not to break the bank. There will, of course, be the occasional smurf, but it's a rarity and not the norm.
The most popular sport in the world is back to video game consoles as FC 25 looks to bring the magic of the pitch into the hearts of gamers. It's something that entire communities talk about and, when it's working flawlessly, it makes the player feel like the athlete or coach they always dreamed of being.
Unfortunately, when it isn't working flawlessly, it can remind gamers that they dropped money on a game that feels incomplete or glitchy. Instead of feeling like a dream, it can become a nightmare that forces their consumers to look for alternative football/soccer games. If FC 25 wants to be the best of the best, these are some changes they'll have to make.
They say "If it's not broken, don't fix it" but I don't think whoever made that statement was much of a cheap FC 25 Coins player. What is the point of buying a new game every year when the controls, moves, animations, and general dynamic of the game remains identical.
In Ultimate Team, better cards are released as the year goes on, so big name cards will be small potatoes every month or so. In single-player modes, these big names break the bank and make for a team that underwhelms in every area except for the star's position.
Outside of buying the game itself, don't spend money on the game unless there's a legitimate tournament situation and a chance to win it back. As previously established, cards become outdated. To buy the highest-end cards, players will have to spend thousands of dollars every month in addition to playing consistently.
The thing is, by not spending money, the team will be worse but the brackets will be against other gamers that have also elected not to break the bank. There will, of course, be the occasional smurf, but it's a rarity and not the norm.
The most popular sport in the world is back to video game consoles as FC 25 looks to bring the magic of the pitch into the hearts of gamers. It's something that entire communities talk about and, when it's working flawlessly, it makes the player feel like the athlete or coach they always dreamed of being.
Unfortunately, when it isn't working flawlessly, it can remind gamers that they dropped money on a game that feels incomplete or glitchy. Instead of feeling like a dream, it can become a nightmare that forces their consumers to look for alternative football/soccer games. If FC 25 wants to be the best of the best, these are some changes they'll have to make.
They say "If it's not broken, don't fix it" but I don't think whoever made that statement was much of a cheap FC 25 Coins player. What is the point of buying a new game every year when the controls, moves, animations, and general dynamic of the game remains identical.